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    [1.7.10] Scrollable text GUI

    Jake_Evans replied to Jake_Evans's topic in Modder Support
    Here's my code so far; https://gist.github.com/Jake-Evans/b82bcc3553ffee6acc8d I'll look into the forge mod list and see how that uses it. Thanks!
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    [1.7.10] Scrollable text GUI

    Jake_Evans replied to Jake_Evans's topic in Modder Support
    I am using my own GUI class, I'm assuming I can include them in there and figure out how to use them?
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    [1.7.10] Scrollable text GUI

    Jake_Evans posted a topic in Modder Support
    I'm trying to make a GUI that can have a scrollbar for text.. however, anything I've looked at is used for containers/item fields. And to be quite frank, I don't fully understand. String tab1text = localize("gui.tab1.text").replace("\\n", "\n"); fontRendererObj.drawSplitString(tab1text, guiX + 10, guiY + 20, 158, 0x00000); That's how I'm currently rendering my text, and this is how it shows up; Essentially what I want it to do is stop showing anything after the 12th line and allow the scroll bar to move the text up. I'm totally inexperienced with GUIs so I have no clue what I'm doing. Anything that points me in the right direction will help. Thanks!

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