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Experimental_OreUI

An experimental screen root that presents existing UI components through Ore and a persistent native DDUI form.

Import​

import { Experimental_OreUI } from '@bedrock-core/ui';

Usage​

import { Button, Experimental_OreUI, Panel, Text, useState } from '@bedrock-core/ui';

export default function Counter() {
  const [count, setCount] = useState(0);

  return (
    <Experimental_OreUI title={'Counter'}>
      <Panel width={280} padding={8} gap={8}>
        <Text>{`Count: ${count}`}</Text>
        <Button onPress={() => setCount(value => value + 1)}>
          <Text>{'Add one'}</Text>
        </Button>
      </Panel>
    </Experimental_OreUI>
  );
}

Place the component in a *.screen.tsx module with a default export. Builder compiles its layout and packages the selected client's resources. Open the compiled screen with render() or navigation as described in Experimental Ore screens.

Props​

PropTypeDefaultDescription
childrenJSX.Node—Components presented by the host
titlestring—Title identifying the native backing form
uiScalenumberviewport-based scalingFixed pixels per layout unit, greater than zero and at most 16

Notes​

The root selects the experimental-ore-ui host and belongs to a player. Layout props belong on a child Panel. Automatic scaling uses the viewport and does not read Minecraft's GUI-scale setting.

Input, Slider and Dropdown use value and onChange for live edits. Toggle uses on and onChange; Select reports selected option values. These controls do not use a screen-level Submit lifecycle on this host.

Limits​

The current asset target is Windows Minecraft 1.26.60.30. Client resources, textures and the live-input adapter must match the selected version. Resource resolution and event forwarding depend on undocumented client behavior; build and browser checks do not establish native rendering or input acceptance.

Inventory cells, modal submission and media controls are unsupported. The compiled node structure and root scale must remain stable. See supported controls and limits.

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