Currently as far as I am aware, the Buttons for automatic pages cannot be localised or

You should be able to use the <a href="https://jitpack.io/com/github/SamJakob/SpiGUI/l

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HeadMonitor commented on September 17, 2024

Customizing Toolbar (Pagination) buttons

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SamJakob commented on September 17, 2024

You should be able to use the Toolbar Customization API to generate and totally customize the toolbar buttons with your own lores, names, items and in slots of your choosing, etc.,

It is expected that most developers would use this API to customize the toolbar, however I haven't found the time to fully document it as it's a new API released a few weeks ago.

There is an example of how this is done here:

SpiGUI/src/test/java/com/samjakob/spiguitest/SpiGUITest.java

Lines 77 to 116 in ed41ea1

 myAwesomeMenu.setToolbarBuilder((slot, page, defaultType, menu) -> { 

 if (slot == 8) { 

 return new SGButton( 

 new ItemBuilder(Material.EMERALD) 

 .name(String.format("&a&l%d gems", gems.getOrDefault(player, 5))) 

 .lore( 

 "&aUse gems to buy cosmetics", 

 "&aand other items in the store!", 

 "", 

 "&7&o(Click to add more)" 

 ) 

 .build() 

 ).withListener((event) -> { 

 gems.put(player, gems.getOrDefault(player, 5) + 5); 

 player.sendMessage(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', "&a&l&oSUCCESS! &aYou have been given &25 &agems!")); 

 menu.refreshInventory(event.getWhoClicked()); 

 }); 

 } 

 // Fallback to rendering the default button for a slot. 

 return spiGUI.getDefaultToolbarBuilder().buildToolbarButton(slot, page, defaultType, menu); 

 // Or, alternatively, to render a button when NEITHER a custom per-inventory button OR a fallback 

 // button has been defined: 

 // (Comment above line and uncomment below to enable this) 

 /* 

  // Ensure fallbackButton is not null before rendering. If it is, render an alternative button 

  // instead. 

  SGButton fallbackButton = spiGUI.getDefaultToolbarBuilder().buildToolbarButton(slot, page, defaultType, menu); 

  if (fallbackButton != null) return fallbackButton; 

  return new SGButton(new ItemBuilder(Material.BARRIER).name(" ").build()); 

  // You could check if defaultType is UNASSIGNED, however this won't deal with the cases when the 

  // previous or next button is not shown (there will be an empty space). 

  */ 

 });

(Please let me know if this solves your issue, if so I'll look to improve documentation on customizing toolbar items by including a more detailed example in the README or wiki).

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HeadMonitor commented on September 17, 2024

This is what I needed, thank you!

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	myAwesomeMenu.setToolbarBuilder((slot, page, defaultType, menu) -> {
	if (slot == 8) {
	return new SGButton(
	new ItemBuilder(Material.EMERALD)
	.name(String.format("&a&l%d gems", gems.getOrDefault(player, 5)))
	.lore(
	"&aUse gems to buy cosmetics",
	"&aand other items in the store!",
	"",
	"&7&o(Click to add more)"
	)
	.build()
	).withListener((event) -> {
	gems.put(player, gems.getOrDefault(player, 5) + 5);
	player.sendMessage(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', "&a&l&oSUCCESS! &aYou have been given &25 &agems!"));
	menu.refreshInventory(event.getWhoClicked());
	});
	}

	// Fallback to rendering the default button for a slot.
	return spiGUI.getDefaultToolbarBuilder().buildToolbarButton(slot, page, defaultType, menu);

	// Or, alternatively, to render a button when NEITHER a custom per-inventory button OR a fallback
	// button has been defined:
	// (Comment above line and uncomment below to enable this)

	/*

	// Ensure fallbackButton is not null before rendering. If it is, render an alternative button
	// instead.
	SGButton fallbackButton = spiGUI.getDefaultToolbarBuilder().buildToolbarButton(slot, page, defaultType, menu);
	if (fallbackButton != null) return fallbackButton;

	return new SGButton(new ItemBuilder(Material.BARRIER).name(" ").build());

	// You could check if defaultType is UNASSIGNED, however this won't deal with the cases when the
	// previous or next button is not shown (there will be an empty space).

	*/
	});