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# GuiButtonState

## Overview

GuiButtonState is an Enum that defines the current visual state of a GUI button. It distinguishes between the button's default state, hover (mouse over), and pressed state to provide various visual feedback.

## Items

| Name    | Value | Description                                                                                                     |
| ------- | ----- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Default | 0     | The default state of the button. The normal state when the mouse is not hovering and the button is not pressed. |
| Hover   | 1     | The hover state when the mouse cursor is over the button.                                                       |
| Press   | 2     | The state when the button is pressed.                                                                           |
| Max     | 3     | An internal value representing the maximum number of states.                                                    |


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