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Damn, such skills.

Quote from Fire8TheBlade

i think thats the right method, if you look in GuiIngame, there it shows that there is an array with 3 different objectives, which is the 3 slots, so if you wanted to get a variable in a specific display slot, just use one of those. Or, you can just search for a specific objective and display its value.

Before posting my last post, I actually tried to mess around the method, but really could not find anything that could help me.
Lets say there is a slot named "baseX" and its value is 13. How would I get the value? Please give me some example code.

Sorry for asking to feed me code, but I really need help.

Quote from coolAlias

What Fire8TheBlade mentioned earlier will work, but there are actually specific events just for game overlays (well, one event with many types). The wiki tutorial on Gui Overlays, while slightly out-dated, is still an excellent resource for learning about this topic.

Hey, I actually managed to make the HUD using RenderGameOverlayEvent. However, I still don't know how to get information from scoreboard, I think there is a way through mc.theWorld.getScoreboard.(idk what to do here);

I want to learn how to make a HUD, something like this one: http://img.mod-minecraft.net/Mods/Hudini-anti-derp-suite-mod-1.png

However, I want this HUD to use information from the server, like score boards for example, lets say I want to get information from the scoreboard and then use it in my HUD.

If you could teach me how to draw HUDs on the screen, It would be awesome!

I'm new to Minecraft Forge Modding, however, I have a good experience in coding with Java. Also I've made mini games in Bukkit before, but I'm finding it a lot harder to learn Modding