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config/mputils/infopanel/example/page1.txt

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+Test Test Test Test
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+Info panels allow you to write tutorials, welcome messages, or any type of information you would like to add into the game.
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+If you just want it to start up on first world load. add §e'loadOnLogin:true'§r to your infopanel json file.
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+You can also use minecraft books to open the gui. All you have to do is create a minecraft book with nbt data. §9 '{infopanel:<json file name>}' 
+§e~~Command Example (For welcome.json example):§9 /give <player name> minecraft:book 1 0 {infopanel:welcome}§r
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+A quicker command to give the command sender a book for a specfic infopanel. '/mpadmin infopanel <json file name>', Auto complete is set up to help you out.
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+If you have load on login true, And you want it to retrigger with a new modpack update, just change the json file name.
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+§cFiles are read in UTF-8 Encoding! So if you get strange characters. Your file may be the incorrect encoding. Using a tool like Notpad++ will tell your encoding in the bottom right corner. And in a dropdown you can convert the text file. Some editing my be needed. §r
+						  §l§9Click Next for more info on infopanels...

config/mputils/infopanel/example/page2.txt

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+When Creating your first infopanel goto your §e'configs/mputils/infopanel'§r
+Create a folder with anyname you want. What ever you name your folder wont matter, its just for you. Now since your folder is created.
+You will create your controller json file.Your controller json file can be called anything you want.
+Make sure your json has a unique name as it is how you will reference it in-game.
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+Inside the controller json you can link all your text files. You can have 1 page ,or a lot of pages.
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+Just add all your text files into this folder. You are not limited to just 1 controller json in each folder. 
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+Check the configs for this example to get an idea how to set your new info panels up.
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+						     §cPlease keep all names lowercase!§r

config/mputils/infopanel/example/page3.txt

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+Look page 3!
+You can use Minecrafts §9Color §2Codes §6to§r §nmake your InfoPanels look Good.
+Setting the 'mustRead' in your json file will force the player to read the infopanel for at least 20 secs. Unless its was opened from a book... This will change to forcing player to read something new only once. At the moment it is what it is. 

config/mputils/infopanel/example/welcome_example.json

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+{
+  "loadOnLogin": false,
+  "mustRead": false,
+  "pages": [
+    {
+      "title": "Getting Started",
+      "file": "page1"
+    },
+    {
+      "title": "Extra Pages",
+      "file": "page2"
+    },
+    {
+      "title": "Welcome Page 3",
+      "file": "page3"
+    }
+  ]
+}