Difference between revisions of "LavishGUI:UI (Command)"
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UI -reset|-load <filename>|-reload <filename>|-unload <filename> | UI -reset|-load <filename>|-reload <filename>|-unload <filename> | ||
− | == | + | == Forms == |
− | * -reset | + | *UI -reset - clears all UI elements including the console |
− | + | *UI -load <filename> - loads an XML interface file and adds the new elements to the current interface. Any top-level elements in the file that already exist in the current UI will be skipped | |
− | * -load <filename> | + | *UI -reload <filename> - same as load except it will not skip existing elements and replace them instead |
− | + | *UI -unload <filename> - Unloads each of the elements described in the XML file | |
− | * -reload <filename> | ||
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− | * -unload <filename> | ||
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<small>Tip: The UIElement command can be used to remove specific UI elements</small> | <small>Tip: The UIElement command can be used to remove specific UI elements</small> | ||
Revision as of 21:37, 24 August 2005
Contents
Syntax
UI | |
Usage | Newbie |
Level of Understanding | Newbie |
Computer Savvy | Newbie |
Logic | Newbie |
UI -reset|-load <filename>|-reload <filename>|-unload <filename>
Forms
- UI -reset - clears all UI elements including the console
- UI -load <filename> - loads an XML interface file and adds the new elements to the current interface. Any top-level elements in the file that already exist in the current UI will be skipped
- UI -reload <filename> - same as load except it will not skip existing elements and replace them instead
- UI -unload <filename> - Unloads each of the elements described in the XML file
Tip: The UIElement command can be used to remove specific UI elements
Examples
- ui -reset
- ui -load defaultui
- ui -load myui
- ui -reload myui
- ui -unload myui