Topblast Menu v1.4 : Blast Tech

Well, It is simple as people like and Complex in other ways, Built to be small and Engineered to be Flexible. Has High Permanence and low requirements. Using the latest Blast Tech and D3D lag reducer (by Me, of course)... I bring you,

Topblast Menu v1.4, Classics never go out of style.

Each Group Can Get it own color, to disable this just put that to NULL.. DUH!

Each Group Works like a Mini Menu Controlled by the big guy

HOW TO USE
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BYTE item1,item2,item3,
item21,item22,item23,
item31,item32,item33;

// I used bytes because they are smaller take up less room and come on, Who ever used a FULL 255 behappy they is nothing smaller that work numbers.

void init()
{
sGroup first = sGroup("First", 3, 0x33cc1111);// Name, NumberofItem, Group Color
first.AddOnOff("Item 1", &item1);// On / OfF
first.AddOnOff("Item 2", &item2);
first.AddOnOff("Item 3", &item3);
sGroup Second = sGroup("Second", 3, 0x33565656);// Name, NumberofItem, Group Color
Second.AddOnOff("Item 1", &item21);
Second.AddOnOff("Item 2", &item22);
Second.AddOnOff("Item 3", &item23);
sGroup third = sGroup("Third", 3, 0x33cccc00);// Name, NumberofItem, Group Color
third.AddOnOff("Item 1", &item31);
third.AddOnOff("Item 2", &item32);
third.AddOnOff("Item 3", &item33);
POINT loc = {50, 50};
Menu = cMenu("Topblast Menu v1.4",loc, 200, 3);
Menu.AddGroup(first);
Menu.AddGroup(Second);
Menu.AddGroup(third);
}

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Menu.Show(pDevice);
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