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Minecraft: Java Edition
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Quest Board with Coloured Frames
Built with `layout: [1, 2, 2, 2]`: one wide row for the main quest, then pairs. `icon: quest main` gives a green frame and `icon: quest side` a blue one
Free Row Layouts
Any row shape with `layout: [1, 2, 2, 1, 1]`: a full-width row, two pairs, then full-width lines — something Minecraft's native dialog grid can't do. The first option uses `icon: quest` for a gold frame
Multi-Page Menus with Back
Every page is a node, and each option jumps to another with `goto:`. `nav: [back, exit]` adds native Back and Exit buttons
Coloured Category Menus
A main menu with `layout: [2, 2, 2, 2]` and sub-menus with `layout: [3]` or `layout: [2]`. Each label has its own colour (`&a`, `&b`, `&d`…) while options without an icon keep a white frame. A single option with `icon: quest riddle` stands out with a purp
Confirmations and Requirements
A confirmation is just another node with `layout: [2]`: `icon: accept` gives a green ✓ option and `icon: back` a « option. Requirements use `if:` — for example a PlaceholderAPI comparison like `'%player_level% >= 15'` — together with `locked:`, so the opt
Grids with Locked Entries
`layout: [3, 3, 3, 3, 1]` builds a 3-column grid with a wide last row. Each entry checks a condition, such as a player `flag:` set when a goal is completed: unlocked entries show their name, while a second answer with the opposite condition shows `???` in