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You can make the button label react to your setting value by using the switch_case placeholder together with the getvariable placeholder (assuming the setting value is stored in a FancyMenu variable). Here’s how to do it:

Store the setting value in a FancyMenu variable (see the Variables page). When the value changes (e.g., via a slider or button action), update that variable with Set Variable Value.
Set the button’s label to a placeholder that reads the variable and returns the right text. For example:
```
{"placeholder":"switch_case","values":{
  "value":"{"placeholder":"getvariable","values":{"name":"your_setting_var"}}",
  "cases":"1:&lDisabled,2:&lMiddle,3:&lEnabled",
  "default":"&lUnknown"
}}
```
- &l forces Minecraft’s bold formatting, which works for button labels (you don’t need to mess with JSON components for this).
- Replace your_setting_var with the actual variable name.
- Adjust “Middle” to whatever you want to show for the value 2.
If you want to avoid hard-coding strings in the cases value, you can also nest local placeholders or other text helpers inside the switch_case, but the above is the simplest for plain text.

This keeps the button always bold, and the text automatically updates whenever the underlying variable changes. 😊

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