Title, Description & Separator

Title, description and separator elements for organizing a section.

These three have no value and no callback. They exist to give a long section some shape. Each returns the Roblox instance it created rather than a handle, so Tooltip, Disabled and Save do nothing on them.

Preview

My Script

v1.0

COMBAT

These only apply while a round is running.

Enabled

FireOnStart runs the callback once at build time.

Status

idle

Title#

A heading inside a section.

Luau
main:Title("MOVEMENT")                              -- shortest form
main:Title({ Text = "MOVEMENT", Icon = "compass" }) -- with an icon
OptionTypeDefaultWhat it does
TextreqstringThe heading. It is drawn in upper case whatever you pass.
IconstringAn icon before the text.
IconColorColor3Overrides the icon's colour.
IconSizenumber13Icon size in pixels.
LayoutOrdernumberExplicit ordering. Without it, it lands in creation order.

Without Icon, IconColor and IconSize do nothing.

Description#

A paragraph of explanatory text, for anything the user cannot work out from the controls alone. It takes Text and LayoutOrder, and wraps to as many lines as it needs.

Luau
main:Description("These only apply while a round is running.")
main:Description({ Text = "These only apply while a round is running." })

Separator#

A dividing line. It takes LayoutOrder and nothing else.

Luau
main:Separator()

Putting them together#

Luau
main:Title({ Text = "COMBAT", Icon = "crosshair" })
main:Description("These only apply while a round is running.")
 
main:Toggle({ Text = "Aimbot" })
main:Slider({ Text = "Smoothing", Min = 0, Max = 1, Step = 0.05 })
 
main:Separator()
 
main:Title({ Text = "MOVEMENT", Icon = "compass" })
 
main:Toggle({ Text = "Infinite jump" })

Strings or tables

Title and Description both accept a bare string. Title needs the table form for an icon.

When a group is better#

Titles and separators divide a section, but everything stays on screen. Once a section is long enough that the user scrolls past rows they do not care about, use a collapsible group, which can be shut.