Hey gang! I use to do a bit of stuff till i kind of fell off to emu doing my own things and learning and experimenting with things. Outside of EMU dev work i really enjoy making MQ tools for my players and friends when they ask for some custom stuff or changes to things to better suit their play styles. Overall I just truly enjoy making things. One thing ive been toying with lately. Removing gui visuals ive never been a huge fan of those windows. They are absolutely best for what they are doing keep in mind with me saying that. Visually, though I just can't look at those windows anymore in 2026.
With that being said i had been exploring options outside of what i like to call primitive GUI windows. I found a very lightweight option that works alongside GUI and allows a lot more customization and creativity from people. What this system allows is for you to make windows in css/html instead of gui. Which, as you can imagine, opens the doors to insane amounts of possibilities and capabilities. For me, it brought back drive again in creating things and doing stuff again. Im in the final stages of testing/toying with things and finding my limits. Will soon PR it to the github to see if its something others would like to toy with or spark creativity.
I also understand some people don't like change and prefer their typical GUI stuff, which is why I opted to build it as a slide-in plugin for Verse MQ Core.
Below will be a of video showcasing what this system can offer, from basic window designs and styles to some more advanced, cool-looking windows without tanking fps values. A bit of tools will look unfimiliar or unknown as they are built for one of my servers.
With that being said i had been exploring options outside of what i like to call primitive GUI windows. I found a very lightweight option that works alongside GUI and allows a lot more customization and creativity from people. What this system allows is for you to make windows in css/html instead of gui. Which, as you can imagine, opens the doors to insane amounts of possibilities and capabilities. For me, it brought back drive again in creating things and doing stuff again. Im in the final stages of testing/toying with things and finding my limits. Will soon PR it to the github to see if its something others would like to toy with or spark creativity.
I also understand some people don't like change and prefer their typical GUI stuff, which is why I opted to build it as a slide-in plugin for Verse MQ Core.
Below will be a of video showcasing what this system can offer, from basic window designs and styles to some more advanced, cool-looking windows without tanking fps values. A bit of tools will look unfimiliar or unknown as they are built for one of my servers.
