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I looked into it and found your fix. It looks like there was a little naming change to increase popularity.
You’ll need to download the off his website as you did and rename the folder “objhunt”. So, your path should look something like: “garrysmod\gamemodes\objhunt\”. In there, you should see a text document named “prop_hunt.txt” and rename that to “objhunt.txt”.
Lastly, navigate to “\objhunt\gamemode\shared.lua”, open it in some text editor, and you should see on line 6 “GM.BaseDir = "prop_hunt/gamemode/"”. You want to change that to “GM.BaseDir = "objhunt/gamemode/"”.
That should fix your troubles.
This fixed a few of my troubles. I went in the code and fixed the remaining Lua errors one by one, i hope this helps:
Change the name of the three files in gamemode/player_class from
player_hunter.lua, player_prop.lua, player_spectator.lua
to
class_hunter.lua, class_prop.lua, class_spectator.lua
At the top of gamemode/init.lua add this line: include( "shared/sh_config.lua" )
That did it for me, minus a few bugs that went away with a restart
https://github.com/Newbrict/ObjHunt