SMP MMO Factory Menu

An image-based dialog menu for an SMP, MMO, and factory server, with navigation for profiles, settings, production, economy, and players. Its dark industrial layout suits technical multiplayer resource packs and server interfaces.

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SMP MMO Factory Menu — a Minecraft Dialog made with resourcepack.ai

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Type: Dialog
Screen: Dialog (large)
Resolution: 852x634
Minecraft: 1.19.4+
By: @nateenon

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# Build a Complete Image-Based Minecraft SMP MMO Factory Menu Create and integrate a complete, functional image-based menu system for my existing Minecraft server. The interface must use the existing Dialog-style UI implementation powered by RP Engine and custom resource-pack font glyphs. **IMPORTANT: Modify the existing project. Do not replace the UI technology, rebuild the project from scratch, or switch to chest inventory menus.** ## 1. UI Technology and Rendering The menu uses a Dialog-style interface rendered inside Minecraft. A Dialog-style dialog is Minecraft's own screen: the title appears in the game's header, a vanilla button appears in its footer, and the body scrolls automatically when its content exceeds the screen height. The content uses Minecraft's font rendering system. Custom images are displayed through resource-pack font glyphs, with image assets split into glyphs of up to 256 pixels where required by the existing RP Engine workflow. Clickable controls are implemented through the dialog's supported text-click actions and tooltips. Images, icons and backgrounds must be integrated through the actual supported glyph and layout mechanisms. Target environment: - Minecraft Java Edition 1.21.6, or the exact version supported by the existing project - RP Engine - Existing resource pack and custom font glyphs - Existing dialog configuration, commands and UI integrations The dialog payload is sent through the supported command mechanism. Use the existing runtime update mechanism to avoid server restarts when supported. **Do not assume that every image format, layout property, click event or dialog feature is supported. Inspect the existing implementation and verify the actual syntax before modifying it.** ## 2. Primary Objective Build a complete menu system for an SMP + MMO + Factory server, using image-based UI elements instead of a conventional chest GUI. The interface should resemble a polished industrial MMO game interface, with custom backgrounds, icon images, visual status indicators, progress bars and clickable image-based navigation. The menu must be functional, not just a static design. ## 3. Main Menu Create a central dashboard containing these sections: - Profile - Settings - SMP - MMO Progression - Factory - Generators - Machines & Production - Economy - Teleport & Players - Quests & Achievements - Friends & Party, if supported - Help & Information Each section should have a custom icon or image glyph, a clear title, a short description and a working click action. Use a consistent visual hierarchy and navigation structure. Provide working back buttons, submenus and pagination where necessary. ## 4. Image-Based Visual Design Use a dark industrial style suitable for a Minecraft factory MMO. Color palette: - Charcoal and near-black backgrounds - Muted orange accents - Warm gold highlights - Neutral gray secondary elements Use custom images for: - Main menu background - Section icons - Factory illustrations - Generator and machine illustrations - Player profile elements - Buttons and selection states - Progress bars and status indicators Inspect the existing resource pack before creating or referencing assets. Reuse available images and glyphs wherever possible. If an asset does not exist, create it using the project's existing asset pipeline. Register the glyph correctly and verify that it renders in Minecraft. Avoid random emoji icons, excessive neon, unreadable text and unnecessary decorative elements. ## 5. Profile Menu Display actual player information: - Player name and avatar, if supported - Rank - Balance - Playtime - Player level and XP - MMO statistics - Factory level - Progression status Include working navigation to detailed statistics and achievements. Use actual server data and verified placeholders. Do not fabricate values. ## 6. Settings Menu Include supported player preferences: - Private messages - Teleport requests - Invitation preferences - Player visibility - Chat preferences - Notification preferences - Menu sounds - UI preferences, if configurable Settings must save and persist correctly. Do not display nonfunctional toggles. ## 7. SMP Menu Include: - Homes - Warps - Spawn - Random teleport - Back to previous location - Online players - Survival information Connect every action to the existing plugin command or API. ## 8. MMO Progression Menu Display: - Player level - XP progress bar - Skills and attributes, if implemented - Active quests - Achievements - Daily rewards, if available - Unlockable features Progress bars and status indicators must reflect actual server data. ## 9. Factory Dashboard This is one of the primary systems. Create an image-based factory dashboard showing: - Factory level - Factory upgrade progress - Generator count - Machine count - Production rate - Production multiplier - Storage usage - Factory income - Current production status Provide clickable image-based navigation to: - Generator management - Machine management - Conveyor management - Upgrades - Production statistics - Storage - Factory expansion - Equipment repair Use real data from the existing factory plugin or API. If the required backend does not exist, identify the missing implementation instead of generating fake statistics. ## 10. Generator Menu Display generator cards or panels containing: - Generator image - Generator type and tier - Upgrade level - Production rate - Stored resources - Upgrade cost - Required materials - Generator status Each generator entry must open a functional detail view. Upgrade actions must validate currency, materials, permissions and generator state on the server. ## 11. Machines & Production Menu Display machine images and production information: - Machine type - Machine status - Input materials - Output materials - Processing progress - Production queue - Efficiency - Upgrade options - Repair options Show clear visual states for idle, running, blocked, missing materials and maintenance. ## 12. Economy Menu Include: - Balance - Shop - Sell - Auction house, if installed - Player trading, if supported - Transaction history, if available **Sell button:** When clicked, execute the existing player-facing `/sell` command through the correct supported click action or command mechanism. Verify the real command and its execution context. Do not invent a replacement command. The Shop button must open the existing shop interface or execute its verified command. ## 13. Teleport & Players Menu Create a dynamic list of online players. Each player entry must display: - Player name - Player head or avatar image, if supported - TPA button - TPA HERE button Actions: - TPA sends a request to the selected player. - TPA HERE requests that the selected player teleport to the requester. Requirements: - Use actual teleport plugin commands or APIs. - Target the correct player. - Respect permissions, cooldowns and request settings. - Handle offline players and failed requests. - Support pagination for large player lists. Do not hardcode player names or generate a static player list. ## 14. Technical Implementation Before implementing: 1. Inspect the existing menu files and code. 2. Inspect RP Engine configuration and supported dialog syntax. 3. Inspect the resource pack, font providers, glyph definitions and image-generation pipeline. 4. Identify existing placeholders, commands, plugins and APIs. 5. Map every menu action to a verified backend operation. Preserve the current implementation wherever possible. Do not invent unsupported configuration fields, placeholder names, click actions or API methods. Separate image assets, glyph definitions, menu layouts and action logic according to the existing project's conventions. Ensure that custom glyph widths, ascent, character mappings and image slicing are configured correctly. Use a supported fallback when a custom image or glyph is unavailable. ## 15. Testing Requirements Test the actual interface in Minecraft: - Image and glyph rendering - Text alignment and image sizing - Click actions and tooltips - Scrolling and long content - Back navigation - Dynamic player lists - Pagination - Placeholder updates - Sell command execution - TPA and TPA HERE - Permission restrictions - Invalid or missing data - Resource-pack compatibility - Runtime updates without restart, if supported Do not claim successful testing without executing the tests. ## 16. Final Deliverables Provide: - Modified project files - Image assets and glyph mappings - Updated dialog layouts - Verified commands and integrations - Installation and testing instructions - Test results - Known limitations ## Final Instruction **Modify the existing image-based Dialog UI implementation using RP Engine. Preserve the existing rendering technology, use real image glyphs, and implement working actions for every interactive control. Do not switch to Native Dialog alternatives, chest GUIs or unrelated UI frameworks. Do not merely create a mockup or a design proposal.**

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