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From: karkulak <karkulak@git@wasill.cz>
Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2025 18:50:07 +0000
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+Getting Started
+Installation
+
+Install the UUIF plugin from FAB.com.
+In Unreal Editor, go to Edit → Plugins, search for UUIF (Universal User Interface Framework) and enable it (if it’s not enabled already).
+Unreal Engine will ask you to restart — confirm the restart.
+
+Select your UI theme after restarting.
+With UUIF enabled, you must choose a theme that controls the default colors, fonts, padding and other style parameters.
+Go to:
+Edit → Project Settings → Game → UUIF Settings → UUIF Default Theme
+and select:
+UUIF_ThemeSettings
+(Recommended: use this default theme and adjust colors / fonts directly inside it.)
+
+You can now place UUIF widgets in your project.
+Yes — that’s really all you need to start. 😊
+All UUIF widgets will appear automatically in your Widget Blueprint palette.
+
+Demo Content (Optional)
+
+A full demo is included with the plugin to help you understand how each widget works.
+
+Open the demo level located at:
+UUIF Plugin → Content → Demo → UUIF_DemoMenuLevel
+When you open it, you’ll see practical examples of all widgets in action.
+
+To explore the demo UI logic, check the main demo widget:
+UUIF Plugin → Content → Demo → Widget → WBP_UUIF_Menu
+
+These examples show recommended usage patterns and typical UUIF workflows.
+
+Styling Your UI
+
+All widget styles can be customized through the theme file:
+
+UUIF Plugin → Content → Settings → UUIF_ThemeSettings
+
+Inside this asset, you can adjust:
+
+Colors
+
+Fonts (family, size, style)
+
+Spacing & padding
+
+Widget-specific style parameters
+
+Every section is clearly labeled, so customization is straightforward.
+
+Editing Widgets (Important Notes)
+
+You can freely edit the UUIF widgets themselves if you need layout changes — for example:
+
+Moving elements
+
+Adding extra UI components
+
+Adjusting hierarchy
+
+Minor layout tweaks
+
+BUT:
+Be very careful when editing them, because the C++ backend expects specific element names.
+Do not change their color/style inside the widget — these values are overridden globally by the theme (UUIF_ThemeSettings).
+
+If you break something, simply re-download the plugin from FAB.com.
+So: tweak with care. 😄
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