Factorio Runtime DocsVersion 2.0.72

Gui of the LuaGuiElement of this style.

Name of this style.

Minimal width ensures, that the widget will never be smaller than than that size. It can't be squashed to be smaller.

Maximal width ensures, that the widget will never be bigger than than that size. It can't be stretched to be bigger.

Minimal height ensures, that the widget will never be smaller than than that size. It can't be squashed to be smaller.

Maximal height ensures, that the widget will never be bigger than than that size. It can't be stretched to be bigger.

Natural width specifies the width of the element tries to have, but it can still be squashed/stretched to have a smaller or bigger size.

Natural height specifies the height of the element tries to have, but it can still be squashed/stretched to have a smaller or bigger size.

Horizontal align of the inner content of the widget, if any.

Vertical align of the inner content of the widget, if any.

Space between the table cell contents top and border.

Space between the table cell contents right and border.

Space between the table cell contents bottom and border.

Space between the table cell contents left and border.

Whether the GUI element stretches its size horizontally to other elements. nil if this element does not support stretching.

Whether the GUI element stretches its size vertically to other elements. nil if this element does not support stretching.

Whether the GUI element can be squashed (by maximal width of some parent element) horizontally. nil if this element does not support squashing.

This is mainly meant to be used for scroll-pane. The default value is false.

Whether the GUI element can be squashed (by maximal height of some parent element) vertically. nil if this element does not support squashing.

This is mainly meant to be used for scroll-pane. The default (parent) value for scroll pane is true, false otherwise.

How this GUI element handles rich text.

Horizontal space between individual cells.

Vertical space between individual cells.

Array containing the alignment for every column of this table element. Even though this property is marked as read-only, the alignment can be changed by indexing the LuaCustomTable, like so:

Sets extra_top/right/bottom/left_padding_when_activated to this value.

An array with two values sets top/bottom padding to the first value and left/right padding to the second value. An array with four values sets top, right, bottom, left padding respectively.

Sets extra_top/right/bottom/left_margin_when_activated to this value.

An array with two values sets top/bottom margin to the first value and left/right margin to the second value. An array with four values sets top, right, bottom, left margin respectively.

Sets both minimal and maximal width to the given value.

Sets both minimal and maximal height to the given value.

Sets both width and height to the given value. Also accepts an array with two values, setting width to the first and height to the second one.

Sets top/right/bottom/left paddings to this value.

An array with two values sets top/bottom padding to the first value and left/right padding to the second value. An array with four values sets top, right, bottom, left padding respectively.

Sets top/right/bottom/left margins to this value.

An array with two values sets top/bottom margin to the first value and left/right margin to the second value. An array with four values sets top, right, bottom, left margin respectively.

Space between the table cell contents and border. Sets top/right/bottom/left cell paddings to this value.

Is this object valid? This Lua object holds a reference to an object within the game engine. It is possible that the game-engine object is removed whilst a mod still holds the corresponding Lua object. If that happens, the object becomes invalid, i.e. this attribute will be false. Mods are advised to check for object validity if any change to the game state might have occurred between the creation of the Lua object and its access.

The class name of this object. Available even when valid is false. For LuaStruct objects it may also be suffixed with a dotted path to a member of the struct.