Helldivers 2 Integrated HUD Mod v0.7.3

                    
One mod now covers your ammo count, your vehicle’s health, and your squad’s ping. Integrated HUD draws a single arc beside the crosshair for ammo or heat, then adds panels for the FRV, tank, mech, and latency. It loads through MDL3, a mod loader that runs inside the game, so you can toggle each HUD from the ESC menu. As a result, your key numbers live in one clean, compact interface.
What It Changes

IntegratedHUD-MDL: Packs the full HUD into a single 1.7MB archive for MDL3. It leaves out MDL3 and HD2 Data Hub, so you install those separately.
Weapon HUD: Shows magazine ammo or weapon heat as one arc beside the crosshair, with ammo numbers and fire-mode icons. It hides while you reload, and a slider scales it from 50% to 150%.
Network Latency Panel: Lists round-trip ping for identified squad members, as host or as client. It stays off by default and needs HD2 Data Hub, so enable the Hub first. You can move the panel and scale it from 50% to 150%, and it keeps updating while menus are open.
FRV and Tank HUD: Shows the vehicle outline, seat occupancy, and health, and it highlights your own seat. The FRV also adds tire status indicators.
Mech HUD: Draws a single mech silhouette with a health readout, and its color shifts as health changes.
Independent Toggles: Lets you switch the weapon, FRV, tank, mech, and latency HUDs on or off separately in the MDL settings. After a toggle, you may need to enter or leave a vehicle, or fire a weapon, to refresh.
Native Sniper Crosshairs: Turns on the game’s own third-person crosshairs for the APW-1, R-40, and AMW-20. You get a fixed center dot plus a floating ring that shows muzzle direction.

Worth the Setup?
Instead of juggling separate readouts, you get ammo, vehicle health, and squad ping in one consistent style. Only the latency panel needs HD2 Data Hub, so the weapon, vehicle, and mech HUDs work without it.
Guía de instalación

Descarga el mod y descomprime el archivo en tu ordenador.
Instale MDL3 (Mod Dynamic Loader 3) through a mod manager such as Arsenal, then enable it and deploy.
If you want the latency panel, enable and deploy HD2 Data Hub in the same manager too.
Import the Integrated HUD package into your mod manager, enable it, and deploy.
Start the game, press ESC, and open MDL Settings to switch each HUD on or off.
For the latency panel, turn on Network Latency (needs Hub) in the same menu.
For the sniper crosshairs, pick the enable option in your mod manager, then deploy and launch the game. Wait for SUCCESS en IntegratedHUD-NativeSniper.log, then restart the game.
To uninstall, first choose the disable option for the sniper crosshairs and let the restoration finish. Then disable the mod in your manager and deploy again.

Before You Play

Since MDL3 carries its own disclaimers and distribution restrictions, read its full instructions before installing.
Latency readings may differ from the game’s F5 panel, so use them as a guide.
Joining a mission in progress while you are still setting up on the ship can leave the squad list incomplete.
The separate NativeSniper file is only a test package, since the main file already includes the sniper crosshair option.
This mod includes AI-generated content.