Modules

Your module

local module = ui.create("draw-square", "My ESP", "optional description")

Settings go on the same object (module:slider(...), module:switch(...), …) and are covered in Settings. Those declarators also exist on nested menus from item:create(); the four methods above exist only on the module itself.

One callback per event: a second module:event("tick", ...) replaces the first.

module:event("enable", function()
    aesthetic.log("on")
end)

Callbacks run only while the module is enabled, and an error inside one disables it.

Persistence

Setting values and enabled state survive restarts and reloads. They are keyed by module name and item path ("Parent.Child" for nested items), so renaming drops the stored value. item:name(...) changes the GUI label only, not the path.

Other modules

The modules global reads and drives every registered module, built-ins included.

modules.list()      -- all module names
modules.active()    -- enabled names
modules.binds()     -- { { module = "Flight", keys = { "R" }, type = "toggle" }, ... }

local flight = modules.get("Flight")    -- case-insensitive, nil if missing
flight:enabled()
flight:set_enabled(true)
flight:toggle()
flight:binds()                          -- { { keys = { "R" }, type = "toggle" }, ... }

flight.name, .title, .description, .icon and .category describe it (.icon is the GUI glyph, "" when none). A bind type is "toggle" or "hold".

Their settings

ref:settings() lists setting names in GUI order. ref:setting(name) is case-insensitive and returns a handle with :get(), :set(v), :reset() and a type field:

local speed = modules.get("Speed")
for _, name in ipairs(speed:settings()) do
    aesthetic.log(name .. " = " .. tostring(speed:setting(name):get()))
end
speed:setting("Mode"):set("Strafe")     -- unknown options and keys raise an error

Writes take the same path as the GUI: the module reacts immediately and the value persists.

ui.find

ui.find resolves any module’s setting into a full menu item, which modules.get(...):setting(...) does not give you.

local item   = ui.find("Auto Totem", "Min Health")
local item   = ui.find("Combat", "Auto Totem", "Min Health")  -- category first
local nested = ui.find("My ESP", "ESP.Thickness")             -- nested path or bare name

Matching is case-insensitive; no match returns nil.