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# Overview

Use Bindables from code.

**Bindables** is built to minimize the need for scripting, so that simple changes and effects can be done with a few clicks in the **Inspector**.

For more advanced needs, however, clicks alone aren't enough. This section covers everything Bindables offers on the code side:

* [Bindable\<T>](/bindables/scripting/bindable-less-than-t-greater-than.md): declaring Bindables, reading and changing values, configuring bindings from code.
* [BindableList\<T>](/bindables/scripting/bindablelist-less-than-t-greater-than.md): the Bindable made for working with `List<T>` values.
* [OnValueChanged](/bindables/scripting/onvaluechanged.md): reacting whenever a Bindable's value changes.
* [Hooks](/bindables/scripting/hooks.md): connecting a method to a Bindable with a single attribute.
* [Runtime Overrides](/bindables/scripting/runtime-overrides.md): temporarily forcing a Bindable's value from code.
* [VS Code Extension](/bindables/scripting/vscode-extension.md): seeing where your Bindables are used, straight from your scripts.

## Importing the Namespace

In any script where you want to interact with Bindables, import the `FastStudios.Bindables` namespace:

```csharp
using FastStudios.Bindables;

public class YourClass : MonoBehaviour
{
    // You can now use Bindables in your code.
}
```

{% hint style="info" %}
All examples in this section assume the `FastStudios.Bindables` namespace has already been imported.
{% endhint %}


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