Adding your own WidgetRenderer

Now, we need to define a custom widget renderer object which will be passed to dynamicHUD. This object is an instance of WidgetRenderer which contains a list of all widgets to render on screens and manage per mod.

public class MyIntegration implements DynamicHudIntegration{
    TextWidget exampleWidget;
    WidgetRenderer renderer;
    
    @Override
    public void init() {
       //Previously added and initialised text widget
    }

    @Override
    public void addWidgets() {
       //Previously added and initialised text widget
    }
    
    //This method is called after the `addWidgets()` method.
    public void initAfter() {
        //Returns a list of widgets which have the mod id as MyMod.MOD_ID
        List<Widget> widgets = WidgetManager.getWidgetsForMod(MyMod.MOD_ID);
        
        //Create a widgetRenderer with the recieved widgets.
        renderer = new WidgetRenderer(widgets);
        
        /*
          Alternatively you could also use this:
           renderer = new WidgetRenderer(new ArrayList<>());
           renderer.addWidget(exampleWidget);
            
          Though this method is suggested to only be used when you want 
          specific widgets to be rendered instead of all. 
        */
        
        //Render widgets in the game hud (i.e. when a player is in a world)
        renderer.shouldRenderInGameHud(true);
        
        //Add screens to render your widgets in.
        //The default is the GameMenuScreen.class (or the pause menu).
        
        //Add screens to also render the widgets in.
        //Eg:
        renderer.addScreen(TitleScreen.class);
    }

    @Override
    public WidgetRenderer getWidgetRenderer() {
        return renderer;
    }
    
    @Override
    public AbstractMoveableScreen getMovableScreen() {
        return null /*Check the next page for this implementation*/;
    }
}