HUD Editor

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You can add your own HUD Elements to the Meowtils HUD Editor, this would allow you to drag & drop them to change positions.

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Note

This requires you to add X & Y position @Config fields.

Saving Values

// Single element
@Override
public List<HudEntry> hudEditor() {
    return Collections.singletonList(
            new HudEntry("Health", this, "healthPosX", "healthPosY",
            () -> GuiUtil.getHudBounds("20V", 1, healthScale)));
}

// Multiple elements
@Override
public List<HudEntry> hudEditor() {
    return Arrays.asList(
            new HudEntry("Health", this, "healthPosX", "healthPosY",
                    () -> GuiUtil.getHudBounds("20V", 1, healthScale)),
            new HudEntry("Bow Damage", this, "bowPosX", "bowPosY",
                    () -> GuiUtil.getHudBounds(hideSuffix ? "20 " : "20 HP ", 1, bowScale))
    );
}

HudEntry

public HudEntry(@Nullable String name, Module owner, String xPosConfigField, String yPosConfigField, Supplier<int[]> bounds)

Name

This will be displayed while hovering the element in the editor, if set to null it will just show the module name instead.

Tip

You should use this when adding several HUD Elements in a single module, to distinguish which is which.

Owner

The current owner of this element, should be set as this.

X Pos

The config field name for X Pos.

Y Pos

The config field name for Y Pos.

Bounds

The element bounds, for this you should use getHudBounds shown below.

Hud Bounds

Tip

There is really no right or wrong with this, you will just have to test and see what fits the best. This is just for controlling the bounds when hovering & dragging your element, when in HUD Editor.

int[] GuiUtil.getHudBounds(String longestText, int lineCount, float scale)

Longest text

Horizontal bounds.

This would be the longest that the text in your element might get.

Line count

Vertical bounds.

The number of lines your element might be.

Scale

Current scale of your element.

Rendering

When you render your element you should also check if you are in the editor, and if so also render your element.

// Returns true if you're currently in editor
GuiUtil.inEditor()