Basalt/docs/objects/Basalt.md

This is the UI Manager and the starting point for your project. The following functions allow you to influence the default behavior of Basalt.

Before you can access Basalt, you need to add the following code on top of your file:

local basalt = require("basalt")

What this code does is it loads basalt into the basalt variable. You are now able to access the following list of methods:

autoUpdate	Starts the event and draw listener
createFrame	Creates a new base frame
debug	Writes something into the debug console
getFrame	Returns a frame object by it's id
getActiveFrame	Returns the currently active base frame
getTheme	Returns the currently active theme
getVariable	Returns a variable defined with setVariable
getVersion	Returns the Basalt version
isKeyDown	Returns if the key is held down
log	Writes something into the log file
memory	Returns the current memory usage of Basalt
onEvent	Event listener
removeFrame	Removes a previously created base frame
schedule	Schedules a new task
setActiveFrame	Sets the active frame
setTheme	Changes the base theme of basalt
setMouseDragThrottle	Changes the mouse drag throttle amount
setMouseMoveThrottle	CraftOS-PC: Changes the mouse move throttle amount
setRenderingThrottle	Sets the rendering throttle amount
setVariable	Sets a variable which you can access via XML
stopUpdate / stop	Stops the currently active event and draw listener
update	Starts the event and draw listener once
addObject	Adds new object files/folders
addPlugin	Adds new plugin files/folders

Examples

Here is a Lua example on how to create an empty base frame and start Basalt's listener.

local basalt = require("basalt") -- Loads Basalt into our project

local main = basalt.createFrame() -- Creates a base frame. On that frame, we are able to add objects

-- Here we would add additional objects

basalt.autoUpdate() -- Starts listening to incoming events and draw stuff on the screen. This should nearly always be the last line.