Hi!

I made a Keybinded gui.

(If i press the button the Gui appears.)

Well, I want to make a toggle into this keybind.

(I press the key, the Gui comes up and if I press the key again the Gui disappears.)

 

The KeyHandler:

public class GuiKeyHandler extends KeyHandler
{
private EnumSet tickTypes = EnumSet.of(TickType.CLIENT);

public static boolean keyPressed = false;

public GuiKeyHandler(KeyBinding[] keyBindings, boolean[] repeatings)
{
	super(keyBindings, repeatings);
}
@Override
public String getLabel()
{
	return "GuiSwitch";
}
@Override
public void keyDown(EnumSet<TickType> types, KeyBinding kb, boolean tickEnd, boolean isRepeat)
{
	keyPressed = true;
	final Minecraft mc = Minecraft.getMinecraft();
	mc.ingameGUI = new GuiIngameNew(mc);
}
@Override
public void keyUp(EnumSet<TickType> types, KeyBinding kb, boolean tickEnd)
{
	keyPressed = false;
}
@Override
public EnumSet<TickType> ticks()
{
	return tickTypes;
}
}

 

I show the other files if it needs.

I know what I do when I replace the GuiIngame, and I know I need it.

But, I dont uderstand

Then just toggle a boolean field in your key handler and in your render code check for that boolean.

Can you show me an example or make?

If you don't know what toggling a boolean means, you surely need to go and learn java before you continue modding.

Sorry, but Im 16 Years old and I now learning Java

 

What are you doing? Please explain. You can change the whole GUI without replacing GuiIngame.

Have you ever played RaiderZ?

I need to make a "GuiIngame" system like that.

So, this is a big project with my friends..

Okay, I have just solved it. Thanks diesieben07!

Okay, I asked it.^^

*

toggling a boolean, means, you have a boolean b,

b = !b;

that basically means if it is true, it becomes false, and vice-versa.

I searched for it on Google.

But it isnt works When I pressed the key, the gui appeared and disappeared and repeated this thing so fast, when i press the key again nothing happend.

if(!mc.currentScreen instanceof MyNewScreen)
//open MyNewScreen
else
//close

GotoLink

if(!mc.currentScreen instanceof MyNewScreen)

//open MyNewScreen

else

//close

This isn't work, I think 'couse the GuiIngame isn't a GuiScreen it is a simple Gui, but I dont know.

My bad, you use

mc.ingameGUI

,right ?

 

Yes  I use it.

I haven't see anything like that.

You can use the RenderGameOverlay event to stop all vanilla HUD from rendering and then render your own stuff.

I dont know how I can do it

Thanks!