LibMainMenu-2.0

Description
Library to add main menu entries.
For example used in Potion Maker and Votan's Settings Menu and FCOItemSaver.

The Library is handled by it's global variable LibMainMenu2, so you should first define in your metafile (.txt) by adding LibMainMenu to your includes like this:
## DependsOn: LibMainMenu-2.0
And reference it in your code like this:

Example

Force refresh of visibility:

Click on the menu entry by code:

Former LibMainMenu 1 support
It's 2 main functions were added to help developers to add a menu (a category)

And another 2 functions for calling the menus themselves :

menuIndex = LMM:MainMenuAddCategory(arrayOfCategoryData)

arrayOfCategoryData is an array with the following parameters :

binding = stringOfYourKeyBinding
categoryName = stringOfCategoryName
normal = texturePath
pressed = texturePath
highlight = texturePath

- binding is a name of a keybinding defined with ZO_CreateStringId("SI_BINDING_NAME_XXXXXXX", "Some string")
- categoryName is the name of your Menu

menuIndex is the ID of your Menu defined by LibMainMenu. It will be used in later calls.

So it should look like this :

LMM:MainMenuAddSceneGroup(menuIndex, GroupSceneString, iconData)

- menuIndex is the value of your call to LMM:AddCategory
- GroupSceneString is the string who will be used as reference for calling the category (ex: "myAddonSceneGroup")
- iconData is an array which define all icons of all tabs of your category (menu)

Each subkey of iconData is an array of 1 tab

each subkey must have the subkey defined :

categoryName = string
descriptor = integer
normal = texturePath
pressed = texturePath
highlight = texturePath

- categoryName will be the tab name (shown near the buttons at the right)
- descriptor is the name of your Scene defined in ZO_Scene:New()
- visible (optionnal) is a function which return a boolean. If false the tab won't be displayed.

ex:

Long How-To: Create a Main menu (experienced addon developpers)

1st part : Creating Simple Scene

Creating a simple scene is not so hard :

1st step, make your xml.
The TopLevelControl will get one of the Scene inheritance : the most used is ZO_RightPanelFootPrint

So your XML wll look like this :

Then, in your onAddonLoaded, you'll need to create your scene
Here how you can do :

2nd Part : Create your Menu

If you want to display your Menu, juste use :

If you want to display a specific scene, juste use :

ABOUT THIS LISTING

This page describes LibMainMenu-2.0 by votan. The description and screenshots are the author's own, imported from their listing on ESOUI on 3 October 2026: https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info2118-LibMainMenu-2.0.html

Mythiq.net hosts no files for it. The download button goes straight to the release file on cdn.esoui.com, so you are downloading from the author's own host, not from a copy of ours.

The download count, rating and comments on this page start at zero and count Mythiq.net only. The source's own figures are not copied here — they measure a different site, and a number that cannot be checked against our own ledger is not worth printing.

API VERSION

Built for ESO API version 11.3.0. After a patch the game marks add-ons built for the previous API as out of date; the "Allow out of date add-ons" checkbox in the add-on menu loads them anyway, and most work.

LIBRARIES

Many ESO add-ons depend on a shared library — LibAddonMenu-2.0 above all — which is installed separately, exactly like an add-on. A dependency that is missing shows as the add-on simply not appearing in the list.

CONSOLE

Add-ons are PC and Mac only. There is no way to load them on console.

1. Download the archive with the button on this page and unzip it.

2. Move the unzipped folder into your add-ons directory:

Windows — Documents\Elder Scrolls Online\live\AddOns

macOS — ~/Documents/Elder Scrolls Online/live/AddOns

3. Start the game, and at the character select screen click Add-Ons.

4. Tick the add-on. If it is greyed out and marked out of date, tick "Allow out of date add-ons" at the top of the same panel.

5. Log in. Most add-ons need a /reloadui after they are first enabled.

UPDATING

Delete the old folder first. ESO loads everything it finds, and two copies of one add-on is the usual cause of "an add-on has produced an error" on login.