msw-ui-kit — Claude Code skill: MSW UI themes and widgets

What msw-ui-kit does

The skill draws on MSW assets: seven themed RUID palettes taken from the resource packs of published worlds, plus entity-tree digests covering more than 130 screens from samples and official packages — inventory, shop, ranking, HUD, dialog. Every part carries its RUID, native size, 9-slice type and button states, so you can drop it straight into UIBuilder as image_ruid with nothing to install.

The second half is a library of prebuilt interaction widgets: checkbox, radio button, switch, toggle group, dropdown, pagination, a bar for progress, a wheel for scrolling, time selection, a numeric keypad and a loading indicator. Reach for them when the built-in components do not cover what you need.

The skill only decides which assets to use and how widgets get wired in. Creating or editing the .ui file itself belongs to msw-ui-system and its UIBuilder, while feature logic such as inventory or purchases sits with msw-packages. A theme is chosen once per screen and stays fixed at runtime; mixing parts from two themes on one screen is off the table. If your world really does swap themes while running, a plain panel you authored can end up sitting under art from another set — in that case keep the swappable surfaces and their text within one theme, or take that chrome out of the swap and set its colors yourself.