#✅ | How can create custom GUI or Escape Menu:

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I want to create custom gui with one image custom. can you help me?

jaunty zealotBOT
# viral quest I want to create custom gui with one image custom. can you help me?

Hi there! 👋 It looks like you're asking about creating a custom GUI or customizing the Escape menu.

You can add completely new GUI screens to the game using FancyMenu's Custom GUIs feature. This allows you to build a new screen from scratch and populate it with elements like images, text, and buttons. You can then open this new GUI using a button action or an in-game command.

To learn more about creating a new custom GUI, please check out the documentation here: Custom GUIs

If you're looking to modify the existing Escape menu specifically, you would create a layout "for the current screen" when you are on that menu. Once in the layout editor, you can add new elements like an image, or customize existing elements such as buttons.

This page might help you with getting started: Getting Started

Let me know if you need help with a specific step! 😊

viral quest
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can you say the steps to create the custom gui?

jaunty zealotBOT
# viral quest can you say the steps to create the custom gui?

Certainly! To create a custom GUI from scratch, here are the steps:

  1. Open the Custom GUIs Management Screen:

    • Click on FancyMenu's menu bar at the top of the screen.
    • Go to Customization -> Custom GUIs -> Manage Custom GUIs.
  2. Create a New GUI:

    • In the "Manage Custom GUIs" screen, click on the New GUI button.
    • You'll be prompted to give your new GUI a unique identifier. This is like a name for your new screen. For example, you could use my_custom_menu. You can also configure other basic screen behaviors here.
    • Click Done.
  3. Open Your New Custom GUI:

    • In the "Manage Custom GUIs" list, select the GUI you just created.
    • Click on Open GUI.

    This will open your newly created, but still empty, screen.

  4. Create a Layout for Your Custom GUI:

    • While your empty custom GUI is open, click on the Customization tab in the menu bar.
    • Ensure Current Screen Customization is set to Enabled. (If it's disabled, click it to enable it).
    • Go to Layouts -> New -> For Current Screen.
    • This will open the Layout Editor for your custom GUI.
  5. Add Your Custom Image:

    • In the Layout Editor, right-click the editor background.
    • Hover over New Element.
    • Click on Image.
    • Once the Image element is added, right-click on the image element itself to customize its source (local file, web URL, etc.).
  6. Add Other Elements and Customize:

    • You can continue to add more elements like buttons, text, etc., by right-clicking the editor background and selecting from New Element.
    • To customize any element (including the image), right-click on the element in the editor.
  7. Save Your Layout:

    • When you're finished customizing, you'll see an "Unsaved Changes" indicator.
    • Press CTRL + S or click on Layout -> Save in the menu bar.
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  1. Enable Users to Access Your GUI:
    • The easiest way is to add a button to an existing menu (like the Title screen or even the Escape menu) that opens your new custom GUI.
    • Go to a screen where you want to add a button.
    • Create a new button element (or customize an existing one).
    • Right-click the button -> Edit Action Script -> Add Action -> Open Screen or Custom GUI.
    • For the action's value, enter the unique identifier you gave to your custom GUI (e.g., my_custom_menu).

You can find more details in the Custom GUIs documentation. Let me know if anything is unclear! 😊

jaunty zealotBOT
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