Editing the GUI
This page goes over properly editing the GUI for Iridium Skyblock's menus.
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This page goes over properly editing the GUI for Iridium Skyblock's menus.
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If you have any questions, check the FAQ, and if you're still not sure, feel free to ask in our discord server.
Note: Most of what is outlined here is for reference only - if you copy sections of text to use in your own configuration file, it may break it, so use it at your own risk.
Slots are spaces in the menus of Minecraft that hold items. This often includes chests, the player inventory, and the hot-bar at the bottom of the screen. Minecraft's basic inventory menu can hold a maximum of 54 slots.
In Java, counting typically starts from zero, instead of math's one. It can be a bit confusing at times, but it's important to keep track of. IridiumSkyblock uses a similar counting system to count its slot numbers.
Here, you can see how Iridium Skyblock handles slot numbers. The first slot in the corner is considered to be slot 0 instead of slot 1. A simple conversion for your slot number needs would be to subtract 1 from each slot you plan to fill. slot = space number - 1.
There are two different display items used in the GUI. These include the item entry and the background item. Both of these follow the outline on the Items page.
Item Entries are the items that represent certain parts of the GUI. This includes menu navigation, purchasable items in the shop, the island upgrades menu, and every interact-able part of the GUI included with the plugin.
Background items are exactly that: items placed over the unused slots to provide a visual effect. In the default configuration, this includes glass panes that cover the unused slots and act as a filler to better highlight the Item Entries.
WARNING: Iridium Skyblock does not support using custom items added from other plugins, nor does it officially support modded content. If you choose to ignore this warning, do NOT expect support on our discord, as it is not officially supported or tested.
You may notice in the above screenshot that the menu has a title. This can be set for any section of the GUI. You can find more information on that here.
/is menu, displaying the different aspects of the GUI.