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its a template so just edit it, you can fit alot more coding than normal menu's.

Dont copy the //lines, they are comments to show you what it is.

    

[COLOR="#008000"]//Opening the menu[/COLOR]

bind dpad_down "vstr menu"

set menu "vstr binds;vstr opt1"



[COLOR="#008000"]//These are the menu binds[/COLOR]

set binds "bind dpad_down vstr 1;bind dpad_up vstr 2;bind button_a vstr 3;bind button_b vstr 4"



[COLOR="#008000"]//Menu options[/COLOR]

set opt1 "say [ MenuOpt 1 ];say MenuOpt2;say MenuOpt3;set 1 vstr opt3;set 2 vstr opt2;set 3 vstr cmd1"

set opt2 "say MenuOpt 1;say [ MenuOpt2 ];say MenuOpt3;set 1 vstr opt1;set 2 vstr opt3;set 3 vstr cmd2"

set opt3 "say MenuOpt 1;say MenuOpt2;say [ MenuOpt3 ];set 1 vstr opt2;set 2 vstr opt1;set 3 vstr cmd3"



[COLOR="#008000"]//The menu commands here.[/COLOR]

set cmd1 "command one here"

set cmd2 "command two here"

set cmd3 "command three here"

Its just another way of setting your buttons, saves alot of space.

- Blackstorm for the button handling

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bypassing is old, back in the time i used to rule that stuff ha.. i found all about this developer about 1 & half years ago :whistle:..
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the title says it all basically!
its a template so just edit it, you can fit alot more coding than normal menu's.

Dont copy the //lines, they are comments to show you what it is.
Code:
//Opening the menu
bind dpad_down "vstr menu"
set menu "vstr binds;vstr opt1"

//These are the menu binds
set binds "bind dpad_down vstr 1;bind dpad_up vstr 2;bind button_a vstr 3;bind button_b vstr 4"

//Menu options
set opt1 "say [ MenuOpt 1 ];say MenuOpt2;say MenuOpt3;set 1 vstr opt3;set 2 vstr opt2;set 3 vstr cmd1"
set opt2 "say MenuOpt 1;say [ MenuOpt2 ];say MenuOpt3;set 1 vstr opt1;set 2 vstr opt3;set 3 vstr cmd2"
set opt3 "say MenuOpt 1;say MenuOpt2;say [ MenuOpt3 ];set 1 vstr opt2;set 2 vstr opt1;set 3 vstr cmd3"

//The menu commands here.
set cmd1 "command one here"
set cmd2 "command two here"
set cmd3 "command three here"

thank you man....