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# Toggles

To create a toggle, use this.

```lua
local Toggle = Tabs.Main:AddToggle("MyToggle", 
{
    Title = "Toggle", 
    Description = "Toggle description",
    Default = false,
    Callback = function(state)
	if state then
	    print("Toggle On")
	else
	    print("Toggle Off")
        end
    end 
})
```

{% hint style="warning" %}
If you are having issues, you're supposed to replace "Tabs.Main" with your actual tab. 

Example: "Tabs.Exploits" 

Whatever you put in your [Tabs](/fluent/components/window/tabs.md) variable, it's what you need.
{% endhint %}

Change `local Toggle` to a different variable name every time. It can be anything.

`MyToggle` (name of toggle) is saved in the Options variable.

You can try to remove it, but I've never tried to.

You can get the value anywhere simply by using this: (Put your variable name)

```lua
Toggle.Value
```

{% hint style="warning" %}
Toggle.Value has not been tested by me and may not work. You can try the one below.
{% endhint %}

Or, whatever you put as the name of the toggle.

```lua
Options.MyToggle.Value
```

### Functions

You can check when the toggle is changed, but Callback does the same thing.

```lua
Toggle:OnChanged(function()
    print("Toggle changed:", Options.MyToggle.Value)
end)
```

To set the value of the toggle, use this.

```lua
Toggle:SetValue(false)
```

{% hint style="warning" %}
If you don't set the right variable name, it won't work.
{% endhint %}


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