Returns the value of a specific condition in the StyleQuery.

Returns a dictionary of key-value pairs describing the conditoins set on the StyleQuery.

A boolean that determines whether a StyleRule.Selector of @ will match the StyleQuery name. For example, if a StyleQuery named SmGamepad has conditions set for UserInputService.PreferredInput of Gamepad and GuiService.ViewportDisplaySize of Small and both of these conditions are true (player is playing on a small display size and using a gamepad), the parent of the StyleQuery will match any StyleRule.Selector @SmGamepad.

Conditions

Sets a new condition (or modifies an existing condition) for the StyleQuery. The name parameter should be a valid condition of StyleQuery, and the assigned value should match the condition's value type, for example Vector2 for MaxSize or PreferredInput for PreferredInput.

Attempts to assign invalid condition names such as "Size" or "Input" will silently fail. Type mismatches such as UDim2 for MaxSize or string for ReducedMotionEnabled will also fail.

To set multiple conditions for a StyleQuery at once, see SetConditions().

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local styleQuery = Instance.new("StyleQuery")
styleQuery:SetCondition("MaxSize", Vector2.new(200, math.huge))

Similar to SetCondition() but lets you declare and set multiple conditions of the StyleQuery at once. Each name parameter should be a valid condition of StyleQuery, and the assigned value should match the condition's value type, for example Vector2 for MaxSize or PreferredInput for PreferredInput.

Attempts to assign invalid condition names such as "Size" or "Input" will silently fail. Type mismatches such as UDim2 for MaxSize or string for ReducedMotionEnabled will also fail.

To set/update just one condition of a StyleQuery, see SetCondition().

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local styleQuery = Instance.new("StyleQuery")
styleQuery:SetConditions({
	["AspectRatioRange"] = NumberRange.new(0, 1),
	["MaxSize"] = Vector2.new(200, math.huge),
})