Community decision

Choose the future Versus interface.

Choose the interface you would genuinely want to use, not only the one with your favourite colour. Every option supports the same features but uses a different way of navigating and managing them.

7 genuinely different conceptsDesigned for children and adultsSame controls in every design
How to vote

Use the poll number shown below the design.

Open each concept at full size before deciding. Look at the navigation, control layout, warning states, loading screen, and narrow-window behaviour rather than choosing only by colour.

Poll 1 Neon Command Versus interface concept
POLL 1

Neon Command

Persistent sidebar dashboard with an optional details panel.

Best for: Users who want a polished premium interface with more context at once.
Poll 2 Focus Pages Versus interface concept
POLL 2

Focus Pages

Choose a section at the top, then manage one calm page of controls.

Best for: New users and anyone who wants the simplest possible navigation.
Poll 3 Launchpad Tiles Versus interface concept
POLL 3

Launchpad Tiles

Start from large section tiles, then open focused control cards.

Best for: Younger users, touch users, and people who prefer visual navigation.
Poll 4 Compact Tabs Versus interface concept
POLL 4

Compact Tabs

Use familiar horizontal tabs and efficient control rows.

Best for: Existing script users who want something compact and immediately familiar.
Poll 5 ClearView Overlay Versus interface concept
POLL 5

ClearView Overlay

Open one transparent drawer from a small edge rail while keeping the game visible.

Best for: Users who want controls available without covering most of the game.
Poll 6 Split Settings Versus interface concept
POLL 6

Split Settings

Pick a section on the left and manage its controls on the right.

Best for: Anyone familiar with phone, Windows, tablet, or console settings menus.
Poll 7 Spotlight Search Versus interface concept
POLL 7

Spotlight Search

Search in normal language, use favourites, or browse labelled categories.

Best for: Large scripts and users who repeatedly access the same controls.