Ultra Customizer Guides
  • 👋Welcome
  • ❔Basics
    • Getting started
    • Elements details
    • Manage folders
      • Global management
      • Import export
  • 💻GUI's
    • How to open your GUI
    • Custom buttons
      • Custom button icon
      • Player head (Opening the GUI)
    • Button Lores
      • Players placeholders
    • Unlockable Buttons
  • ⚙️Simple systems
  • Creating a mute chat script
    • Creating the /mutechat command
    • Creating the /unmutechat command
    • Creating the script
  • Text message replacement
    • Creating the script
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  1. Basics

Elements details

A detailed explanation on what might be asked by elements

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General information

Every element will ask for a input and requires a specific input to work. This page will explain exactly what possible arguments are needed as a input or will be exported to use at a later stadium.

How to use elements

Elements require a input and sometimes export a value. Do determine what input is needed and what gets exported we have implemented a visual list of what the element does.

To give you a example on what happens and how it looks I have made a example below.

The green outlined text is the command that has been created in this case /test

The red outlined text displays the Created Variables (outputs) we see now that it exports arguments and the sender To take a deeper dive in the the Variables (inputs and outputs) we will see how it gets exported and how you can see what you can use.

This is a new command that will export the arguments given and the player name who executes the command.

To give an example of a element that uses a input and gives an export there is an example below.

We can see that Arguments (Input) takes the arguments from the command and the Created Variables (Export) as a String. This means we can use the Value <String> at a later moment in a script.

Keep in mind!

Every time you add a element you need take a close look at what it needs and what it exports and what is needed for that element.

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