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Menus are pop-up windows players tap through. They're often used for shops, warps, quest boards, settings and server hubs. In Bedrock, add-ons make them with script forms, which normally means writing JavaScript.
The Menu editor in Addon's Studio builds them without code. Use Minecraft's own menu look, or draw your own animated design on a canvas.
Make one now in Addon's Studio
Step by step
Pick the kind
Add a Menu and choose Buttons, a Form with sliders, switches and text boxes, or a Yes or no question.
Write the title and message
Add a title and a message. {player} becomes the player's name and {score:coins} their coins score.
Add buttons
Add buttons and choose what each one does: run commands, open another menu, go back or close.
Design the look (optional)
Under Look, choose Drawn by me to drag buttons, pictures and text around and give them animations.
Choose how it opens
Pick an item that opens it, open it when players join, or run the command shown at the top.
Tips
- In forms, {amount} becomes whatever the player chose in the input called amount.
- Give a button a tag to show it only to players with that tag, for example after /tag @s add vip.
- Open any menu from anywhere with /scriptevent wam:menu followed by its namespace and ID.
- Chain menus with Open another menu buttons to make a shop with categories.
- Use § colour codes in the title, like §6 for gold.
Questions
Can I make a shop menu?
Yes. Show the player's balance with {score:coins}, and use button commands to give items and change scores.
Do menus work for console players?
Yes. Menus are part of the add-on, so they work wherever the add-on runs, including on Realms and servers that have it.
Do I need to write JavaScript?
No. The app writes the script for you. If you want to code your own forms, the Script editor has a Menu form example.
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