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For the buttons not working, could you tell me:
- What action(s) is each button supposed to run? (You can check via right-click → Edit Action Script.)
- Are there any loading requirements that may be blocking the buttons or text?
- Which screen/layout you’re editing, and whether those buttons are custom or vanilla elements?
If the button should go back to a screen, make sure it’s using the Back to Last Screen or Open Screen action with the correct identifier. Text elements can’t act as buttons unless you layer an actual button behind them or use an action script on a hidden button—text-only elements don’t have clickable scripts.
Once you share more context, I can guide you more precisely. 📘 Action Scripts and Conditions (Requirements) might help while you check the configuration.
I have custom button bringing me to resource packs and when I click done in resource backs it doesn't bring me back to main menu
Got it! When you open the Resource Packs screen using a custom button, Minecraft keeps that screen open until you explicitly close it—so pressing the built-in “Done” won’t automatically jump back to the main menu even if you opened the screen via FancyMenu.
To fix this:
- Edit the button’s action script and add an action after the
opengui(or whatever opens the resource pack screen) that runsclosegui. That way the button opens the resource pack screen and immediately closes it afterward, returning to the previous menu. - Alternatively, replace the “Done” button in the Resource Packs screen with a custom button that runs
closegui(orback_to_last_screen) so it reliably returns to the main menu.
For the text button: FancyMenu’s Text elements don’t support actions on their own. If you want clickable text, place a Button behind it (set the button’s label empty and use the text element purely for visuals) or use a button with a custom label. You can then right-click that button and edit its action script to run whatever you need.
You can follow the Action Scripts guide to set up the closegui or back_to_last_screen actions, and if you’re using requirements to gate anything, check the Conditions page. Let me know if you want help crafting the script!
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