Help with gump parts.

[lmexias]

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Good morning everyone!

I'm trying to create a new gump for the Server but I'm having trouble adding a custom background to it.

I imported the image through the Gumps area in UOFiddler, both the background and the buttons. The buttons appear normally when I call Gump but the background doesn't appear.

When I try to add it through Gump Studio, I get an "error" message: "Invalid property value" - "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." I tried to find some information about this on the forum but I was unsuccessful.

Could someone tell me the process I should follow to insert this image correctly?

Thank you for your attention everyone.

 

[AsYlum]

What do you mean by background? Gump backrounds consist of multiple smaller gump elements in a specific order.

something like this:

 

[lmexias]

In Gump Studio, when I click on the option to add background and then type the ID of the image that I sent via UOFiddler, it displays this "error": "Invalid property value" - "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." I tried to find a tutorial about this but was unsuccessful.

When I click on the Image option, I can add the image without any problems.

Thank you for your attention @AsYlum .

View attachment gumpbg.png

 

[Rutibex]

I had an issue once where UOFiddler output a .mul file that seemed perfectly ok. But I forgot to remove the original .uop file so that is what the game was loading and it seemed like I was never able to add anything via fiddler. Until I deleted the .uop file then it worked great

 

[lmexias]

@Rutibex So after reading your answer I recreated everything and the error continues. In Gump Studio when I add a Background and try to change the GumpID to the image I want it gives an error, when I add an Image and put the GumpID I want it works perfectly.

I don't know how to proceed.

 

[Tecmo]

Since it is a single image just use Image as you did then build everything over the top of it. The Image should be the first thing in your gump code. In Gump Studio just send it to back position.

 

[AsYlum]

You are using wrong type use just image as Tecmo said Background is complex type consisting of multiple tiles.

gump can have "blank" background only difficulty is you then have to interact with its other elements