Information boxes

When the user sees information about a game element (from Show menu or by CTRL+clicking it) an information box is opened and an event is called: onInfoBoxOpen(box)

The box object consists of two parts: head, which contains the imageView, and body, which in most cases contains title, subtitle, text and url.

All of these values can be modified from inside the event.

function onInfoBoxOpen(box) {
    if(box.getBody().getTitle().startsWith('Chorus')) {
        box.getBody().setTitle('Chorus');
        box.getBody().setText('Chorus is sick');
        box.getBody().setUrl('https://chorusmc.org');
        box.getHead().getImageView().setImage(getChorusIcon());
        box.getHead().getImageView().setFitWidth(50);
    }
}

However, after running this sample you'll notice that the text changes because of an ongoing HTTP connection. You can easily prevent the connection to start by calling box.setCallUpdate(false);

If you want to handle the box after the update, you can create a listener for onInfoBoxContentUpdate(box).