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[1.7.10] MouseEvent does not fire when inside gui

IvanTune
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Hello folks!

 

So I am making scrollable windows in my gui and I want to use the scrollwheel on mouse to move them up and down.

Everything works fine when gui is not open, but with gui open the MouseEvent does not fire for some reason.

Any help on how to solve it is much appriciated.

 

Thanks! :)

 

 

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    From what I remember it won't fire.

     

    If you are extending GuiScreen you can override handlerMouseInput and use standard calls like Mouse.getEventDWheel();

     

    For examples lookup vanilla gui code (guis that have scrollings).

     

    EDIT

    Oh, and for vanilla stuff:

    net.minecraftforge.client.event.GuiScreenEvent.MouseInputEvent.Pre/Post

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

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    Thanks for replies!

     

    So I am using GuiContainer for the gui and forge version 1517 for 1.7.10.

    Also a bit confused because I don't see MouseInputEvent  in the GuiScreenEvent.

    Any idea what I could do for GuiContainer? Just need it to detect that someone is scrolling then fire some code and work in gui.

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