Interface Editor

Source: https://github.com/PaoloKa/Interface-tool

Icons used in this project are provided by LuckyIcon Art and are used according to their license.

Scripts references source: https://github.com/Joshua-F/cs2-scripts/tree/rs2-530

Startup • Configuration • Edting • Scripts overview • Scripts references • Documentation

Startup

1. Open the config.properties file.
2. Update the cache_path to point to your cache directory.
   • Use \\ or / as path separators.
   • Make sure the path ends with a trailing slash.
3. Launch the application via Gradle: From command line:

./gradlew run

or on Windows:

gradlew.bat run

From IDE:

• Import the project as a Gradle project and run the run task.

Tool Properties

cache_path=data/cache
dump_path=dump/
sprite_path=dump/

Editing Interfaces

• Select an interface from the list on the left.
• Once selected, its components will appear on the right.
• Choose a component to edit its properties.

Font IDs

Below is a list of font IDs currently identified:

305, 307, 468, 473, 494, 495, 496, 497, 584, 591,
645, 646, 647, 648, 764, 776, 819, 1591, 2244,
2710, 3237, 3793, 3794, 3795, 4040, 5419, 5631,
13120, 13121

Scripts

How do scripts work?

Example – transparency script:

1357;-2147483645;100;

The script logic (not editable in this editor) looks like this:

void script_1357(Widget widget0, int arg1) {
    widget0.setTrans(arg1);
}

What do these values mean?

• 1357 – Script ID
  The first value is always the script identifier.
• -2147483645 – Widget reference
  Refers to the widget itself (its own hash).
  To target a different component, replace this with its hash.
• 100 – Script parameter
  In this case, sets the transparency to 100% when the component is hovered.