no shit bro I have eyes too 
charrrr
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oh heck nah that’s damn near perfect!
yeah no i don’t think that UI is the only impressive part here lmao
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Question; are there any free alternatives? I see a bunch of copies of the same plugin that’s just a default icon;
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Pretty neat. I like it’s clean while it still has character. Do you do the scripting behind it or UI only?
I like the UI, but I have a few suggestions. The user’s tab has nothing below it and the moderation buttons should be a bit moved up to align with the user tab. I would add an extra option in the bottom right corner? I’d Also add gradients and make the background have a bg texture and make it SLIGHTLY transparent. Check out UIBlur - New ui blur [fully automatic]. Add a close button on the top right corner so its easy to open and close. Make the user tab’s background not such a black color. I hope these suggestions will help you with everything you need. Give me a DM if you need a bit more feedback. Have a nice day!
i don’t think so… but you can use asset inserters
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why did this take longer than it shouldve taken
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i like how the camera moves slightly with the mouse! maybe make it a little more smooth though
Currently making a ProfileService importer and editor plugin that helps new players edit/add plugins without the hassle of learning scripting.
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it doesn’t look smooth because I was madly shaking my mouse around lol, not sure why obs didn’t record my cursor
Thanks for the feedback nonetheless, much appreciated.
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ohh, my point was to maybe incorporate a slowish tween instead of direct input from the mouse
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What chiseledcheese is saying, it to add drag to the menu.
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That’s done. Turns out it wasn’t just for aesthetics, it was necessary.
The parallax effect was actually messing with other parts of the UI - specifically, it was making the lines between abilities go off-center.
The solution was to reset the parallax effect back to its center before drawing the lines, but then there’d be a noticeable jerk afterwards, because of how the mouse would be positioned when the lines are drawn.
The solution to that was simply to tween the parallax effect instead.
Took quite a bit of effort to pull off, but this was an opportunity to refine my parallax library more.
Thanks for the input!
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This is blender level not gonna lie
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that’s great! my only suggestion would be to make the tooltip number keybinds black for the background, and then in the menu itself, moving “backpack menu” to the right a little so the padding is even
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