Hi, I wanted to remove a button and a string from an exisiting gui. "event.buttonList.remove(2);" worked perfectly fine to remove the button but is there a similar code to remove a string?

And also, is there a way to change the state of a button? For instance when I click on "Create World" it's usually set to "Survivial" and I would like it to be set to "Creative" without having to click on it

1 hour ago, diesieben07 said:

No. Text drawing is usually hardcoded in the GUIs drawScreen method.

 

There is no uniform way. You need to check what the button does when clicked on and then perform a similar action when the GUI is opened.

Oh okay. And is there a way to "hide" buttons instead of removing them with "event.buttonList.remove(2);"? That one seems to crash my game :L

If you can get the GuiButton variable

possibly event.buttonList.get(number) or something like that

You can set the visible variable to true/false

3 minutes ago, hiotewdew said:

If you can get the GuiButton variable

possibly event.buttonList.get(number) or something like that

You can set the visible variable to true/false

But where am I supposed to get that variable? :L

Just now, weeeee said:

But where am I supposed to get that variable? :L

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possibly event.buttonList.get(number) or something like that

 

 

If you want a lot of control to change a gui, you can replace the GUI with one of your own that basically copies the original code but with the modifications you want. Then handle the gui open event and if the gui is the one you want to replace, replace it.