VariableMenuExample.del

//you must place the LiveVarEditLib.del file into the same folder as your other files and then import like so
import "LiveVarEditLib.del";


//when you have a variable that's going to be registered, access it as shown below instead of with the define keyword.
//GetVariable(index given when registered in menu); turning them into macros like this makes it very easy to access them.
//Likewise, if you want to set a variable from somewhere in the code other than the debug menu, use SetVariable(index, value)
macro Speed: GetVariable(0);
macro Gravity: GetVariable(1);
macro Damage: GetVariable(2);
macro MaxHealth: GetVariable(3);


//At the beginning of the game mode, the menu must be created
rule:"Setup"
Event.OngoingGlobal
{
    //CreateMenuOption(nameOfVariable, index, startingValue, smallInterval, bigInterval)
    CreateMenuOptionFloat("Speed", 0, 100, 1,5);
    CreateMenuOptionFloat("Gravity", 1, 100, 1,10);
    CreateMenuOptionFloat("Damage", 2, 100, 5, 10);
    CreateMenuOptionFloat("Max Health", 3, 100, 5, 15);
}


//Create a rule to define when the UI will turn on and off.
rule:"Toggle UI"
Event.OngoingPlayer
if(EventPlayer() == HostPlayer())
if(IsButtonHeld(EventPlayer(), Button.Crouch) && IsButtonHeld(EventPlayer(), Button.Interact)){
    //Call the ToggleUI function in order to open or close the UI
    ToggleUI();
    //This is where you refresh values. 
    //A good way of handling this is to make values only refresh when the UI is closed; you can check the menuOpen attribute to test this. 
    if(!menuOpen){
        //The beauty of the GetVariable macros is shown here, where Speed appears to just be a normal variable
        SetMoveSpeed(AllPlayers(), Speed);
        SetGravity(AllPlayers(), Gravity);
        SetDamageDealt(AllPlayers(), Damage);
        SetMaxHealth(AllPlayers(), MaxHealth);
    }
}