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# SliderWidgetBuilder

## SliderWidgetBuilder

The [`SliderWidgetBuilder`](https://github.com/V-Fast/DynamicHUD/blob/master/src/main/java/com/tanishisherewith/dynamichud/widget/slider/SliderWidgetBuilder.java) class provides a builder pattern for creating `SliderWidget` objects.

### Fields

* `client`: The `MinecraftClient` instance.
* `x`: The x position of the widget.
* `y`: The y position of the widget.
* `width`: The width of the widget.
* `height`: The height of the widget.
* `label`: The label displayed above the slider.
* `value`: The initial value of the slider.
* `minValue`: The minimum value of the slider.
* `maxValue`: The maximum value of the slider.
* `selectedWidget`: The widget that this slider is associated with.

### Constructors

#### SliderWidgetBuilder(MinecraftClient client)

Constructs a `SliderWidgetBuilder` object with the given client instance.

### Methods

#### setX(int x)

Sets the x position of the widget.

#### setY(int y)

Sets the y position of the widget.

#### setWidth(int width)

Sets the width of the widget.

#### setHeight(int height)

Sets the height of the widget.

#### setLabel(String label)

Sets the label displayed above the slider.

#### setValue(float value)

Sets the initial value of the slider.

#### setMinValue(float minValue)

Sets the minimum value of the slider.

#### setMaxValue(float maxValue)

Sets the maximum value of the slider.

#### setSelectedWidget(Widget selectedWidget)

Sets the widget that this slider is associated with.

#### build()

Builds and returns a new `SliderWidget` object with the values specified by this builder.

Here's an example of how to use a `SliderWidgetBuilder` to create a new `SliderWidget` in your Minecraft Fabric mod:

{% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %}

```java
// Create a new SliderWidgetBuilder
SliderWidgetBuilder builder = new SliderWidgetBuilder(client);

// Set values for the builder
builder.setX(10)
       .setY(10)
       .setWidth(100)
       .setHeight(20)
       .setLabel("My Slider")
       .setValue(0.5f)
       .setMinValue(0.0f)
       .setMaxValue(1.0f);

// Build a new SliderWidget
SliderWidget slider = builder.build();
```

{% endcode %}

You can also do it like:

{% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %}

```java
 SliderWidget Slider = new SliderWidgetBuilder(client)
                    .setX(x)
                    .setY(y)
                    .setWidth(105)
                    .setHeight(15)
                    .setLabel(text)
                    .setValue(value)
                    .setMinValue(5f)
                    .setMaxValue(25.0f)
                    .setSelectedWidget(selectedWidget)
                    .build();
```

{% endcode %}

In this example, we create a new `SliderWidgetBuilder` and use its setter methods to specify values for its fields. We then call its `build` method to create a new `SliderWidget` with these values.