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**frisbeemonkey** · 27 September 2002, 01:38

Heh, sorry 31337, I don't think these scripts are quite worthy of putting them on SourceForge. I think enough people have access to them here anyways.
Dougieha, I'm guessing you tried the techniques listed in the Skins/Scripting Tips and Tricks sticky? There's an unofficial skin converter that is supposed to emulate WA2 exactly, maybe get a hold of that, see if they do it how you want it? If not, I'll try making something that does. I don't think it should be too different from the animated volume or seek scripts. Lemme know what you find and if you still need my help,
~FrisbeeMonkey

**dougieha** · 27 September 2002, 01:53

Originally posted by frisbeemonkey
Heh, sorry 31337, I don't think these scripts are quite worthy of putting them on SourceForge. I think enough people have access to them here anyways.
Dougieha, I'm guessing you tried the techniques listed in the Skins/Scripting Tips and Tricks sticky? There's an unofficial skin converter that is supposed to emulate WA2 exactly, maybe get a hold of that, see if they do it how you want it? If not, I'll try making something that does. I don't think it should be too different from the animated volume or seek scripts. Lemme know what you find and if you still need my help,
~FrisbeeMonkey

Yeah...I tried the stuff in the Tips and Tricks, but it didn't quite work right, plus some of those are kinda outdated. I'm going to work on modifying the Volume script to do this. One question, how do I get the current slider position for an eq slider?

Or, I'd be thrilled if you could do something, but don't worry too much about it. I might be able to figure it out.

Dougieha

**dougieha** · 27 September 2002, 03:22

Ok, I'm thoroughly stumped. I guess I do need some help. Any ideas? I'm not really sure if I need to use animated layers, maps, or what.

Dougieha

**frisbeemonkey** · 27 September 2002, 04:06

D) All of the above.
I think this problem will need animated layers and maps. I haven't really done anything special with the EQ bands, so I don't know exactly what functions you'll need from std.mi to get/change their values. Right now I am helping someone out with some tricky component skinning, but I should have that done pretty soon. I'll take a look into this problem tomorrow and give you more assistance then.

~FrisbeeMonkey

**dougieha** · 27 September 2002, 04:17

Cool.

As far as I can tell, these are the slider functions in std.mi:

extern Slider.onSetPosition(int newpos);
extern Slider.onPostedPosition(int newpos);
extern Slider.onSetFinalPosition(int pos);
extern Slider.setPosition(int pos);
extern Int Slider.getPosition();
extern Slider.lock(); // locks descendant core collbacks
extern Slider.unlock(); // unloads them

I'm not sure what the difference between some of them is.

However, it appears that we will need to capture the click on the slider button, see if the position is changing, and animate the layer below accordingly.

My current problem (actually, one of many) is that when I do a .onleftbuttonclick for one of the slider buttons, the image doesn't change to the down state. Not to mention that I can't seem to get the layer to update while the slider is being moved, only when it is set, and the mouse button is released.

I supposed animated layers would help this problem, but I'm not really sure how. I've been skinning for awhile now, but I haven't done much if any MAKI. This is the skin I'm working on this for right now: http://www.winamp.com/skins/detail.j...onentId=121446

As you can see from the screenshot, the layers below the eq buttons are completely static right now, but that's what I'm trying to change.

The original WA2.x skin is here:

http://classic.winamp.com/skins/detail.jhtml?componentId=55098

Thanks for all of your help.

Dougieha

PS. Also, we have to update the layers below the sliders when an eq preset is applied, since the sliders positions change, without mouse clicks or movement. This is where the .onSetPosition will probably come in, but that seems to break the image change when you click on the slider.

