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G4P builder can't edit previously builded GUI
When I run G4P builder tool, it always start a new GUI and deletes all the gui tab contents.
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Oh for goodness sake read the comments in the gui tab - they tell you where it is safe to add your own code.
This is not a bug!!!
Sorry, I don't understand. What I want to do is, after succesfully builded a GUI using G4P builder tool, then re-open G4P builder and add, for example, some GUI elements to the same GUI previously builded. I don't want to have to re design all GUI from scratch, I want to edit, i.e. add buttons or textfields without deleting the ones that are already added.
It is possible to do that?
It has something to do with add code to event handlers? Yes, I added some code but only where it is supposedly safe to do, that is, in the event handlers.
Thank you.
Have you changed versions of GUI Builder between creating the original GUI and attempting to edit it? If you have then that is the problem you need to reinstall the version you used to create it.