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Add Displaying you UI subsection to Create UIs
// draw cursor at last
// draw cursor at last
drawMouse(b);
drawMouse(b);
}
}
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=== Displaying your UI ===
<code>Game1.activeClickableMenu</code> stores the currently active UI, and has the value <code>null</code> when no UI is active. It also can be assigned to, to display any <code>IClickableMenu</code> UI that you want.
# Choose what event you want to activate your UI.
## This can be a simple button press on most cases, or a specfic game state like a time of the day, etc.
# Add the activation logic in your <code>Mod</code> subclass, where you bind to events and define handlers.
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public class ModEntry : Mod
{
public override void Entry(IModHelper helper)
{
// bind the event handler
helper.Events.Input.ButtonPressed += OnButtonPressed;
...
}
void OnButtonPressed(object sender, ButtonPressedEventArgs ev)
{
// Don't process button presses if player hasn't loaded a save,
// is in another menu, or isn't free. I'd recommended you ignore these cases too.
if (!Context.IsWorldReady) return;
if (Game1.activeClickableMenu != null || (!Context.IsPlayerFree)) return;
// Display our UI if user presses F10
if (ev.Button == SButton.F10)
Game1.activeClickableMenu = new MyUserInterface();
...
}
}
}
}
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