Theme
Make sure to check out how to register themes.
Here we will take a look what the theme file can look like. If you are a mod developer you can directly translate it to your JsonBuilder.
Let's look at an example. This is what the default vanilla theme as a json file would look like.
{
"parent": "DEFAULT",
"background": null,
"hoverBackground": null,
"color": "#FFFFFFFF",
"textColor": "#FF404040",
"textShadow": false,
"panel": {
"background": {
"type": "texture",
"id": "vanilla_background"
}
},
"button": {
"background": {
"type": "texture",
"id": "vanilla_button"
},
"textColor": "#FFFFFFFF",
"textShadow": true
},
"itemSlot": {
"background": {
"type": "texture",
"id": "slot_item"
},
"slotHoverColor": "#60FFFFFF"
},
"fluidSlot": {
"background": {
"type": "texture",
"id": "slot_fluid"
},
"slotHoverColor": "#60FFFFFF"
},
"textField": {
"textColor": "#FFFFFFFF",
"markedColor": "#FF2F72A8"
},
"toggleButton": {
"background": {
"type": "texture",
"id": "vanilla_button"
},
"textColor": "#FFFFFFFF",
"textShadow": true,
"selectedBackground": {
"type": "texture",
"id": "slot_item"
},
"selectedHoverBackground": null,
"selectedColor": "0xFFBBBBBB"
}
}First we have the parent property. This defines the parent theme. If a theme does not define a widget theme, it will be taken from its parent. If the parent property is not set, it defaults to DEFAULT, which is just the vanilla theme.
After that we have the color, background, hoverBackground, textColor and textShadow properties. These are fallback properties of widget themes. You can put any properties that any widget theme can have here. If a widget theme does not have said property it will fall back to the top level property if defined.
For color and textColor see color. For background and hoverBackground see drawables.
Next we have objects defined with the property name panel, button, itemSlot, fluidSlot, textField and toggleButton. These are widget themes. These are all widget themes ModularUI provides. Addons may add more.
Widget themes
Widgets which don't use one of the existing widget themes use the fallback properties.
All widget themes have the properties color, background, hoverBackground, textColor and textShadow. Which are all mostly self-explanatory. color is applied additionally to the background (if possible).
The itemSlot and fluidSlot also have the slotHoverColor, which is just the rendered color when the slot is hovered. Don't use full opacity here. Otherwise, you won't be able to see the item.
The textField theme has the markedColor property which is the marked text background.
The toggleButton has selectedBackground, selectedHoverBackground and selectedColor which are all self-explanatory.
NOTE
All widget themes are optional. You can define as many as you like. Not defined widget themes will be taken from the parent theme.
All properties of widget themes (and the fallback properties) are optional.
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