Before you begin
- Install one of ItemsAdder, Nexo or Oraxen and its dependencies (if any) on your server
- Install DeluxeMenus on your server
- Download the UI pack you want to install
1 ⬩ Add the content in-game
- ItemsAdder
- Oraxen
1
Setup the textures
To be able to use our new visuals, we have to register them to the game.
- It's my first CUBOIDE pack
- I installed other CUBOIDE packs
- Open your Minecraft server files and navigate to
plugins/ItemsAdder/contents/
- Unzip the UI Pack file and open the resulting folder
- Navigate to
ItemsAdder Setup/ItemsAdder/contents/
- Copy and paste the
cuboide/
subfolder in your server files
2
Override Minecraft translations
Translations are used to hide the “Inventory” text showing in the middle of player inventories. Not overriding them won’t break your interfaces but will have a significant esthetic impact.Step-by-step guide
- In the pack files, navigate to
ItemsAdder Setup/ItemsAdder/contents/
- Copy the
minecraft/
subfolder - In your server files, navigate to
plugins/ItemsAdder/contents/
- Paste the folder
If you have other translation files from other contents, check that copying and pasting the file won’t delete other necessary translation overrides.
2 ⬩ Use the textures in GUIs with DeluxeMenus
The textures are now available in-game. We now have to place them in the GUIs your players will use. That’s where DeluxeMenus comes in.1
Register the menus in DeluxeMenus' configuration
- Open your Minecraft server files and navigate to
plugins/DeluxeMenus/
- Open the
config.yml
file with any text editor and locate thegui_menus
key - In the pack files, go to
ItemsAdder Setup/DeluxeMenus/
and openconfig.yml
- Copy the content of the
gui_menus
block and paste it at the same location in your server’sconfig.yml
file.
2
Setup each menu's default configuration
- It's my first CUBOIDE pack
- I installed other CUBOIDE packs
- Go back in your server files and open the
gui_menus/
folder - Do the same in the pack files
- Copy and paste the
cuboide/
subfolder in your server files