You can start by using the SimpleGui class with its constructor to create a gui, and then use the SimpleGui#getInventory() method to get the inventory. Here is an example:
If you want to add a button you'll have to use the SimpleGui#addButton() method and the ButtonHandler constructor. To create the item we will use the ItemUtils static methods.
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Code (Java):
SimpleGui gui
=
new SimpleGui
(
27
/*<- SIZE*/,
"A GUI"
/*<- TITLE*/
)
;
gui. getInventory ( ) ;
gui. getInventory ( ) ;
Code (Java):
SimpleGui gui
=
new SimpleGui
(
27,
"A GUI"
)
;
ItemStack item = ItemUtils. createItem (Material. STONE /*MATERIAL*/, 1 /*AMOUNT*/, "A BUTTON" /*TITLE*/ ) ;
gui. addButton ( 5 /*SLOT*/, item /*ITEMSTACK*/, new ButtonHandler ( ) {
@Override
public void onClick (InventoryClickEvent e ) {
// This method will be executed every time you click the button.
}
} ) ;
gui. getInventory ( ) ;
ItemStack item = ItemUtils. createItem (Material. STONE /*MATERIAL*/, 1 /*AMOUNT*/, "A BUTTON" /*TITLE*/ ) ;
gui. addButton ( 5 /*SLOT*/, item /*ITEMSTACK*/, new ButtonHandler ( ) {
@Override
public void onClick (InventoryClickEvent e ) {
// This method will be executed every time you click the button.
}
} ) ;
gui. getInventory ( ) ;
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