Can you create a custom create world screen

[raven pelican]

Hello! 👋

Yes, it is possible to remove the header and footer (the dirt texture bars) on scrollable screens with FancyMenu v3. To do this, you can:

1. Open the layout editor for the screen you want to customize.
2. Right-click the editor background.
3. Look for options like "Customize Header/Footer".
4. You can set their textures to be fully transparent to effectively remove them visually.

However, please be aware that this might not work on all screens, especially older or heavily modded ones.

Regarding the World Creation screen (like the one shown in your image), it's generally not recommended to customize it heavily using FancyMenu. This screen is quite complex and difficult for FancyMenu to customize properly due to how its elements are built and stacked. While setting a custom background might be fine, more complex customizations can lead to issues.

You can find more information about customizing scrollable screens and the World Creation screen in the documentation:

• Customizing Scrollable Screens
• World Creation Screen

[glass solstice]

Would it be possible to make a ui button that directs you to an entirely custom screen that works as a create world menu or is that impossible?

[raven pelican]

Yes, that's absolutely possible! You can definitely create a UI button that directs you to an entirely custom screen, and that custom screen can serve as your own "create world" menu.

Here's a brief overview of how you'd do it:

1. Create a Custom GUI: First, you'll need to create a new custom screen. You can do this by navigating to Customization -> Custom GUIs -> Manage Custom GUIs from FancyMenu's menu bar and clicking "New GUI".
2. Design Your Custom "Create World" Menu: Once you have your new custom GUI, you can open it and create a layout for it. You can add various elements like text input fields for the world name and seed, sliders for game rules, buttons to start the world creation process, etc. You can use actions and placeholders to manage the inputs and trigger the actual world creation.
3. Create a Button to Open Your Custom GUI: On the screen where you want this button to appear (e.g., the title screen or singleplayer menu), add a new Button element. Then, set its action script to "Open Screen or Custom GUI" and use the identifier of your newly created custom GUI.

You can find detailed instructions on creating custom GUIs here: Custom GUIs

This approach lets you bypass the default, hard-to-customize "Create World" screen entirely and replace it with your own design! Let me know if you have more questions about specific steps! 😊

[glass solstice]

But can the custom create world be able to do all the same things? (Set the world name, difficulty, gamemode, create the actual world and more)

[raven pelican]

That's a great follow-up question! 😊

Yes, your custom "create world" menu can absolutely perform all those actions, but it requires a bit more advanced setup using action scripts and placeholders.

Here's how some of those functionalities could be achieved:

• Set World Name: You would use a Text Input Field element to let the user type in the world name. The input from this field can be stored in a FancyMenu variable.
• Set Difficulty/Gamemode: You can use Slider or Button elements combined with action scripts to set Minecraft options, or use variables to store the selected difficulty/gamemode.
• Create the Actual World: This is where the powerful loadworld action comes in! When the user clicks your "Create World" button in your custom menu, you'd execute the loadworld action. The world_folder_name parameter for this action can be dynamically set using the variable where you stored the user's input for the world name.

You can also use the sendmessage action to execute /gamerule commands or other world-setting commands if those options are available in a single-player context.

So, while FancyMenu doesn't have a direct "World Creation API," you can piece together existing actions and variables to build a功能ally equivalent custom menu! It gives you a lot of flexibility. 🌟

[glass solstice]

Can you create a custom create world screen

[blissful cypress]

Impossible