Settings

Contents

1. Introduction
2. List of settings
3. Change settings via CBA
4. Change settings without CBA

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Introduction

Gruppe Adler Minimalist UI adds a lot of customizability through custom settings. These can be changed via your CBA Settings or the provided functions.

You may need to restart your game to apply some of the settings.

Disclaimer: The CBA Settings will overwrite your custom setting, so if CBA is loaded just use those instead of fiddling around with scripts.

List of settings

Setting	Description	Default Value	Data Type	Arma Default
chat_enabled	Show Chat	false	Boolean	true
chat_enabled_map	Show Chat on map	true	Boolean	true
commandbar_enabled	Show Vanilla Command Bar	false	Boolean	true
defaultactionicon_size	DefaultAction-Icon Size	0	Number	0.8
stanceindicator_enabled	Show Vanilla Stance indicator	false	Boolean	true
weaponinfo_showongetin	Show when getting into Vehicle	true	Boolean	n/a
weaponinfo_showongetout	Show when getting out of Vehicle	true	Boolean	n/a
weaponinfo_duration	Duration	2	Number	n/a
weaponinfo_fadeoutduration	Fadeout Duration	1	Number	n/a
weaponinfo_color	WeaponInfo Color	[0.85,0.85,0.85,1]	Color	n/a

Change settings via CBA

The CBA Settings can be found in your ADOON OPTIONS under GRAD Minimalist UI:

Change settings without CBA

If you don't use CBA you are still able to customize Gruppe Adler Minimalist UI, however it will be not as easy. Some scripting is required.😉
The whole thing works by adding variables to your profile, ergo the settings will be bound (like every other setting) to your Arma profile.

Now let's get started:

1. Open up the editor place a unit and play the scenario as is in Singleplayer.
2. Hit ESC. We'll need the Debug Console
3. Copy the following code snippet into the text area called Execute (1): ["chat_enabled", true] call grad_minui_fnc_setSetting;
4. We pass two parameters to the function, which are separated by a comma
   • The name of the setting (in this case: "chat_enabled") which is a <STRING> (=has to start and end with quotation marks)
   • The new value (in this case: true) which has - based on the setting - varying datatypes (Just use the same format as the default values in the table above)
5. Modify the two parameters to your desire. A list of all settings can be found in the table above
6. Hit LOCAL EXEC (2)
7. To check whether everything worked you can copy ["chat_enabled"] call grad_minui_fnc_setting (with the correct setting name of course) into one of the Watch fields (3). If the value you tried to apply appears in the line below (4), everything worked correctly.
8. To reset a setting to it's default value just call the setSetting function without a value parameter:
   ["chat_enabled"] call grad_minui_fnc_setSetting;