It's dead for now

CrabUI pre-release

GUI framework for barotrauma C# and Lua modders
Should be much easier to use than vanilla barotrauma GUI

Looks as shrimple as that

CUIFrame frame = new CUIFrame()
{
  Relative = new CUINullRect(w: 0.2f, h: 0.2f),
  Anchor = CUIAnchor.Center,
};

frame["guh button"] = new CUIButton("Press me")
{
  Anchor = CUIAnchor.Center,
  AddOnMouseDown = (e) => CUI.Log("Guh"),
};

CUI.Main.Append(frame);

Some documentation is here

Changelog is here

Instalation

Currently luatrauma workshop dependency system is broken
When IFactory fixes it, using CUI will be as simple as subscribing to a mod
But here's hacky install steps if you want to try it now:

For c# mods

• Download main branch of this repository
• Copy CSharp\Client\CrabUI folder into CSharp/Client if it's a source code mod, and into ClientSource if it's an assembly mod
• Copy Assets folder into your mod folder / Make MSBuild copy it into your mod folder (idk how, lol) , you can put it anywhere, rename it, whatever

In public void Initialize(),

• find mod folder
• Set CUI.ModDir = "found Mod folder";
• Set CUI.AssetsPath = "Path to assets folder with cui stuff which i told you to copy";
• Run CUI.Initialize();

In public void Dispose()

• Run CUI.Dispose();

Check CSharp\Client\Mod.cs for example

Also in assembly mods

I highly recommend you to set CUI.UseCursedPatches to false and then set CUI.HookIdentifier to some name and add AdditionalHooks.lua to Lua/Autorun to avoid curse

For lua mods

• Copy entire CSharp folder into your mod folder
• Copy Assets folder into your mod folder
• Go to CSharp\Client\Mod.cs and change public static string PackageName = "CrabUI"; to the name of your mod as in filelist.xml
• Modify public static string AssetsPath => Path.Combine(ModDir, "Assets"); if you changed the name or location of Assets folder