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It can be a literal value (as above) or it can be the key to a string registered in uiStrings. The first argument is required and is the mod name - that is, the name you want to appear in the main Mods Options screen list of mods. After ensuring that the function 'modOptionsRegisterMenu' exists (to prevent errors/crashes if not present for some reason), it invokes the function with 4 arguments. The interesting part is what precedes the menu declaration - the Lua code. In fact, you can paste this code to the end of ui.menu, and assuming you've installed Mods Options, it will show up in the main Mods screen, and when you select it and 'Change' - will display a fairly ugly and totally useless button on top of everything. The menu itself is obvious - a purple button displaying 'Hello, World!' that closes when you click it. ModOptionsRegisterMenu('Hello World', 'OPTIONS_HELLO', 'The famous Hello World', 0) This mod, labeled 'Mods Options' for lack of imagination on my part, inserts additional buttons on both the start up and in game 'Options' displays as shown below: The second with be posted shortly as part of an enhancement to the 'Progress Bar Tweaks' mod. Second, create a specific collection of options for the 'Progress Bar Tweaks' mod. It became quickly evident that I was faced with 2 development tasks: First, create a generalized Mods Options interface and API for handling arbitrary collections of mod specific options. I wanted to be able to add options for other mods with as little ui.menu hacking as possible.Writing essentially the same code twice is once too often In the future, I'll develop other mods with options. I wanted a flexible, extensible system.I wanted to integrate with the existing Options menus/mechanisms.As I began thinking about how I would implement a promised graphical UI to configure the various 'Progress Bar Tweaks' options, I determined there were 3 things that were important:

Baldurs gate enhanced edition portrait mod