#Support derpytsumtsum
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this looks ugly
Disable shadow
(In Skytils config that should exist iirc)
tho it'll probably still look out of place
nope
The issue wouldn't be reading, it'd probably be compiling the mod
Since all you'd need to do is set this to no text shadow, tho it'll still look bad since sba has a text shadow of a color other than black
Is there a way to set the text shadow to a color other than black?
Ill try to find it, I forgot I had vscode installed
nvm I forgot Im kinda stupid
Probably yes, but I can't be bothered to find it
Ive been searching but Im not sure where to look. Would it be in the .jar file?
ngl, good luck if you ask that
yeah Im bad at this stuff :(
But yea, tldr: not possible for you
I suggested but I doubt it will get added, anyways thanks for the help.
it's very much possible but requires more contextual knowledge
give tutorial, :beg:
what's the issue with compiling it?
Cause most people usually struggle with that
i agree
But if you want to give it a shot, it should just be setting gradle to use java 17, project sdk to java 17 and run option to java 8
neu has a very good guide on how to do it in the contributing.md file
(That's in intellij, idk how it works with others)
oftware prerequisites
Install a Java Development Kit (You will need both version 8 and version 17) Eclipse Temurin Download for convenience, however any JDK will do.
Install Git. Windows download
Install an IDE, such as Jetbrains IntelliJ IDEA.
Software configuration
Clone the NEU repository using git clone https://github.com/NotEnoughUpdates/NotEnoughUpdates.
Import that folder as a Gradle Project in your IDE (IntelliJ should autodetect it as gradle if you select the NotEnoughUpdates folder in the Open dialog)
Set your project SDK to your 1.8 JDK. This can be done in the modules settings (CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+S) in IntelliJ.
Set your gradle JVM to your 1.17 JDK. This can be done by searching for gradle jvm in the CTRL+SHIFT+A dialog in IntelliJ.
Run the gen<IntelliJ/Eclipse>Runs gradle task. In IntelliJ that can be done in the gradle tab on the right side of your IDE.
Optionally, run the genSources gradle task.
and replace that clone with the skytils repo
for your suggestion- do you want every single gui element to be customisable?
Yes, but if that's too hard just text color would work too
Sorry I was away for a bit and didn't see that, I'll try it out, thanks!
Wait lmao I didn't even realize that you were a different person when I responded to you
wait
me or them?
I'm confused
When I responded to you here, I thought you were the guy from the thread
oh dear
unfortunate
Well hopefully other guy can figure out how to compile it!