Create a Custom Menu Layout Using JSON

Setting Up Your Resource Pack

Start by creating a new resource pack folder in your .minecraft/resourcepacks directory. Inside, create the folder structure: assets/sirius_ui/ui/. This is where your custom menu JSON files will live.

Writing Your First Menu JSON

Create a JSON file for your menu (for example, main_menu.json). Use the JSON UI engine syntax to define button positions, sizes, and textures. Each button needs:

• A unique identifier
• X and Y coordinates for positioning
• Width and height dimensions
• A texture path pointing to your custom image files
• An action type (like "play", "quit", or "options")

Example structure:

`json

{

"buttons": [

{

"id": "play_button",

"x": 100,

"y": 200,

"width": 200,

"height": 50,

"texture": "textures/gui/play_button.png",

"action": "play"

}

]

}

`

Enabling Your Pack

Enable your resource pack in the Resource Packs menu. Launch the game and your custom layout should appear on the title screen.