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Theme Mod

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Central mod for configuring essential components of the Resent Gui

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It is heavily you read through this document before experimenting!


Basic Settings
  • Enable Animations: Master toggle for enabling and disabling animations on all Resent components.
  • Primary Color: Configures the primary color used by Resent components.
  • Disabled By Prelude Button Color: Unused
  • Animation Speed Multiplier: Global scalar applied to all animations, higher values make animations finish faster.
  • UI Focused Color: Color used for focused Resent components.
  • UI Unfocused Color: Color used for unfocused Resent components.
  • Tooltip Background Alpha: Scalar for the background opacity of tooltip components.
  • Setting Content Offset: Distance between the setting label and the setting content. 1
Smoothing Settings
  • Enable Smooth Scrolling: Master toggle for smooth scroll animations on all Resent components.
  • Enable Smoother Rounded Corners: Master toggle for using smoother rounded corners for components.
Rounded Corner Settings
  • Smooth Corner Rounding Type: Shader: Uses a shader for smoothing; Extra Tessellation uses techniques.
Extra Tessellation Settings
  • Extra Tessellation Slices: Configure the amount of slices.
  • Circle Tessellation Slice Scalar: Scalar used on the amount of slices.
Toggle Setting Settings
  • Enabled Button Color: Color of the background when Enabled.
  • Disabled Button Color: Color of the background when Disabled.
  • Handle Color: Color of the bulge/handle.
  • Toggle Knob Bulge: Radius increase.
Text Field Settings
  • Text Field Cursor Color: Color of the cursor.
  • Text Field Text Color: Color of the text.
  • Enable Text Field Focus Animation: Toggle for focus animation.
  • Enable Text Field Smooth Cursor: Toggle for smooth cursor animation.
Smooth Cursor Settings
  • Text Field Smooth Cursor Speed Multiplier: Global multiplicative scalar.
Shader Settings
  • Blur Background in supported GUIs: Toggle for background blurring in GUIs
Background Blur Settings
  • Background Blur Type: Blur type
Gaussian Blur Settings
  • Minimum Sigma in Gaussian: The minimum value of sigma for any element in the convolution kernel. Lower values allows very crisp blurs, higher forces soft blur even with tiny blur radius.
  • Sigma Divider Gauss: Divisor when normalizing elements of the convolution kernel. Lower values gives a more uniform blur, higher values give a sharper blur.
Click GUI Settings
  • Blur Click GUI Background: Toggle for blurring background of the Click GUI
  • Click GUI Background Color Scalar without Blur: Scalar used for background color when blur is off. Lower values give lower opacity, higher values give higher opacity.
Click GUI Blur Settings
  • Click GUI Background Color Scalar with Blur: Scalar used for background color when blur is on. Lower values give lower opacity, higher values give higher opacity.
  • Click GUI Blur Radius: Configures the blur radius used for the background of the click gui. Lower values give a subtle blur, higher values gives a deep, heavy blur.
Font Renderer Settings
  • Custom Fonts: Master toggle for rendering custom fonts.
Custom Font Settings
  • Font: Selector for custom font. Displays your custom uploaded fonts.
  • Font Type in Resent GUIs: Selector for which font renderer should be used in Resent GUIs.
  • Font Type in Resent Render Mods: Selector for which font renderer should be used in Resent Render Mods.
  • Font Type in Minecraft GUIs: Selector for which font renderer should be used in Minecraft GUIs.
  • Custom Font in Minecraft Galactic GUIs: Selector for which font renderer should be used in Minecraft Galatic GUIs.
  • Custom Font in Minecraft In-Game: Selector for which font renderer should be used in Resent Render Mods.
  • Font Type Filter: Selector for which GL filtering mode should be used for the Resent font renderer.
  • Character Randomization Tolerance: Maximum width difference between a char used to replace a char when rendering obfuscated text for the Resent font renderer.

Footnotes

  1. Image labelling setting label and content