In the form itself, write the values without the triangular and square brackets, they are present here only to indicate that there should be text and to separate it from the other for clarity. Example: if you use is_dynamic&side_text<title text> - write is_dynamic&side_textMenu and so on with other elements.
Title: is_dynamic&side_text<title text>
Buttons: grid_tile<button name>
Title: is_dynamic&side_text<title text>
Buttons: grid_tile<button name>
Header buttons: header_button<§s§r[button name]>
Title: is_dynamic&small_grid&grid_text<title text>
Rect buttons: rect_button<button name>
Buttons: grid_tile<button name>
Header buttons: header_button<§s§r[button name]>
Title is_dynamic&big_button&stack_text<title text>
Big button: big_button<button name>
Button: grid_tile<button name>
Header buttons: header_button<§s§r[button name]>
(In this form, the sequence of buttons matters)
Title is_dynamic&big_button&stack_text<title text>
Big button: big_button<button name>
Rect button: rect_button<§t§r[button name]>
Header buttons: header_button<§s§r[button name]>
REQUIRED: 3 blank buttons (No text, no pictures)
Here they act as spaces and line breaks.
Depending on the number of buttons and the type of buttons, the number of empty buttons may vary.
Button one: grid_tile<button name>
Button two: grid_tile<button name>
Title is_dynamic&small_grid&stack_text<title text>
Buttons: grid_tile<button name>
Rect button: rect_button<§t§r[button name]>
Header buttons: header_button<§s§r[button name]>
§s§r - the text will be displayed only when hovering over the button
§t§r - will make the rectangular button larger
§w§r - the button will change color to white
§g§r - the button will change color to gold
How to use: button_parameter<add_parameter[text]>
You can use these examples to create your own custom forms as a constructor
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