✅ | button

[ionic stream]

modify scale of text label

[chilly ore]

Hiya! 💚 Could you share a bit more? Are you talking about a custom button’s label in the layout editor? Let me know which screen/layout you’re working on and what you’re trying to change exactly (e.g., the font scale, label scale, or the entire button). That way I can point you to the right steps from the docs 😊

[ionic stream]

scale of text label button

[chilly ore]

I didn’t find a dedicated “label scale” entry in the docs, so could you clarify what you’re trying to do? For example, are you editing a custom button in the layout editor and want the text on that button to render larger or smaller? Let me know which screen/layout and which element you’re working on, and I can point you to the right section (e.g., the Text Formatting guide for JSON label tweaks).

[ionic stream]

render larger

[chilly ore]

Buttons don’t expose a label “scale” slider—text is rendered with Minecraft’s font and sizing. If you need the label to look bigger, the usual workarounds are:

1. Bake the text into the button texture (so the graphic already shows whatever size you want) and leave the label blank.
2. Layer a Text element over the button and format it with Markdown or a JSON text component to control font/size details (see the Text Formatting guide for how to use fonts, colors, and Minecraft text components).
3. Use a JSON text component in the button label if you just want a different font; place the text component string into the label field following the syntax described in the same guide.

There isn’t a built-in slider to scale button labels directly, so those workarounds are the best way to make the text render larger.

[ionic stream]

how to make option button?

[chilly ore]

To make an “Options” button, add a custom button and give it an Open Screen or Custom GUI action targeting the options screen identifier.

1. Right-click the button → Edit Action Script → Add Action → choose Open Screen or Custom GUI.
2. Enter the options screen identifier (e.g., options_screen for the main options menu). If you’re unsure, open the target screen, enable the debug overlay, and click the identifier to copy it—see the Screen Identifiers guide for that process.
3. Optionally tweak the button appearance/label (or layer a Text element if you need custom fonts—see Text Formatting).

That button will now open the vanilla options menu when clicked.

[ionic stream]

resume game button?

[chilly ore]

To create a “Resume Game” button, just give it the Close Screen action (closegui):

1. Right-click the button → Edit Action Script → Add Action → pick Close Screen.
2. No value is needed—just save the layout.

That action closes the current GUI and returns the player to the world, which works perfectly on the pause screen. You can find the action listed under Close Screen in the Action Scripts documentation.

[ionic stream]

back to the game

[chilly ore]

If you want a “Back to Game” button, give it the Close Screen action (closegui). That simply closes the current GUI and returns the player to the world, which is exactly what the vanilla “Back to Game” button does.

1. Right-click the button → Edit Action Script → Add Action → choose Close Screen.
2. No value is required.
   That’s all—clicking it just leaves the menu and resumes gameplay 🍃

[silver monolith]

can you speak in sentences maybe? LLMs will only give you shitty half-baked answers if you don't give them context. also it's super annoying if you request human help at some point.

[chilly ore]

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