Welcome UI Controller 2.1.5

Welcome "UI" controller is a multi-function info panel!

- Supports multiple plugins to be directly integrated. Linked in the optional dependencies!  

- Add permissions to access different pages
- Optionally, you can set a page that has a permission to not show on the button list at all
  or you can set it to show a no permission page (You can make it say whatever you want)
- Change the layout of the buttons
- Add images to each button
- Add multiple commands to access each page

- Edit, add, and delete your info panels and or integrated plugins directly from the editor UI.
- Apply a color theme INSTANTLY to ALL your integrated plugins with one simple click!
- Running a command auto loads you into the correct page on the info panel, even if it's an addon.
- Create infinite tabs for different pages.
- You can do really anything you can think of!

- In game editor for all your UI needs.
  - Add new panels
  - Clone panels
  - Change load orders of panels
  - Change the look in every way of a panel
  - Add an image and or text to ANY panel you want to
  - Easily move the UI with buttons or input numbers within the UI


- When you're reading this, there might be even more themes available!
   


- Images are pictures of the "Original" theme and show some of the optional addons and built in editor.
     

     

ADMIN PERMISSION: welcomecontroller.admin
Editor page: /welcomeedit
Theme Selector: /welcomethemes

Support? Questions? Comments? Concerns?
Message me in my Discord!  https://discord.gg/ZsRgCUNv2x

DEVELOPER API's AND HOOKS

API
-> bool IsUsingPlugin(string pluginName)

HOOKS
-> void OnWCRequestedUIPanel(BasePlayer player, string panelName, string neededPlugin)
  - This is called when an addon is trying to be accessed for WelcomeController.
  - Make sure you do a simple check that the needed plugin is the plugin you're working in.
  - I recommend making the plugin name that you check for, the name of the CS file.
	- If neededPlugin == yourPlugin, open your UI, attach it to "panelName".