Hi Justin, the python command actually sets the optionVar in the tool
itself.
def toggle_mode():
state = cmds.optionVar(q = 'myToolState')
# In the method of these two, it will set the optionVar value again
# cmds.optionVar(intValue = ('myToolState', state))
if state == 1:
print "Enable myToolState"
myTool.utils.enableState()
else:
print "DISABLE myToolState"
myTool.utils.disableState()
And in the `get_state`, it's meant to be that way. So in the code itself,
if the state is 0, it means enable while if the state is 1, it means
disable...
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