Difference between revisions of "LavishGUI:lguigauge (Data Type)"
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Value: .25 | Value: .25 | ||
===Set a gauge's range=== | ===Set a gauge's range=== | ||
| − | *UIElement[test].FindChild[test]:SetRange[ | + | *UIElement[test].FindChild[test]:SetRange[100] |
| − | :sets range from 0 to | + | :sets range from 0 to 100 |
===Set a gauge's value=== | ===Set a gauge's value=== | ||
| − | *UIElement[test].FindChild[test]:SetValue[ | + | *UIElement[test].FindChild[test]:SetValue[50] |
:this would set it at exactly the halfway point | :this would set it at exactly the halfway point | ||
Revision as of 22:21, 30 August 2005
Contents
Description
Members
- bool Vertical : TRUE if gauge goes up and down
- float Range : determines what scale the gauge uses, from 0-<Range>
- float Value : determines how full the gauge is
Methods
- SetRange[#] : sets the range for the gauge from 0 to <#>
- SetValue[#] : sets the value used to determine how filled the gauge is
- Tip: If you set range to 1, your set value will be percent based (.1 will be 10%)
Inherits
Returns
Same as isuielement.Name
Examples
Display the range and value of a gauge
- echo Range: ${UIElement[test].FindChild[test].Range}
- echo Value: ${UIElement[test].FindChild[test].Value}
- Output
Range: 1 Value: .25
Set a gauge's range
- UIElement[test].FindChild[test]:SetRange[100]
- sets range from 0 to 100
Set a gauge's value
- UIElement[test].FindChild[test]:SetValue[50]
- this would set it at exactly the halfway point
