To bring back that button you deleted, open the layout that used to contain it, then go to Element → Deleted Vanilla Elements in the menu bar (while in the editor). Left‑click the button in that list to restore it.
If it’s a mod element you can’t see, make sure you’re editing the correct layout where you deleted it, because the list only shows elements removed from the currently loaded layout.
More details here: Deleted Vanilla Elements
#Restore button on menu added by mod I deleted
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If the button was part of another mod’s GUI, FancyMenu won’t list it under Element → Deleted Vanilla Elements—that menu only tracks vanilla widgets. Once the mod is gone, the button doesn’t exist anymore, so there’s nothing FancyMenu can “restore.”
You have two options:
- Reinstall the mod so the original button/widget reappears, then undo the deletion or use the Deleted Vanilla Elements menu (for any vanilla pieces you removed) while that layout is open.
- Recreate the button manually as a custom element in your layout, since the original can’t be recovered without the mod providing it.
If you’re not sure which screen/layout it belonged to, let me know which menu you were editing and what the button did—I can help you rebuild it.
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Because “HD Skins” was a mod-provided button, it never shows up in Element → Deleted Vanilla Elements (that only tracks Minecraft’s own widgets). Once the mod is gone, the button itself is gone too, so FancyMenu can’t restore it directly.
To get it back you’ll need to reinstall the mod that added the button, open the layout again, and either undo the deletion or use the Deleted Vanilla Elements menu if it affected vanilla widgets. If reinstalling isn’t an option, you can rebuild a replacement by creating a custom button in your layout and wiring it to whatever action you need.
Let me know if you’d like a hand recreating the button’s functionality—just tell me what it used to do and I can guide you through setting it up.