Don Moir
I had started to use a visual element with type = custom to produce a simple animation.
In documentation it says:
<up x="" y="" nb="" nbx=""> : (type="custom" only) Give the coordinate of the graphics to use with the custom type (works like for a "round" slider)
This does not appear to work. Nothing happens if type = custom. Is this supposed to work? I think this would be the only way to get a simple animation with multiple frames without using a slider element.
In documentation it says:
<up x="" y="" nb="" nbx=""> : (type="custom" only) Give the coordinate of the graphics to use with the custom type (works like for a "round" slider)
This does not appear to work. Nothing happens if type = custom. Is this supposed to work? I think this would be the only way to get a simple animation with multiple frames without using a slider element.
geposted Sat 19 Mar 16 @ 4:43 pm
Fruit
It does work fine, I use it for the vu-meters in my skin.
The nb= field tells how many frames must be drawn (total).
The nbx= field tells how many frames should be found in a row (horizontal).
Try to study in some skins how this is handled.
The nb= field tells how many frames must be drawn (total).
The nbx= field tells how many frames should be found in a row (horizontal).
Try to study in some skins how this is handled.
geposted Sat 19 Mar 16 @ 10:53 pm
Don Moir
Figured it was pretty much same as fader in slider that worked fine but could not get it to work as a visual. Then I looked thru several skins and found no use of 'custom' but I will check your skin Fruit... thank you.
geposted Sat 19 Mar 16 @ 11:55 pm
Fruit
<define class="vu_big_L" type="custom" orientation="horizontal">
<tooltip></tooltip>
<down x="0" y="3430" nb="37" nbx="1" smooth="false"/>
<pos x="+20" y="+15"/>
<size width="285" height="12"/>
</define>
<tooltip></tooltip>
<down x="0" y="3430" nb="37" nbx="1" smooth="false"/>
<pos x="+20" y="+15"/>
<size width="285" height="12"/>
</define>
geposted Sun 20 Mar 16 @ 1:46 pm
PhantomDeejay
Also take a look on the "digital /cdj style" jogs of Silversleek 2.
They are custom visuals with get_rotation as their source ;)
They are custom visuals with get_rotation as their source ;)
geposted Tue 22 Mar 16 @ 11:53 pm