This section is for UI, or User Interface, functions.
These commands will let you create GUIs, or graphic user interfaces.
In other words, with these functions you will be able to draw graphics, such as clickable buttons or text prompts, onto the Old School RuneScape client window.
So let's go over how you can draw graphics onto the screen.
To begin, let's imagine there is an invisible sheet of paper on top of your client that you are drawing on.
This is your canvas. In order for anything you want to draw to show up you need to add it to the canvas.
On your canvas you can create sections for your graphics, or drawings, to be inside of.
You can imagine this as drawing a big square on your piece of paper where you want all of your other drawings to go into.
These sections are called containers, with the most important one being a window, like a popup window.
Inside your containers, you can put various elements like buttons you can click, boxs you can check, images from outside files you want to see, and lots of other options.
Each of these elements have their own set of properties, such as width and height, that you can customize to make them completely unique and personalized.
With UI functions you will be able to create visual representations of your plugin’s features and customize their design any way you want.
This section is for UI, or User Interface, functions. These commands will let you create GUIs, or graphic user interfaces. In other words, with these functions you will be able to draw graphics, such as clickable buttons or text prompts, onto the Old School RuneScape client window.
So let's go over how you can draw graphics onto the screen. To begin, let's imagine there is an invisible sheet of paper on top of your client that you are drawing on. This is your canvas. In order for anything you want to draw to show up you need to add it to the canvas.
On your canvas you can create sections for your graphics, or drawings, to be inside of. You can imagine this as drawing a big square on your piece of paper where you want all of your other drawings to go into. These sections are called containers, with the most important one being a window, like a popup window.
Inside your containers, you can put various elements like buttons you can click, boxs you can check, images from outside files you want to see, and lots of other options. Each of these elements have their own set of properties, such as width and height, that you can customize to make them completely unique and personalized.
With UI functions you will be able to create visual representations of your plugin’s features and customize their design any way you want.