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.. _doc_user_interface:
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User interface (UI)
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===================
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In this section of the tutorial we explain the basics of creating a graphical
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user interface (GUI) in Godot.
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UI building blocks
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Like everything else in Godot the user interface is built using nodes, specifically
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:ref:`Control <class_Control>` nodes. There are many different types of controls
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which are useful for creating specific types of GUIs. For simplicity we can
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separate them into two groups: content and layout.
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Typical content controls include:
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* :ref:`Buttons <class_Button>`
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* :ref:`Labels <class_Label>`
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* :ref:`LineEdits <class_LineEdit>` and :ref:`TextEdits <class_TextEdit>`
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Typical layout controls include:
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* :ref:`BoxContainers <class_BoxContainer>`
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* :ref:`MarginContainers <class_MarginContainer>`
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* :ref:`ScrollContainers <class_ScrollContainer>`
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* :ref:`TabContainers <class_TabContainer>`
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* :ref:`Popups <class_Popup>`
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The following pages explain the basics of using such controls.
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.. toctree::
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:maxdepth: 1
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:name: toc-gui-basics
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size_and_anchors
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gui_containers
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custom_gui_controls
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gui_navigation
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control_node_gallery
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GUI skinning and themes
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-----------------------
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Godot features an in-depth skinning/theming system for control nodes. The pages in this section
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explain the benefits of that system and how to set it up in your projects.
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.. toctree::
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:maxdepth: 1
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:name: toc-gui-skinning
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gui_skinning
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gui_using_theme_editor
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gui_theme_type_variations
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gui_using_fonts
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Control node tutorials
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----------------------
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The following articles cover specific details of using particular control nodes.
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.. toctree::
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:maxdepth: 1
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:name: toc-control-nodes-tutorials
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