[keezyrick]

Oh, sounds like you're in and things are looking better.

So you want to work with the group window. Select it in the MainHUD tree view and then hit the button at the top of the window that looks like a VCR control for PREVIOUS (kind of an arrow up with a line above it).

That will put the window to the top of the list and therefore in FRONT of the other windows. Use the other controls to manipulate a selected tree object within the list to change it's position or order. In the list Bottom is BACK, Top is FRONT.

Now, make sure the eyeball for the Groupmembers object in the MainHUD tree view is clicked so the eyeball is recessed. This makes the window visible. Subsequent layers of that window (or pages and other objects) may also need to be set to visible in order to see them in the builder. The game will activate these appropriately when group members join and such, so the designers typically turn off the pages that are not viewable under intial load sequence.

Finally, I would suggest you design with the PLAY button in the view window turned off, so you can move items around as necessary and take care to use play ONLY when you are ready to test features. Onxxxx commands can really play havoc on your mod if you got your parent.parent... stuff screwed up.

I highlight the object I am modding and save rather than clicking a root object (like MainHUD) or even the topmost root. This prevents modifying all the files in the UI.

As for buttons, you might try following the RAID window methods that Zonx used for modding the existing FetishDarkRoyale group window. I have made it pretty small (prob too small for some people's liking). You should be able to add a few programmable buttons out to the side of each player (like the raid window) and still have a smaller window than most group window mods.

Keep the faith, the modders here will help if you are clear and concise with your issues. There is a lot that I don't know about the mod stuff too, but I muddled through and used several other mods as guidelines. These guys have done some pretty cool stuff with what has been made available to them.