**dougieha** · 27 September 2002, 09:50

This seems to work:

PHP Code:


// never forget to include std.mi

#include "lib/std.mi"



Function updatepre(int v);



Global Map PreMap;

Global Timer SongTickerTimer;

Global Text SongTicker;

Global Slider HiddenPre;

Global Int PreChanging, PreFrames, PreFlag, TickerExist;

Global Group pcGroup;



Global Slider Pre;

Global AnimatedLayer PreAnim;

Global Int PreFrames;

Global Group pcGroup;



//When the script is loaded, do this

System.onScriptLoaded() {



    // Get the group that has the objects we want

    pcGroup = getScriptGroup();



    // Now that we have the group, get the objects in the group

    PreAnim = pcGroup.findObject("preamp_layer");

    Pre = pcGroup.findObject("preamp");

    HiddenPre = pcGroup.findObject("HiddenPre");

    SongTicker = getContainer("main").getLayout("normal").findObject("songticker");



    // Initialize our timer

    SongTickerTimer = new Timer;

    SongTickerTimer.setDelay(750);



    // Load the gradient map

    PreMap = new Map;

    PreMap.loadMap("player.eq.slider.map");



    //initialize Preamp variables

    PreChanging = 0;

    PreFlag = 0;

        PreFrames = PreAnim.getLength();

    PreFrames = PreFrames-1;



    // Set animated Preamp to current Preamp

    float u;

    u = System.getEqPreamp();

    u = u + 127;

    u = u / 255;

    u = u * PreFrames;

    PreAnim.gotoFrame(u);

}



// Clears text area

SongTickerTimer.onTimer() {

  SongTicker.setText("");

  SongTickerTimer.stop();

}



Pre.onMouseMove(int x, int y) {

    if (PreChanging)  {

        x = x - Pre.getLeft();

        y = y - Pre.getTop();



        if (PreMap.inRegion(x, y)) {

            float v = PreMap.getValue(x, y);

            if(v>123 && v<131){

            v=125;

            }

        updatePre(v);

        }

    }

}



// Reads mouse clicks on Preamp slider

Pre.onLeftButtonDown(int x, int y) {

    PreChanging = 1;

}



Pre.onLeftButtonUp(int x, int y) {

    if (PreChanging) {

        x = x - Pre.getLeft();

        y = y - Pre.getTop();



        if (PreMap.inRegion(x, y)) {

            float v = PreMap.getValue(x, y);

            if(v>123 && v<131){

            v=125;

            }

            updatePre(v);

        }

        PreChanging = 0;

    }

}



// Updates Preamp after drag/click

updatePre(float v) {

    if (v >= 0) {

        float k = v / 255;

        int g = k * PreFrames;

        PreAnim.gotoFrame(g);

        System.setEqPreamp(v-127);



        float p = (v-127)/6.35;

        SongTickerTimer.stop();

        SongTickerTimer.start();

        SongTicker.setText("PreAmp " + System.integerToString(p) + "dB");

     }

}

// Reads System Preamp Changes

HiddenPre.onSetPosition(int p){

float f = System.getEqPreamp();

f = f + 127;

f = f/255;

f = f * PreFrames;

PreAnim.gotoFrame(f);

}

Just a few very minor issues with snapping to the middle level, depending on where you click on the button, it changes where the middle level is...kinda hard to explain. And, of course, this has to be replicated 10 times over for each of the eq bands, too.

I'll post a revised version of my skin, probably tomorrow, once I get some sleep tonight.

Dougieha

**dougieha** · 27 September 2002, 10:47

And here is the final version. It's an attachment, 'cause it's a darn long script file.

Dougieha

Attached Files

eq_layers.m (18.6 KB, 1653 views)

**frisbeemonkey** · 27 September 2002, 16:51

Nice! Glad you were able to figure this out so quickly and thanks for donating the code to this collection. I haven't had a chance to try this out, but I am sure it will help a lot of people out.

~FrisbeeMonkey

**dougieha** · 27 September 2002, 19:58

I'm still working on getting some of the bugs out.

Also, look here: http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?threadid=107338

Any ideas?

Dougieha

**dougieha** · 28 September 2002, 01:24

Ok...please ignore the previous script!

Could an administrator please remove that link?

Here is the new, revised, and completed version. I completely revised the hooking for system eq changes, and I also revised the snapping function.

