+
+ Hudder is a minecraft mod which allows you to create your own, highly
+ customizable hud without prior programming knowledge.
+ Hudder also allows more technical people the ability to use complex
+ tools that they may be more familiar with (like JavaScript) to make
+ their hud.
+ Hudder also has a variety of built-in huds that can serve as a base for
+ your own hud as well as give you the ability to make as many huds as you
+ may wish for.
+
Locating your hudder config folder: you can do this simply by going to Hudder's options menu and clicking the text at the
+ bottom of "general". After that your file explor. After that your file explorer should open up with Hudder's config folder!
+
+
Creating the hudder file: Simply create a file (or use one that already exists [don't modify hud.json!]), open it in your
+ preferred editor (let's be honest it's prob notepad) and start writing!
+
+
Open Hudder's options menu and make sure that the "main file" option is set to your hud file's name.
+
+
Step 4 - Start writing your hud!
+
+
+
+
Actually writing the hud
+
+
Normal text
+
+You just write it, writing "words are beautiful" in the file will show "words are beautiful" in game.
+
+
Character escaping and Color Codes
+
+
+Most of what you'll write will probably be normal text, variables, conditions etc. But in some cases you'll want to use reserved
+characters (';','%','#','&','{') as normal text (ex. you want to use '%' without Hudder considering it a condition). In those cases
+you'll need to add a backslash before the character (ex. '\%').
+
+Color codes work as minecraft intended.
+
+
+
+
Text sections
+
+
+You want to put text in the bottom right corner instead of top left? no problemo! use sections like
+;bottomright; (note that only text after it will be affected)
+
+
+
+
Basic variables (fps, memory usage etc)
+
+Let's say you want to add some real basic stuff like an fps count and all that stuff, well it's pretty simple! all you need to do
+is write the name of the variable between curly brackets and Hudder will do the rest!
+(ex. {fps}, {used_memory} etc.)
+
+
+So, you got a fancy new FPS meter but it still doesn't feel quite right yet, you want to know when you need to buy a new computer
+because your frame rate is 999 instead of 1000? Use conditions! Conditions have a real structureand if that structure is not followed
+unexpected behavior can occur! But not to fear! I am here to help you understand them! Conditions are structured like this (Note there
+is no limit to the number of else I just put 2 cuz I am lazy, could be 1, 2, 3, how many you possibly need):
+
+%condition 1, "condition 1 is true", condition 2, "condition 2 is true", "neither condition is true"%
+ Want some examples? well here ya go:
+
+&%fps<30, "4", fps<60, "e", "a"%{fps} - This will show the fps meter in different colors depending if it's
+below 30 or 60 fps.
+
+%ping>5, "{ping}", ""% - This will show your ping only if it is above 5!
+
+%is_slime, "Slime chunk!"% - This will show "Slime chunk!" if you are standing inside a slime chunk.
+
+
+
+
Advanced Variables
+
+
+Let's do this one quickly:
+
+Setting custom variable values - {variable=10} will set {variable} to 10.
+{var=fps} will set var to your fps count.
+
+Math - {math_result=fps+10+math_result} will do as you could've guessed, math.
+use * for multiplications, / for divisions, ^ for powers and % for remainder.
+
+
+
+
Inventory management and methods
+
+
+you can use ;[method], and, it's, parameters; to call builtin methods.they are built similar to conditions
+except the parameters are not predefinied and can be variables (which can be changed as specified in the section above).
+
+List of methods (not full list) (Note: [] parameters are required, <> parameters are optional):
+;selectedslot, [x position on screen], [y position on screen], <scale>;
+;helmet, [x position on screen], [y position on screen], <scale>;
+;chestplate, [x position on screen], [y position on screen], <scale>;
+;leggings, [x position on screen], [y position on screen], <scale>;
+;boots, [x position on screen], [y position on screen], <scale>;
+;item, [Item] , [x position on screen], [y position on screen], <scale>;
+;slot, [Slot number] , [x position on screen], [y position on screen], <scale>;
+;load, [hudder file];
+
+
+
+
+
Advanced conditions and while loops
+
+
+Note that the indentation must be exclusively tabs, note that some editors will automatically replace tabs with
+spaces so be sure to disable that! If you didn't understand the previous statement use Notepad from this point.
+
+You can use #if to do large if conditions (unlike "basic" conditions you can only have 1 condition without an else statement)
+
+#if is a multi-lined condition (which means)
+
+#while is similar except it repeats itself until the condition is false
+(or until it reached the limit of 16 bit integers [aka 32767] number of itterations)
+
+
+
+Here is an example of both (Please do not use this, it will likely crash your game):
+
+#if fps<60
+ {math=10+20}
+ {crashmypc=true}
+{xx=0}
+{yy=0}
+#while crashmypc
+ #if yy>height
+ {crashmypc=false}
+ ;hand, xx,yy,1;
+ {xx=xx+16}
+ #if xx>width
+ {yy=yy+16}
+ {xx=0}
+
+
+Magnificent, isn't it? Looks like I peaked early when I came up with this piece of art.
+
+
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++ Hudder wiki
+
+
+
+
+
+
Welcome to the hudder wiki!
+
+ Hudder is a minecraft mod which allows you to create your own, highly
+ customizable hud without prior programming knowledge.
+ Hudder also allows more technical people the ability to use complex
+ tools that they may be more familiar with (like JavaScript)
+ to make their hud.
+ Hudder also has a variety of built-in huds that can serve as a base for
+ your own hud as well as give you the ability to make as many huds as
+ you may wish for.
+
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