[1.7.10] List-boxes - scrolling

[Ernio]

I am looking for some tools that would allow me do something like this:

 

#MadSkillz

 

What we have here are 3 scroll-lists that I want to pull elements from some List in my gui.

Important thing - those elements are NOT buttons, whole thig is supposed to be a choosing (you click one, it highlights and if you would click another one, previous one turns off and new one highlights, ofc separately in each list - there are 3).

 

Any help would be cool, I am currently "scanning" vanilla server list and had look at creative inventory.

Also: anyone knows some example codes?

[Draco18s]

You're almost certainly going to have to code it yourself.  List boxes aren't commonly used in Minecraft.

[Ernio]

*sighs*

I found "something".

GuiSelectStringEntries ex GuiListExtended ex GuiSlot

 

Used in GuiSelectString ex GuiScreen

 

Hopefully it is what i think it is ;o

[SSslimer]

You can make those scroll lists elements as a buttons.

Create method to remove button from list and reload the screen.

[Ernio]

Well yeah, it's not hard to just make any kind of list, what I have problem with is scrolling - anyone knows where I could find some implementation of scrolling that supports/uses GuiScreen so I could use it myself?

 

I guess I could use:

protected void mouseClickMove(int p_146273_1_, int p_146273_2_, int p_146273_3_, long p_146273_4_) {}

to make whole thing on my own, but... "don't reinvent the wheel"

[SanAndreaP]

GuiContainerCreative has an implementation of scrolling.

[Ernio]

Anyway, to sum up everything - as always, it just needed few hours of researches, testing and deciphering a lot of obfuscated fields.

 

Solution:

In my GuiCustom ex GuiScreen inside initGui() I am creating List which i then transfer to new GuiElementList ex GuiListExtended. Additionally there is need to make element implementing GuiListExtended.IGuiListEntry which will display objects inside your list inside GuiElementList that is being drawn by GuiCustom.

 

All that will give nice effect showed in 1st post.

 

Note: There is A LOT of unobfuscated stuff there, mostly positioning and sizes, takes a while to decode it all (partially possible by looking into GuiResourcePackList and it's child classes/displayers.