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int XPos = (Game1.viewport.Width / 2) - (UIWidth / 2);
int XPos = (Game1.viewport.Width / 2) - (UIWidth / 2);
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=== Decompiling the Game ===
Use dotPeek (''free'') or ILSpy to [[Modding:Modder_Guide/Get_Started#How_do_I_decompile_the_game_code.3F | decompile the game ]] and view what are the available UI/Graphics classes in the game, to either modify or use within your UI. You'll have to look inside of <code>StardewValley.Menus</code> namespace mostly.
=== Available UI Components ===
The best way to find the complete list of all the UI / graphics components you can use in your UI is to decompile Stardew Valley yourself and looking at what's available. I'll still list a few fundamental types that every UI will use, and might even find to be enough usually:
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! '''Component Name'''
! '''Uses'''
! '''Namespace'''
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| ClickableTextureComponent
| Can be used to display any texture asset, including any image. Commonly used for buttons, images, etc.
| StardewValley.Menus
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| ClickableComponent
| Commonly used to draw text labels. Base of ClickableTextureComponent.
| StardewValley.Menus
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| TextBox
| Typical textbox. Used to get text inputs from users
| StardewValley.Menus
|-
| SpriteText
| While not a drawable component by itself, contains useful methods to draw TextScrolls to screen like <code>#drawStringWithScrollCenteredAt()</code>
| StardewValley.BellsAndWhistles
|}