We have supported the function of making progress bar in *Minecraft*'s music player. And also the method of customize them. So the following instructions are about the parameters of the Progress Bar Customizition.
A Progress Bar, of course, is composed of **changeless** parts and **changable** parts. And the changable parts include texts or *images*(these images are made up of texts, or we can say, character paintings 😁). That is, for *Minecraft*, a changable image in a progress bar is just the "bar" part(which is like a stripe).
We use a string to describe the style of progress bar you need, and it includes many **identifier**s to replace the changable parts.
| `%%N` | Music name(file name which is imported into program) |
| `%%s` | Value of scoreboard of now |
| `%^s` | Max value of scoreboard |
| `%%t` | Current playback time |
| `%^t` | Total music time |
| `%%%` | Current playback progress |
| `_` | To be replaced by the *Bar* part of the progress bar |
The `_` is a placeholder to identifying the *bar* part, yeah, just the changable image.
This is an example of **style description string**, and this is also the default style of *Musicreater*'s progress bar.
`▶ %%N [ %%s/%^s %%% __________ %%t|%^t]`
This is a progress bar with only one line, but it is possible if you want to give a multiline parameter into the style description string.
But the string above is only for style identification, but we also need to identifying the changable image's image(just what the bar's look).
A "bar", simply, included 2 parts: *Have Been Played*&*Not Been Played*. So we use a tuple to pass the parameter. It's under a simple format: `(str: played, str: not)`. For example, the default parameter is below:
`('§e=§r', '§7=§r')`
So it's time to combine what I said in one parameter now!
