UniPalUI - Unified Palworld User Interface and Tools for Mods - Palworld

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What is UniPalUI?

Unified Palworld User Interface for Mods (UniPalUI for short) is a mod menu mod with a custom input handler and several UI features for other mods to use through a simple API and callbacks system. UniPalUI makes it easy for mods to implement keybinds and/or mod menus without having to build their own unique systems or manage conflicts on their own. UniPalUI is built with its own custom UI and input handlers so it can run parallel from the game with its own mod register system. UniPalUI's systems are designed to be highly flexible, leaving the vast majority of logic up to the modder, this makes UniPalUI suitable for not just configuring settings, but also setting up gameplay related menus like options selections, setting up custom controls for a free cam, adding gameplay elements with their own interact component (like a custom crafting table), and any other feature a modder may need a menu for.

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What's New in Version 0.1.8 TEST

Released July 7

UniPalUI - TEST v0.1.8

Changes :

Added API call UPI_ForceBack which forces the menu to go back one page (calls SCML_UI_ForceBack)
Fixed API Name to BoxType errors which was resulting in some API usage having undefined behavior
Fixed some errors in SCML's back-port to UE5.1
Fixed SCML API typo in SCML_KeyNameToKey
Fixed depreciated menu update functions breaking menu boxes when used in certain contexts

SCML_UI :

Added API Call SCML_UI_ForceBack which forces the menu to go back one page
When registering an input, now checks both the keybinds as well as the input name and attempts to replace existing registered input if one is already registered
- This is useful for easily creating re-binding and renaming inputs
- Note : This doesn't allow for keybind conflicts, support for active/inactive input names with keybind conflicts will be implemented in the future
Added new Always key state when registering inputs, setting input state to Always means the input will activate regardless of the current input state
The open menu input (Shift+Y by default) is now a toggle and set to always open the menu regardless of input state
Changed/fixed header boxes to always show at full opacity
Fixed Header Boxes setting as "Active" when initially created, causing some oddities with input and callbacks
Header Boxes now trigger Select and Hover callbacks
Fixed when interacting with Header Boxes, other boxes not becoming inactive