UI Mode PRO ​

UI Mode turns a single prim into a full interface. The panel shows the HUD's texture in a 2D canvas; you draw rectangles where buttons should be, and each rectangle becomes a function. No linking, no naming, and you can move buttons around with alignment guides like in a design tool.

What you get ​

• Hundreds of buttons on one prim. Land impact stays at 1.
• Draw, move, resize, clone, delete with the mouse and keyboard.
• Up to 6 faces of a cube, each with its own buttons.
• Alignment guides and align/distribute tools.
• Multi-selection (Shift-click or Shift-drag).
• Zoom from 100% to 400%.
• Colors as tags to organize your work (they do not show in-world).
• A floating preview of the button you are editing.

Requirements ​

• A PRO account (FREE users can try the editor, but the buttons do not work in-world).
• The script [add-on] - UI Buttons - 1Click inside the HUD, together with *FUNCTIONS.
• A HUD built from a standard cube prim. Faces are numbered 0–5 like a cube; mesh HUDs with different face layouts are not supported.

How it works in-world ​

The add-on watches where on the face you click (as a position from 0 to 1 in each direction) and matches it against the rectangles you drew. When one matches, *FUNCTIONS runs that button's function. Because positions are relative, you can resize the HUD freely in-world without breaking the buttons.

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