capnsparrow
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Hello all,
I wasn't sure if this question should be posted here, or in the 'bugs and problems' forum, but I suspect someone has an answer which makes posting it here more appropriate. ![]() I'm having a real problem with this peculiarity. I have a switch component, to switch between 2 different inputs, so it needs to have a control for the user to do this. However, the last time I tried to submit a filter with the 'int-slider' control for something like this, it was unable to be submitted due to the fact that the int-slider had only 2 positions, and it said to use a switchbox instead. Well... in the case of the last filter, I simply wanted to switch a normal blend between zero and 100% opacity, so I simply changed the slider to give full control of the blend. In this case, however, I really need to switch between 100% of choice 1, or 100% of choice 2. A checkbox will not work to control a switch component in this way, so it isn't an option. I also thought of using a blend component in normal mode, but to limit the opacity to only zero or 100% would present the same quandry as in the first example I mentioned. Does anyone know if there is another way to do this, or is this simply a limitation of the software? ![]() Thanks a million for reading! ![]() Okicyapo |
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Posted: August 29, 2007 9:33 am | ||||||
Rawn (RawArt)
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Posted: August 29, 2007 10:17 am | ||||||
Crapadilla
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A slider with just two positions certainly falls in the category of 'most ugly GUI items imaginable'. Why do you think a checkbox isn't an appropriate replacement? There's just the matter of coming up with a good name for the control to reflect its 'boolean' nature...
![]() --- Crapadilla says: "Damn you, stupid redundant feature requests!" ;) |
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Posted: August 29, 2007 10:28 am | ||||||
capnsparrow
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Indeed it does! Thanks so much! ![]() (You know... when I first tried this, it didn't work as I thought it would. Then, I clicked on the little tab that appears when you check 'use remapping'... which is something I never did before. ![]() ![]()
See the above... ![]() Thanks again! ![]() Okicyapo |
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Posted: August 29, 2007 11:46 am |
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