usage/Adding Views
Adding Views
Sign Views
To add a new sign view to an existing menu, use /sms sync <menu-name>
while looking at the sign you want to add. menu-name
is the unique name of the menu you are adding the view to.
Multisign Views
To add a new multisign view to an existing menu, create a rectangular array of signs, then use /sms sync <menu-name> -multi
while looking at any of the signs in the array.
Map Views
To add a new map view to an existing menu, use /sms sync <menu-name>
while holding the map you want to add as a menu view. Alternatively:
- use
/sms give map <menu-name>
, or - hold a map, and hit a sign which is already a view for the menu.
Inventory Views
To add a new inventory view to an existing menu, use /sms sync <menu-name> -inv
. Alternatively:
- use
/sms give book <menu-name>
, or - hold a book and quill item, and hit (left-click) a sign which is already a view for the menu. An inventory view for the menu will be automatically created (if one didn't already exist), and your book and quill will be converted to a written book which when clicked, will pop up the view window.
Spout Views
To add a new Spout view to an existing menu, use /sms sync <menu-name> -spout
.
Redstone Views
To add a new redstone view to an existing menu, look at the block you want to add for redstone monitoring, and use /sms sync <name> -redstone
.
Choosing the View Name
By default, a view name based on the menu name and a unique numeric index will be used for any new views that are created. However, you may wish to use your own view name, e.g. if you have a menu command which manipulates a particular view (view auto-creation/deletion). In this case, you can use /sms sync <menu-name> -viewname <desired-view-name>
. You can use this option in conjunction with any of the view type options above.
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