# Menu

#### 1. Registering a Tab:

To create a tab, you must register a tab and its columns.

```lua
-- UI.RegisterTab(TabName, Col1_ID, Col2_ID, Col3_ID)
UI.RegisterTab("My Script", "Column_Main", "Column_Visuals", "Column_Misc")
```

#### 2. Adding the columns:

Each column is populated by registering a function to the Column ID you created.

```lua
Events.Register("Column_Main", function()
    UI.Text("Main Features", true) -- 'true' highlights text in the special feature color
    
    UI.Button("Print Hello", false, function()
        print("Hello World!")
    end)
end)
```

#### 3. Functions:

#### Text:

```lua
UI.Text(str, accent) 
```

* str (string): The label you want to display.
* accent (boolean): A toggle to determine the text color. If this boolean is `true`, the text will glow in the special feature color; if `false`, it remains the standard text color.

#### Checkbox:

```lua
UI.Checkbox(str, default, callback)
```

* str (string): The label you want to display.
* default (boolean): The initial state of the checkbox when the script loads.
* callback (function): A function that triggers whenever the state changes, returning a boolean (`true` for checked, `false` for unchecked).

#### Button:

```lua
UI.Button(str, accent, callback)
```

* str (string): The label you want to display.
* accent (boolean): A boolean that controls the button's color. When `true`, the button text is with the special feature color.
* callback (function): The code to be executed when the user clicks the button.

#### Slider:

```lua
UI.Slider(str, accent, min, max, callback)
```

* str (string): The label you want to display.
* accent (boolean): A boolean that controls the slider's color. When `true`, the slider text is with the special feature color.
* min / max (number): The boundaries of the slider.
* callback (function): Returns the selected number.

#### Combo:

```lua
UI.Combo(str, accent, {items}, callback)
```

* str: The label you want to display.
* accent (bool): A boolean that controls the combo's text color. When `true`, the combo text is with the special feature color.
* {items}: A table of strings, e.g., `{"Method A", "Method B"}`.
* callback: Returns the name of the item selected.

#### ColorPicker:

```lua
UI.ColorPicker(str, callback)
```

* str: The label you want to display.
* callback: Returns a Color Object. You can get the specific values using `.r`, `.g`, `.b`, and `.a`.

**Keybind:**

```lua
UI.CreateKeybind(str)
UI.RenderKeybind(str)
UI.IsKeybindEnabled(str)
UI.DestroyKeybind(str)
```

* `str` (string): A unique ID for the keybind.
* `CreateKeybind`: Creates a new keybind with the given ID. Call this once at the top of your script before registering any tabs.
* `RenderKeybind`: Renders the interactive keybind widget inline in a column. Right click to set Hold/Toggle/Always, left click to bind a key.
* `IsKeybindEnabled`: Returns a boolean — `true` if the keybind is currently active.
* `DestroyKeybind`: Removes the keybind. Called automatically when the script unloads.


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