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"main": "home",
"page_structure": ["home.md", "basic-text.md", "the-assembler.md", "technical-details.md"]
+ },
+
+ "tbm": {
+ "id": "tbm",
+ "display": "TabManager",
+ "source": "https://snackbag.net/snackbag/TabManager",
+ "issues": "https://snackbag.net/snackbag/TabManager/issues",
+ "main": "home",
+
+ "download_info": "via Modrinth",
+ "download_precompiled": "https://modrinth.com/mod/tabmanager",
+
+ "page_structure": ["home.md", "visual-adjustments.md", "item-filtering.md", "neat-things.md"]
}
}
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+# TabManager
+
+Tab Manager is a Minecraft Utility mod that allows you to restructure your entire creative inventory and filter out
+items that you do not need. It supports multiple configuration files, enabling you to switch between them in-game. You
+can share your configurations with friends or the community by exporting and importing configuration files. Consult the
+sidebar for a total overview of features.
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+# Item Filtering
+You can open the item filter with the "Edit Item Filter..." button in the configuration GUI. You can find the button right
+below the tray.
+
+You will see a GUI like this:
+
+
+
+With the item filter, you can filter out any items you do not need. It supports both regular expressions and standard glob:
+
+If you click "Add Filter...", a menu like this will pop up:
+
+
+In the first textbox, you can add the predicate. This is either a glob or a regular expression:
+
+Here's an example filtering out **all** wool blocks:
+- Regular Expressions: e.g. ^minecraft:.+_wool$
+- Glob: e.g. minecraft:*_wool
+
+Glob is **exclusive**. You can only specify items you do **NOT** want. You cannot only include a item of one type and exclude all others
+with one line. The NOT-Operator (!) is NOT supported.
+
+Regular expressions are also mostly exclusive, although you can use a trick involving negative lookaheads to make the
+filter exclude out everything else and leave only the thing you specified in the regex.
+
+Here's an example to only leave "minecraft:(something)_wool" and exclude everything else: `^(?!minecraft:.+_wool$).*`
+
+**If you use regular expressions, you _MUST_ tick the "Use Regular Expressions" checkbox**, otherwise it will be interpreted
+as a glob and will do nothing.
+
+By clicking on an item group, you can either add or remove it to or from the "Applied Groups" column.
+
+Click save if you are happy, click discard if you want to give up.
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+# Neat Things
+
+There are a few neat things I'd like to familiarize you with.
+
+There's a command: `/tabmd` which stands for "TabManager Debug". Its use is not encouraged as it does not save
+automatically. It was mainly used to help understand how the main part of restructuring will work during development of
+the mod. After the GUI was implemented, **the `/tabmd` command has been deprecated**.
+
+There is no documentation on the command, as, once again, its use is strongly discouraged. It is mainly kept for
+reference if something would break in the future as the command does not require a separate GUI.
+
+If you use the command to customize your creative inventory nonetheless, you will have to save your configuration by
+opening the GUI and closing it again. There is currently no other way and probably also won't be in the future.
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+# Basics
+
+## Opening the GUI
+To open the configuration GUI, just press the button with the pen in the top right corner of your creative menu, right
+above the search tab:
+
+
+
+right after, you should be greeted with a gui that allows you to edit almost _everything_:
+
+
+
+## Restructuring
+To restructure your inventory, you have the following controls available:
+
+
+
+To get started, first select a tab you want to edit. If you haven't selected any tab, all the buttons except 8 and maybe
+9 should be greyed out. This is normal.
+
+We'll go over all the buttons below:
+
+- **Button 1**: This button shows an arrows to the left. If you select a tab that cannot be moved to the left further,
+ this button will be greyed out. If you press this button, the selected tab will move to the left, and if there is already
+ a tab on the left, it will switch places with that tab.
+- **Button 2**: This button does the same thing as **Button 1**, but moves the tab to the right instead of the left.
+- **Button 3**: This button will move the selected tab to the upper row. It will switch places if there's another tab in
+ the place the button should move to. This button will be greyed out if the tab is already on the top row.
+- **Button 4**: This button does the same thing as **Button 3**, but moves the tab on the lower row instead of the upper row.
+- **Button 5**: This button will move the tab into the tray. More on that: [The Tray](#the-tray)
+- **Button 6**: This button will move the tab from the tray into a free spot in the creative inventory. If there's no free
+ spot available, this button will be greyed out. In that case, move another tab into the tray first.
+- **Button 7**: This button will allow you to change the icon of the selected tab. More on that: [Changing the icon](#changing-the-icon)
+- **Button 8**: This button will append a page to the creative menu.
+- **Button 9**: This button will remove the last page of the creative menu. If there are tabs in it, TabManager will search
+ for free spots on other pages and move them there. You cannot have less pages than you originally had without tweaks, hence
+ this button will be greyed out.
+
+## The Tray
+If you put tabs into the tray (see [Restructuring](#restructuring)), they will be hidden away from the creative menu.
+
+You can also use the tray to store tabs to put them on other pages. To do that, first put the tab you want to move into the
+tray, switch to another page and remove it from the tray there.
+
+If there's no space on the current page to unload a tab, the button will be greyed out, and you will not be able to move
+the tab into the page. In that case, first put another tab from that page into the tray to make space and move it afterward.
+
+## Changing the icon
+To change the icon of a tab, first select the tab in the creative menu and press the icon change button
+(see [Restructuring](#restructuring))
+
+You will be greeted with a menu like this:
+
+
+If you click an item in the list, the tab will automatically change. If you can't find the item you're searching for,
+there's a textbox on the top where you can enter your search query. It works basically the same as the standard creative
+menu search, although you do have to press "Search for item" because if I implement the way so it searches automatically,
+the performance takes a MASSIVE hit.
+
+If you're finished doing this, you can either press escape to exit completely, or just the "Close" button to
+go back to the Config GUI.
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<@card "title": "TT20 mod", "download": "https://modrinth.com/mod/tt20", "issues": "https://github.com/snackbag/", "description": "TT20 is a server-side Minecraft mod designed to optimize performance during low TPS (ticks per second) scenarios.", "href": "/w/tt20"/>
<@card "title": "Neilon Library", "sources": "https://github.com/snackbag/neilon", "issues": "https://github.com/snackbag/neilon/issues", "description": "FabricMC Quality of life text library to aid working with Minecraft's abstract and complex text system.", "href": "/w/neilon"/>
+ <@card "title": "TabManager", "download": "https://modrinth.com/mod/tt20", "issues": "https://github.com/snackbag/TabManager/issues", "description": "TabManager is a client-side Minecraft mod to reorganise, adjust, hide and show creative menu entries in a user-centric way.", "href": "/w/tbm"/>