ClickableWhenViewportHidden determines whether a PluginToolbarButton may be clicked while the game viewport is hidden, such as when a Script is being edited in another tab.

Typically, this property is good to enable if an action triggered by a plugin button's Click event doesn't occur in the game world (Workspace). For example, a button that opens a widget should have this property be true, as showing a widget is visible to the user even if the game view isn't visible.

Enabled determines whether a button is clickable in general. When this property is false, the button will be greyed out and unclickable, preventing the user from firing the Click event. Buttons are enabled by default.

When re-enabling this property, the plugin button's state won't be remembered from the previous state in which the user left the button in. Instead, it will default to the last state set by SetActive() or to the inactive state if SetActive() was never used.

Plugins should disable their buttons when the button action isn't relevant in the current context. For example, a plugin button that assigns random colors to selected should not be enabled when the selection contains no parts. See the code samples for more information.

See also:

• ClickableWhenViewportHidden, which determines whether a button is clickable when the game view is hidden (and not just in general)

Icon determines what icon should be shown for the button in the plugin toolbar. When this property is not set, the button will instead use the button's text given by PluginToolbar:CreateButton().