i want to try my best to do that....... maybe i will need others help in the future....
[x] get_current_screen()
[x] event of player opening GUI
that pr is to add a scarpet usage like this:
/script run __on_player_open_screen(player, screen_type)->get_current_screen(player [, a lambda callback could be here] )
to make script can touch vanilla screens. (after getting the screen object, users can use it.)
because the user may want to append a callback to the returned screen, i let the 2nd argument of __on_player_open_screen be screen_type instead of a screenvalue itself.
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it supports crafters now.
use create_screen(player(),'crafter_3x3', 'screen name') to create one.
which has following property:
crafter_slot_disable_0crafter_slot_disable_1
...
crafter_slot_disable_8 (the slots "lock")
crafter_enable (the red arrow in the middle of the GUI) (should it be called red_arrow directly?)
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example 1:
/execute as @p run script run create_screen(p,'crafter_3x3','333',_(s,p,x,y)->(if(!s,return());screen_property(s,'crafter_slot_disable_0',screen_property(s,'crafter_slot_disable_8'))))
/script run __on_player_open_screen(p,s)->get_current_screen(p,_(s,p,x,y)->(if(!s,return());screen_property(s,'crafter_slot_disable_0',screen_property(s,'crafter_slot_disable_8'))))
i want to try my best to do that....... maybe i will need others help in the future....
that pr is to add a scarpet usage like this:
to make script can touch vanilla screens. (after getting the screen object, users can use it.) because the user may want to append a callback to the returned screen, i let the 2nd argument of __on_player_open_screen be
screen_typeinstead of a screenvalue itself.=================================
it supports crafters now. use create_screen(player(),'crafter_3x3', 'screen name') to create one. which has following property:
crafter_slot_disable_0crafter_slot_disable_1...crafter_slot_disable_8(the slots "lock")crafter_enable(the red arrow in the middle of the GUI) (should it be called red_arrow directly?)===================================
example 1:
/execute as @p run script run create_screen(p,'crafter_3x3','333',_(s,p,x,y)->(if(!s,return());screen_property(s,'crafter_slot_disable_0',screen_property(s,'crafter_slot_disable_8'))))Minecraft_1.20.3-_Singleplayer_2023-12-10_05-55-53[1].webm
=============== example 2:
Minecraft_1.20.3-_Singleplayer_2023-12-10_06-02-03.webm
the script creates an callback function to be run on player opens a vanilla screen. and in which, another callback is added to that vanilla screen.