Enjoy!

Dougieha

Attached Files

eq_layers.m (19.0 KB, 1567 views)

**Plague** · 28 September 2002, 12:17

ok, I know this is waaaaaaaaay too late, but I'm gonna tell it anyway..
There's a much much simpler way to acheive what you wanted..
I know the released version of the converter is outdated and doesnt work so well in those areas, but the unreleased version I'm working on have fully working sliders with alot less code than yours..

this is the script for it, it's for all the EQ-sliders

PHP Code:


// ------------------------------------

// Ohh My God... I Actualy Made A Full MAKI Script

// by Bizzy D. (darren horrocks)

// ------------------------------------

// updated by spleen (Tonci Damjanic)



#include "../../../lib/std.mi"



Function updateSlider(int number, int value);



Global Boolean ResetClicked=0, Load;

Global Slider pre, eq1, eq2, eq3, eq4, eq5, eq6, eq7, eq8, eq9, eq10;

Global Layer pre_layer, eq1back, eq2back, eq3back, eq4back, eq5back, eq6back, eq7back, eq8back, eq9back, eq10back;

Global String XMLText;

Global Button butSetMax, butReset, butSetMin;



System.onScriptLoaded() {

  Layout lytEqNormal = getContainer("eq").getlayout("normal");



  pre = lytEqNormal.getObject("preamp");

  pre_layer = lytEqNormal.getObject("preamp_layer");

  eq1 = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq1");

  eq1back = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq1back");

  eq2 = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq2");

  eq2back = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq2back");

  eq3 = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq3");

  eq3back = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq3back");

  eq4 = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq4");

  eq4back = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq4back");

  eq5 = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq5");

  eq5back = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq5back");

  eq6 = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq6");

  eq6back = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq6back");

  eq7 = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq7");

  eq7back = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq7back");

  eq8 = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq8");

  eq8back = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq8back");

  eq9 = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq9");

  eq9back = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq9back");

  eq10 = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq10");

  eq10back = lytEqNormal.getObject("eq10back");



  butSetMax = lytEqNormal.getObject("setMax");

  butReset  = lytEqNormal.getObject("reset");

  butSetMin = lytEqNormal.getObject("setMin");



  Load=1;

  for (int i=0; i<=10; i++) updateSlider(i,0);

  Load=0;

}



updateSlider(int number, int value) {

  Slider sliTemp;

  Layer lyrTemp;



  if (number==0) { sliTemp=pre; lyrTemp=pre_layer; }

  if (number==1) { sliTemp=eq1; lyrTemp=eq1back; } if (number==2) { sliTemp=eq2; lyrTemp=eq2back; }

  if (number==3) { sliTemp=eq3; lyrTemp=eq3back; } if (number==4) { sliTemp=eq4; lyrTemp=eq4back; }

  if (number==5) { sliTemp=eq5; lyrTemp=eq5back; } if (number==6) { sliTemp=eq6; lyrTemp=eq6back; }

  if (number==7) { sliTemp=eq7; lyrTemp=eq7back; } if (number==8) { sliTemp=eq8; lyrTemp=eq8back; }

  if (number==9) { sliTemp=eq9; lyrTemp=eq9back; } if (number==10) { sliTemp=eq10; lyrTemp=eq10back; }



  if (ResetClicked) sliTemp.setPosition(value);



  if (Load) XMLText = "wa2.player.eq.slider" + System.integerToString((sliTemp.getPosition()/255)*27);

  else XMLText = "wa2.player.eq.slider" + System.integerToString((value/255)*27);

  lyrTemp.setXMLParam("image",XMLText);

}



pre.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(0,newpos); }

eq1.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(1,newpos); }

eq2.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(2,newpos); }

eq3.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(3,newpos); }

eq4.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(4,newpos); }

eq5.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(5,newpos); }

eq6.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(6,newpos); }

eq7.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(7,newpos); }

eq8.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(8,newpos); }

eq9.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(9,newpos); }

eq10.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(10,newpos); }



butSetMax.onLeftClick() {

  ResetClicked=1;

  for (int i=1; i<=10; i++) updateSlider(i,255);

