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This is my first post on the Forge website! :D

 

Please note that I have absolutely 0 experience with Forge, but I do know Java.

 

I was curious if anybody knows any good tutorials, or can explain to me, how to change and add to menu GUIs. I was mainly thinking of the singleplayer and multiplayer menus that list worlds/servers.

net.minecraftforge.client.event.GuiScreenEvent

And shitload of sub-events are at your disposal. What exacly do you need?

As to using events - just google it.

 

Notes:

- Register client events in client proxy

- There are few event buses in mcForge - not every tutorial says that.

- GuiInit is called everytime when you resize screen

1.7.10 is no longer supported by forge, you are on your own.

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Basically, I was going to add a new section to the server list GUI, which would contain its own buttons. It would also involve the listed servers changing depending on which button was clicked (but I probably won't do that until after I get other stuff working).

 

If you want a basic layout of the panes I would be adding, I created this mark-up in Paint. Those are the resulting additions I was planning on making. The buttons would be listed inside of those. (And yes those are the pre-tiled textures)

 

 

On a side note: Is there any way to use a mod to bump up the default resolution with which the client launches? In order for the servers to fit, it needs to launch with a slightly bigger resolution (960 x 540).

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