Rulebook / Image Viewer (Custom UI, draggable, resizable, zoomable)

This is a custom object and UI that you can import into your mods to show the rules! There's a video above you can watch to see what it does. The UI brings up a UI panel that you can drag, resize, hide, and which shows you rule pages that you can zoom into and scroll around, all with nifty animations! Should there be a problem (or for some other reason) and you wanted to stretch the image but not the panel, there's a checkmark at the top that lets you do that (new buttons will appear). ---- Included are different colors of the rulebook so it can fit your mod a bit better. Imo, I'd recommend adding the logo of the game on top of the image too, or the cover of the rulebook if you have that, but this is up to you. (the "expansion rulebook" shows an example of this) ---- Here's how you want to import this into your mod: 1. Copy the UI code and add it to your mod's (make sure that no names of buttons, functions or images are the same as whatever was already in your mod). The UI code is under Scripting, and you'll see a tab called UI. 2. Copy the rulebook object into your mod (the one with the "Show Rules button"). If you want to change its color, copy the texture from one of the other books and change the main one (right-click >> Custom >> copy the Diffuse URL >> paste it on the main one's Diffuse) 3. Copy the UI Assets into your mod: The UI Assets window is accessed by clicking Scripting, and clicking the button in the top right. There you'll see the entire list of images the UI can use. Sadly, there's no faster way to do this (currently) than to go onto each UI Asset, copy its URL and add it back into your mod's UI Assets manually. 4. Add your content: Rename the book object to whatever you want. At the top of the Rulebook's code, there's a list of UI images that you can change. You can add/remove them as you want, and they determine the number and order of your rule images that will get displayed (NOTE: The names listed there should be the names of the UI Assets you w