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		+	I only added one line for the Buttons and 2 for the Buttons in the response because it they are the same settings. You can just follow them that way and adjust the X, Y, ButtonID on the buttons, and change the ButtonID action on the button check function.

	With this information you can learn a small basic into making gumps. There are other commands that can be used when making a gump.		With this information you can learn a small basic into making gumps. There are other commands that can be used when making a gump.

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−	~~Some reasource~~ for finding gump ids can be ~~to use~~ UOFiddler. This is more of an advanced program though. It can be found [[ https://github.com/polserver/UOFiddler \| here].	+	A resource for finding gump ids can be UOFiddler. This is more of an advanced program though. It can be found [[ https://github.com/polserver/UOFiddler \| here].

	Some background IDs are already referenced on ServUO's website [[ https://www.servuo.com/threads/gump-background-reference.4773/ \| here]].		Some background IDs are already referenced on ServUO's website [[ https://www.servuo.com/threads/gump-background-reference.4773/ \| here]].

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	'''Misc.Pause(750)''' This is a pause so when it is returned after sending the gump there is a 750ms pause before sending again. This can help stop a possible crash or freeze.		'''Misc.Pause(750)''' This is a pause so when it is returned after sending the gump there is a 750ms pause before sending again. This can help stop a possible crash or freeze.
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		+	With this information you can learn a small basic into making gumps. There are other commands that can be used when making a gump.
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		+	Some of those are:
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		+	* Gumps.AddHtml(gd,x,y,width,height,text,background,scrollbar)
		+	* Gumps.AddLabel(gd,x,y,hue,text)
		+	* Gumps.AddImage(gd,x,y,gumpID)
		+	* Gumps.AddImageTiled(gd,x,y,width,height,gumpID)
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		+	Some reasource for finding gump ids can be to use UOFiddler. This is more of an advanced program though. It can be found [[ https://github.com/polserver/UOFiddler \| here].
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		+	Some background IDs are already referenced on ServUO's website [[ https://www.servuo.com/threads/gump-background-reference.4773/ \| here]].

