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Use the debug keybind to "Cycle Dialog Outline Modes" when building a GUI. It will draw outlines around your GUI element bounds, making it much easier to understand how your code is translated into the visual GUI. | Use the debug keybind to "Cycle Dialog Outline Modes" when building a GUI. It will draw outlines around your GUI element bounds, making it much easier to understand how your code is translated into the visual GUI. | ||
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You should encapsulate every GUI Dialog into its own class, albeit a dialog may consist of multiple windows - the vanilla character dialog for example has two - one for the players wearables and one for the player stats. There's a couple of base classes to make your life a bit easier. | You should encapsulate every GUI Dialog into its own class, albeit a dialog may consist of multiple windows - the vanilla character dialog for example has two - one for the players wearables and one for the player stats. There's a couple of base classes to make your life a bit easier. | ||
