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Posted 2/7/2026, 11:25:12 AM #

I'm experimenting with the UI API. It looks like the HUD is fully customizable with a CSS-like syntax. Does anyone know if we can use flexbox logic for positioning player stats? It would make multi-resolution support so much easier.

I'm experimenting with the UI API. It looks like the HUD is fully customizable with a CSS-like syntax. Does anyone know if we can use flexbox logic for positioning player stats? It would make multi-resolution support so much easier.

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I'm experimenting with the UI API. It looks like the HUD is fully customizable with a CSS-like syntax. Does anyone know if we can use flexbox logic for positioning player stats? It would make multi-resolution support so much easier.

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Posted 2/7/2026, 12:50:12 PM #

Flexbox in a survival game? What a time to be alive. No more hardcoding pixel positions for me!

Flexbox in a survival game? What a time to be alive. No more hardcoding pixel positions for me!

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Flexbox in a survival game? What a time to be alive. No more hardcoding pixel positions for me!

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Posted 2/7/2026, 1:03:12 PM #

Yes, the UI layer is built on a custom web-renderer. You can use standard flexbox properties. Just be careful with z-indexing when you're overlaying custom quest logs.

Yes, the UI layer is built on a custom web-renderer. You can use standard flexbox properties. Just be careful with z-indexing when you're overlaying custom quest logs.

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Yes, the UI layer is built on a custom web-renderer. You can use standard flexbox properties. Just be careful with z-indexing when you're overlaying custom quest logs.

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