Window

An detailed explanation on how a window works.

The window can be created here. It's needed for the main part of Fluent.

local Window = Fluent:CreateWindow({
    Title = "Fluent " .. Fluent.Version,
    SubTitle = "by .idontgiveaf",
    TabWidth = 160,
    Size = UDim2.fromOffset(580, 460),
    Acrylic = true, -- Turns off and on blur in case it's detected
    Theme = "Dark",
    MinimizeKey = Enum.KeyCode.LeftControl -- Used when there's no MinimizeKeybind
})

Amethyst

Aqua

Rose

Light

Dark

Darker

Green

If you need to run code when the GUI closes, connect the window to a destroyed connection.

Window.Root.Destroying:Connect(function()
    print("Window Destroyed!")
end)

Functions

Select

To select a tab, use this.

This is used to load into a script with a specific tab number.

Window:SelectTab(1) -- Tab Number

Minimize

The window can be minimized without pressing the button.

Window:Minimize()

If you dislike notifications, you can also do it manually.

Window.Minimized = not Window.Minimized
Window.Root.Visible = not Window.Minimized

Maximize

To maximize, use this function.

Window:Minimize()

Destroy

To destroy, use this function.

Window:Destroy()

This only destroys the window. To destroy the library, go to Setup for the function.

Add Tab

If you want to add another tab, use this function.

This function is normally used in the Tabs variable.

Window:AddTab({ Title = "Example", Icon = "" })