Press R to open the GUI by default.

Quickstart

Here is a quick rundown on how to use the GUI until more in-depth is added

- The keybind for opening the GUI can be changed
- Open the Log Visualizer to view important config loading & status information
- Turn on the debug info by going to |Debug -> Enable Debug Info|, ensuring the box is checked, & clicking Apply Changes
- Go to |Edit -> Main| to start adding triggers and songs
- Add triggers before adding songs
- Add songs and then add the triggers you defined to your songs

Trigger & Song Specifics

Some triggers have required parameters. These parameters must be changed before a trigger is able to be parsed correctly. For example, the identifier parameter needs to changed from not_set for any trigger that has it.

See the individual trigger pages in the Triggers section for the required & accepted parameters of each trigger.

See the issues page if your triggers or songs are disappearing from the GUI.

Trigger References

Anything that has a triggers parameter (like songs) needs to properly reference its trigger.

For Basic Triggers and Simple Triggers (triggers that do not have an identifier), you can simply use the name of the trigger. The name of the trigger is case-insensitive. For example, raining, Raining, RAIning, RAINING, or any variation of that is acceptible for referencing the raining trigger.

For Holder Triggers (triggers that do have an identifier), you must reference the trigger as name-identifier, where name is the name of the trigger and identifier is the identifier parameter that you set for the trigger. The name of the trigger is still case-insensitive, but the identifier is case-sensitive and must match exactly. For example, the only valid ways to reference a mob trigger with the identifier Fighting would be mob-Fighting, Mob-Fighting, mOb-Fighting, moB-Fighting, MOb-Fighting, MoB-Fighting, and MOB-Fighting