Looks modern

 

Going to move from having separate GUIs to having them built in to the RS paint. Thoughts?

Pros at a glance:

• More intuitive, can display things such as selected entities easier

Cons at a glance:

• Will use a tiny bit more resources than a separate GUI (we're talking very small numbers)

 

 

 

How would you implement interaction with other utilities like what if you need to enter an amount into a GUI for how many X of X you want to do?

Also how do you listen for interaction with paint? Dumb question but i never learned it.

How would you implement interaction with other utilities like what if you need to enter an amount into a GUI for how many X of X you want to do?

Also how do you listen for interaction with paint? Dumb question but i never learned it.

I would use PUI if there are only clickable options, no typing.

 

And you use mouselistener and rectangles to listen for interaction.

Edited October 15, 201510 yr by Woody

How would you implement interaction with other utilities like what if you need to enter an amount into a GUI for how many X of X you want to do?

Also how do you listen for interaction with paint? Dumb question but i never learned it.

 

I have my own - infrequently updating - paint library that's on Github, it has buttons, pictures etc. Adding textboxes wouldn't be too hard, I have experience from all of this because I was a game developer back in the day Even if I didn't make my own paint textbox, I could just have a popup.

The github also explains how to listen for mouse movement/clicks.

1/10 would not bang again

1/10 would not bang again

 

again aye?

Looks hot :3 the ict girls will like it bob

ugly

7/10.