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	Gump creating can have many uses to make scripts that can do multiple things based on hitting different buttons. Using a created gump can add a gump to your game screen that only your client knows is there for you to use.		Gump creating can have many uses to make scripts that can do multiple things based on hitting different buttons. Using a created gump can add a gump to your game screen that only your client knows is there for you to use.
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		+	'''EXAMPLE:'''
		+	<syntaxhighlight lang="python">
		+	setX = 25
		+	setY = 50
		+
		+	def sendgump():
		+	gd = Gumps.CreateGump(movable=True)
		+	Gumps.AddPage(gd, 0)
		+
		+	Gumps.AddBackground(gd, 0, 0, 450, 53, 30546)
		+	Gumps.AddAlphaRegion(gd,0,0,450,53)
		+	Gumps.AddButton(gd, 5, 5, 2241, 2241, 1, 1, 0)
		+	Gumps.AddTooltip(gd, r"Create Food")
		+	Gumps.AddButton(gd, 49, 5, 2254, 2254, 2, 1, 0)
		+	Gumps.AddTooltip(gd, r"Protection")
		+	Gumps.AddButton(gd, 93, 5, 2261, 2261, 3, 1, 0)
		+	Gumps.AddTooltip(gd, r"Teleport")
		+	Gumps.AddButton(gd, 137, 5, 2269, 2269, 4, 1, 0)
		+	Gumps.AddTooltip(gd, r"Lightning")
		+	Gumps.AddButton(gd, 181, 5, 2271, 2271, 5, 1, 0)
		+	Gumps.AddTooltip(gd, r"Recall")
		+	Gumps.AddButton(gd, 225, 5, 2281, 2281, 6, 1, 0)
		+	Gumps.AddTooltip(gd, r"Energy Bolt")
		+	Gumps.AddButton(gd, 269, 5, 2283, 2283, 7, 1, 0)
		+	Gumps.AddTooltip(gd, r"Invisibility")
		+	Gumps.AddButton(gd, 313, 5, 2284, 2284, 8, 1, 0)
		+	Gumps.AddTooltip(gd, r"Mark")
		+	Gumps.AddButton(gd, 357, 5, 2287, 2287, 9, 1, 0)
		+	Gumps.AddTooltip(gd, r"Reveal")
		+	Gumps.AddButton(gd, 401, 5, 2291, 2291, 10, 1, 0)
		+	Gumps.AddTooltip(gd, r"Gate Travel")
		+
		+	Gumps.SendGump(987654, Player.Serial, setX, setY, gd.gumpDefinition, gd.gumpStrings)
		+	buttoncheck()
		+
		+	def buttoncheck():
		+	Gumps.WaitForGump(987654, 60000)
		+	Gumps.CloseGump(987654)
		+	gd = Gumps.GetGumpData(987654)
		+	if gd.buttonid == 1:
		+	Spells.CastMagery('Create Food')
		+	elif gd.buttonid == 2:
		+	Spells.CastMagery('Protection')
		+	elif gd.buttonid == 3:
		+	Spells.CastMagery('Teleport')
		+	elif gd.buttonid == 4:
		+	Spells.CastMagery('Lightning')
		+	elif gd.buttonid == 5:
		+	Spells.CastMagery('Recall')
		+	elif gd.buttonid == 6:
		+	Spells.CastMagery('Energy Bolt')
		+	elif gd.buttonid == 7:
		+	Spells.CastMagery('Invisibility')
		+	elif gd.buttonid == 8:
		+	Spells.CastMagery('Mark')
		+	elif gd.buttonid == 9:
		+	Spells.CastMagery('Reveal')
		+	elif gd.buttonid == 10:
		+	Spells.CastMagery('Gate Travel')
		+
		+	while Player.Connected:
		+	sendgump()
		+	Misc.Pause(750)
		+	‎</syntaxhighlight>
		+
		+	'''BREAKDOWN:'''
		+
		+	'''setX = 25''' x Location on the screen where to set gump. 0 on x would be all the way to the left.
		+
		+	'''setY = 50''' y Location on the screen where to set gump. 0 on y would be all the way at the top.
		+
		+	'''def sendgump():''' Function for setting up and sending the gump to your client.
		+
		+	'''gd = Gumps.CreateGump(movable=True)''' setting the variable 'gd' as a new gump for creation (movable = True will mean the Gump can be moved around the screen by the player setting to False would not allow you to move it).
		+
		+	'''Gumps.AddPage(gd, 0)''' Add a page for the Gump to run things. This can be useful when adding a second page that has separate data.
		+
		+	'''Gumps.AddBackground(gd, 0, 0, 450, 53, 30546)''' Is Adding the background. These are set in as Gump (gd), x (0), y (0), Length (450), Height (53), and GUMPID(30546). At the end of this section, there will be links and guides on how to find Gump ids.
		+
		+	'''Gumps.AddAlphaRegion(gd,0,0,450,53)''' Is Adding the background. These are set in as Gump (gd), x (0), y (0), Length (450), and Height (53). This is not needed for adding a Gump. This adds a see-through appearance to the sections where they are set to be.
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		+	'''Gumps.AddButton(gd, 5, 5, 2241, 2241, 1, 1, 0)''' Is adding a button the settings are gump (gd), x (5), y (5), ButtonIDUnPressed (2241), ButtonIDPressed (2241), ButtonID (1), ButtonType (1), Param(0). x and y represent where the button will be placed in the gump on the screen. ButtonIDUnPressed and ButtonIDPressed represent the gump id used when not pressed and while pressing before it sends the ButtonType as pressed to Razor Enhanced. ButtonID is what number of the button so Razor Enhanced knows what button you pushed. ButtonType could be changed for different things like changing a page, 1 is standard for Reply.
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		+	'''Gumps.AddTooltip(gd, r"Create Food")''' Is Adding a tooltip for when you hover over the button/item that is directly above it (in this case the button).
		+
		+	'''Gumps.SendGump(987654, Player.Serial, setX, setY, gd.gumpDefinition, gd.gumpStrings)''' This is how the gump gets sent to your client. Notice the number at the start 987654. This is the Gump Serial. It is wise to use numbers quite high up so they do not interfere with normal gumps sent from the server. When making a new gump you should always make sure your gump serials are never the same.
		+
		+	'''buttoncheck()''' This is going to go to the function to check for buttons.
		+
		+	'''def buttoncheck():''' This is the function that waits and checks for button presses.
		+
		+	'''Gumps.WaitForGump(987654, 60000)''' This is waiting for 60 seconds (60000ms) for a response to gump serial 987654. It is important that you use the same gump serial as you set above on the SendGump line.
		+
		+	'''Gumps.CloseGump(987654)''' This is closing the gump. This is good practice in case of an error so the gump does not get stuck on the screen.
		+
		+	'''gd = Gumps.GetGumpData(987654)''' This is setting variable 'gd' to the gump data from the Gump serial 987654. This is also another that is Important to be set to the same gump serial from the one you sent.
		+
		+	'''if gd.buttonid == 1:''' This is if the ButtonID from the gump that was pressed was 1.
		+
		+	'''Spells.CastMagery('Create Food')''' Cast Spell. This will cast the spell 'Create Food' when button 1 is pressed on the gump.
		+
		+	'''elif gd.buttonid == 2:''' This is if the ButtonID from the gump that was pressed was 2.
		+
		+	'''Spells.CastMagery('Protection')''' Cast Spell. This will cast the spell 'Protection' when button 1 is pressed on the gump.
		+
		+	'''while Player.Connected:''' This is a loop that will be run as long as the Player is connected to the game.
		+
		+	'''sendgump()''' This will call the send gump function to run which will build and send the gump.
		+
		+	'''Misc.Pause(750)''' This is a pause so when it is returned after sending the gump there is a 750ms pause before sending again. This can help stop a possible crash or freeze.

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	==Creating A Gump==		==Creating A Gump==
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		+	Gump creating can have many uses to make scripts that can do multiple things based on hitting different buttons. Using a created gump can add a gump to your game screen that only your client knows is there for you to use.

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	=Gumps=		=Gumps=
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		+	==Interaction with Gumps==
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		+	==Creating A Gump==

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	=Gumps=		=Gumps=
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 ==Filter Lists==
-Filter lists are useful for a various amount of things some of the more useful are scanning the areas for mobiles and items.
+Filter lists are useful for various amounts of things some of the more useful are scanning the areas for mobiles and items.
-For more information after reading this on what can be added to a [[https://razorenhanced.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=mobile_func#filter_type | mobile filter]] or an [[https://razorenhanced.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=item_func#filter_type | item filter]] with these links. As you get more avanced you can do loads with filters, Razor Enhanced also has filters that can be used for pathrinding, and targets.
+For more information after reading this on what can be added to a [[https://razorenhanced.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=mobile_func#filter_type | mobile filter]] or an [[https://razorenhanced.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=item_func#filter_type | item filter]] with these links. As you get more advanced you can do loads with filters, Razor Enhanced also has filters that can be used for pathfinding, and targets.
 Let's go through using a Mobile filter list to create a generic attacking script that just attacks monsters.