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I took this from this thread:
https://v3rmillion.net/showthread.php?tid=952994
go vouch, I only reposted so if it gets deleted you can find it here.
The old UI uses "Window:" then Toggle or Button,
the new one uses "w:" then Toggle or Button
so if u get any errors because of that try using Window or w.
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To add a button, very basically:
local WhateverYouWantToNameThis  = w:Button("Whatever You Want The Button To Say!", function()
   print("Whatever is between 'function()' and 'end)' will be ran when the button has been pressed")
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To add a Toggle, very basically, assuming you've got multiple toggles throughout your script:
local Toggle = w:Toggle("Do whatever", {flag = "ThisNeedsToBeRemembered"})
spawn(
    function() --Makes this a new loop within the running script so it doesn't interfere with the rest of the script
        while wait(1) do
            if w.flags.ThisNeedsToBeRemembered then
                print("Wow such stuff is happening, THIS IS ENABLED. Also, you can print the value (true / false) by doing:", w.flags.ThisNeedsToBeRemembered)
            end
        end
    end
)
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Sliders are useful to give the user an easy, nice way to set a value of a "flag" EXAMPLE:
  local Slider = w:Slider("Walk Speed",
    {
        precise = true, --"false" will give you whole integers, "true" gives you 0.05's
        default = 50, --What you want the default value when the script is ran!
        min = 1, -- The lowest number that you can select as the user
        max = 1000, --The highest number you can select as the user
        flag = "SPEED" --Again, it's just a variable. In this case: w.flags.SPEED
    },
function() --Makes whatever is below happen each time the slider changes it's value
      game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character.Humanoid.WalkSpeed = tonumber(w.flags.SPEED)
    end)
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These are very similar, the only difference is the fact that a Dropdown gives you all of the items in the list given, this is better off used for a lower numbers of items in the list
Searchboxes have all of the items in the list, the user will then searches for the item / name in the list, this is better for many items in a given list

w:SearchBox("Epic Gamers!", { --You may put in "SearchBox" or "Dropdown"
   location = shared;
   flag = "memes";
   list = {
       "kiriot";
       "magikmanz";
       "gamer vision";
       "ironbrew";
       "WALLYYYY Heart";
       "firefox";
       "this is epic";
   }
}, function()
    warn("Selected Epic Gamer: ", w.flags.memes) --This will print the one you select
end)

Okay, now there are 2 ways of entering stuff into the "SearchBox" or "Dropdown"
You can either just put in the data, show above with the list.
OR
You can do list = NameOfTheTableYourDataIsInside
That will allow you to have lots of data put into the table that is all shown inside of either options you'd like
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Okay, finally we have Binds! This is used for when you'd rather have a button pressed for an action to happen compared to not having to select the option inside of the Gui itself
Sometimes it may be hard to select the options within the game, example: When you quickly need to disable Aimbot as you're clearly cheating and are about to get banned inside of a FPS game!
All key codes can be found at: https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/property/InputObject/KeyCode  under the Name section of the table

w:Bind("Action to happen", {
   flag = "killbind";
   kbonly = true;
   default = Enum.KeyCode.RightAlt; --You select the key itself
}, function()
   print("Key pressed") --Prints out when the button is pressed
end)

Wally's example:

w:Bind("Kill Player", {
   flag = "killbind";
   kbonly = true;
   default = Enum.KeyCode.RightAlt;
}, function()
   game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character:BreakJoints()
end)
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So if you want to get the line under the header of the Window to be RAINBOW then just add this:
library.options.underlinecolor = "rainbow"
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