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Baseframe ​

Base frames are fundamental elements in Basalt, typically the first element you need. They can be created using basalt.addFrame. Base frames are unique in that they do not require a parent container. They occupy the entire screen. If you need a BaseFrame that doesn't occupy the entire screen, consider using CC:Tweaked's Window API.

It's important to note that only one base frame can be active (visible) at a time. While you can create multiple base frames, only the currently active one listens to incoming events (except for some events like time-events and peripheral-events). To switch between BaseFrames, you can use basalt.switchFrame

Baseframe inherit from Container, VisualElement and BasicElement

Example ​

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lua
local basalt = require("basalt")

local main = basalt.addFrame() -- a new baseframe is created.

basalt.autoUpdate()
local basalt = require("basalt")

local main = basalt.addFrame() -- a new baseframe is created.

basalt.autoUpdate()
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