I've gotten a user settings api fully functional, and I should be releasing a new version tomorrow.

The api basically works like this:

tpt.option("name", "description", callback(status))

callback() is called with the state the button is being changed to, and if it returns a boolean, the button's status is set to the return value.

For example, this function call:

tpt.option("Test button", "foo", function() return true end)

will allow the option to be selected, but not de-selected.

Screenshots of the new interface:

The icon:

Also,

@cj646464 (View Post)

 sure, I'll make you one

EDIT: Here you go:

Yes, releases coming in about 1 hour.

EDIT: Just added another function: tpt.getOption(int option_index)

tpt.option() returns the index of the created option, which can be used to get its value at another time. For example, this code:

local num = tpt.option();
print(tpt.getOption(num));

will print "false", as the option's value won't have changed in the meantime.

Now I'm just working on setting up all the compilers to use LuaJIT.

EDIT EDIT: oh my god i just had the best idea I'll be writing an example script to allow multiplayer afk to be toggled from there. Also i'm pushing my source to github now, which I should have been doing the whole time. I am an organized and efficient human being.

EDIT 3: Linux builds are available for download, but other os builds are still out of date.

EDIT 4: Compilers should be set up soon, I might even have LuaJIT working for mac

also oH MY GOD JACOB1 ACTUALLY THOUGHT ONE OF MY FEATURES WAS COOL

I know, the Linux version is the only one that's up-to-date. I'm having severe computer issues - right now, I can't boot into a graphical environment, and I managed to break sudo. I may have to wipe and reinstall ubuntu, but other builds will hopefully be available within a few days.

If anyone else can make builds (@jacob1, @wolfy1339?) that would be nice, since I'm busy trying to save my computer.