DialogControls-Sliders
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General
- TokenNames common to most controls, such as x,y,w,h,text,idc... are not listed here.
- 'Sliders' and 'ScrollBars' are synonymous.
- Default scrollbars (sliders) are VERTICAL. Use ST_HORZ to change orientation.
- Embedded child scrollbars are created by the engine as and when required for various control types. (CT_LISTBOX eg). The engine generates it's own idc for them. In most cases you can alter characteristics of that auto-generated scrollbar via class ScrollBar
It makes no sense to create 'independent' scrollbars without an idc.
CT_SLIDER=3 (deprecated)
| Properties | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Type | Remark |
| coloractive | color array | color of the arrows. |
| Title/Value | classes | Optional and probably script only related |
CT_XSLIDER=43 or Embedded Scrollbar Class
Embedded scrollbar classes (such as those in listboxes eg) use the xbox properties as per a CT_XSLIDER
| Properties | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Type | Remark |
| arrowEmpty/Full | textures | |
| border | texture | |
| colorActive | color | color of the arrows. |
| colorDisabled | color | |
| thumb | texture | |
| vspacing | float | |
| Title/Value | classes | Optional probably irrelevant as script only related |
Title or Value class
| Properties | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Type | Remark |
| idc | integer | |
| colorBase | color array | |
| colorActive | color array | |
Example
- Example:
class MySlider {
idc = -1;
type = CT_SLIDER;
style = SL_HORZ;
x = 0.4;
y = 0.2;
w = 0.3;
h = 0.025;
color[] = { 1, 1, 1, 1 };
coloractive[] = { 1, 0, 0, 0.5 };
// This is an ctrlEventHandler to show you some response if you move the sliderpointer.
onSliderPosChanged = "hint format[""%1"",_this];";
};
- Helpful Script Commands:
sliderPosition, sliderRange, sliderSetPosition, sliderSetRange, sliderSetSpeed, sliderSpeed