A mod's settings button now opens ModSettings: a header with the mod's
icon, name, version, tags and description, a Reset button and an on/off
switch, then its properties as rows, with nested namespaces as titled
sections and a live preview card beside them for HUD mods.
PanelScreen holds the sidebar-and-panel frame that the mod menu, mod
settings and config editor share. PropertyList lays out any config as
rows. The inputs share one field look: Toggle is a switch, Select steps
with arrows, and the number, keybinding and color inputs are boxes. The
color picker opens to the left and closes on outside clicks.
Every property type now implements reset(), which was a no-op, and
ModLayout keeps its settings in order instead of Map.of's. ConfigEditor
moves onto the same frame and rows and drops its HUD preview, which added
a new element every frame.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
The mod menu is now a translucent panel beside a navigation rail, with a
header showing how many mods are enabled, a search box, category filters
built from the mods' tags and a three-column grid of mod cards. Each card
shows the mod's icon, name and description with a settings button and an
on/off switch. The layout shrinks to fit smaller windows.
New reusable pieces: Panel, Label, ChipGroup, SearchInput,
Toggle.drawSwitch, Theme helpers for panel, border, muted text and body
font, and Fonts.ellipsize. The sidebar and card icons are Lucide SVGs, and
seven mod icons were redrawn in the same style.
Scroll can skip its background and be cleared, and no longer passes clicks
outside its bounds to children scrolled out of view. Input checks overflow
and places the cursor at the scale its text is drawn at. Screens that are
not redesigned yet move the wider sidebar so it keeps its gap.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
The six 4096x4096 faces were 110 MB, about 90% of every mod jar
(121.7 MB per Minecraft version). That exceeded the 100 MB upload limit
in front of git.selimaj.dev, made every download huge, and cost ~400 MB
of GPU memory on the title screen. At 2048x2048 they're 33.5 MB (jar
~45 MB, ~100 MB GPU memory) and still sharp on 1440p/4K screens.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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