The app version of 8Crafter's Ore UI Customizer.
This app is still in beta, so please report any issues to you find here.
All custom launchers are supported, in addition to the official one, or no launcher at all, but if you are using a launcher other than the Windows or Linux bedrock launchers, then you must set where the app should look for the Minecraft versions in preferences, instructions for this will be on the installations tab if the app is unable to find any Minecraft versions.
This app supports Windows, Linux, and macOS (Darwin).
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Open the app.
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Click the installations button on the sidebar.
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Find your current Minecraft version in the list.
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Click the options button:
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Click the install button:
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Wait for the progress bar popup window to close.
Configs allow you to change the settings of the customizer installation.
If you are on Windows or macOS and the config has a file extension of .ouicconfig or .mcouicconfig, just double click on the file (custom file type associations are currently only functional on Windows and macOS, they will be added for Linux in the future).
Otherwise, go to File > Import > Config in the menu bar or select the Import Config button on the configs tab.
The ability to export configs has not been implemented yet.
To duplicate a config, you just select the config in the configs tab and click on the duplicate button.
To edit a config, you just select the config in the configs tab and click on the edit button.
Then you choose your settings in the menu.
When you are done just click on the save button.
To close the menu just click on the configs tab in the sidebar again.
Plugins allow you to add functionality to the Ore UI Customizer. Plugins can modify the Ore UI files like the customizer does, so they can do everything the customizer does and more.
If you are on Windows or macOS and the plugin has a file extension of .ouicplugin or .mcouicplugin, just double click on the file (custom file type associations are currently only functional on Windows and macOS, they will be added for Linux in the future).
Otherwise, go to File > Import > Plugin in the menu bar or select the Import Plugin button on the plugins tab.
Themes are a planned feature, but have not been implemented yet. For now you can use plugins instead, as although they are more complicated, they can do everything a theme can.
The marketplace is currently under construction.
This is the sidebar, it allows you to navigate between the different pages of the app.
The home page.
The installations page.
The configs page.
The plugins page.
The themes page.
The marketplace page.
The preferences page.
This is the home page of the app.
This is the installations page of the app.
This is the configs page of the app.
This is the plugins page of the app.