  ResetClicked=0;

}



butReset.onLeftClick() {

  ResetClicked=1;

  for (int i=1; i<=10; i++) updateSlider(i,127);

  ResetClicked=0;

}



butSetMin.onLeftClick() {

  ResetClicked=1;

  for (int i=1; i<=10; i++) updateSlider(i,0);

  ResetClicked=0;

}

and here's the xml:

PHP Code:


    <button id="setMax" x="40" y="36" w="28" h="8"/>

    <button id="reset"  x="40" y="64" w="28" h="8"/>

    <button id="setMin" x="40" y="94" w="28" h="8"/>



<!-- Backgrounds -->



    <animatedlayer

      id="preamp_layer"

      x="21" y="38"

      image="wa2.player.eq.slider0"

    />



    <animatedlayer

      id="eq1back"

      x="78" y="38"

      image="wa2.player.eq.slider0"

    />

    <animatedlayer

      id="eq2back"

      x="96" y="38"

      image="wa2.player.eq.slider0"

    />

    <animatedlayer

      id="eq3back"

      x="114" y="38"

      image="wa2.player.eq.slider0"

    />

    <animatedlayer

      id="eq4back"

      x="132" y="38"

      image="wa2.player.eq.slider0"

    />

    <animatedlayer

      id="eq5back"

      x="150" y="38"

      image="wa2.player.eq.slider0"

    />

    <animatedlayer

      id="eq6back"

      x="168" y="38"

      image="wa2.player.eq.slider0"

    />

    <animatedlayer

      id="eq7back"

      x="186" y="38"

      image="wa2.player.eq.slider0"

    />

    <animatedlayer

      id="eq8back"

      x="204" y="38"

      image="wa2.player.eq.slider0"

    />

    <animatedlayer

      id="eq9back"

      x="222" y="38"

      image="wa2.player.eq.slider0"

    />

    <animatedlayer

      id="eq10back"

      x="240" y="38"

      image="wa2.player.eq.slider0"

    />





    <slider

      id="preamp"

      action="EQ_PREAMP"

      x="22" y="38"

      w="11" h="62"

      orientation="vertical"

      thumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.up"

      downThumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.down"

    />



    <slider

      id="eq1"

      action="EQ_BAND"

      param="1"

      x="79" y="38"

      w="11" h="62"

      orientation="vertical"

      thumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.up"

      downThumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.down"

    />



    <slider

      id="eq2"

      action="EQ_BAND"

      param="2"

      x="97" y="38"

      w="11" h="62"

      orientation="vertical"

      thumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.up"

      downThumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.down"

    />



    <slider

      id="eq3"

      action="EQ_BAND"

      param="3"

      x="115" y="38"

      w="11" h="62"

      orientation="vertical"

      thumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.up"

      downThumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.down"

    />



    <slider

      id="eq4"

      action="EQ_BAND"

      param="4"

      x="133" y="38"

      w="11" h="62"

      orientation="vertical"

      thumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.up"

      downThumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.down"

    />



    <slider

      id="eq5"

      action="EQ_BAND"

      param="5"

      x="151" y="38"

      w="11" h="62"

      orientation="vertical"

      thumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.up"

      downThumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.down"

    />



    <slider

      id="eq6"

      action="EQ_BAND"

      param="6"

      x="169" y="38"

      w="11" h="62"

      orientation="vertical"

      thumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.up"

      downThumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.down"

    />



    <slider

      id="eq7"

      action="EQ_BAND"

      param="7"

      x="187" y="38"

      w="11" h="62"

      orientation="vertical"

      thumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.up"

      downThumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.down"

    />



    <slider

      id="eq8"

      action="EQ_BAND"

      param="8"

      x="205" y="38"

      w="11" h="62"

      orientation="vertical"

      thumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.up"

      downThumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.down"

    />



    <slider

      id="eq9"

      action="EQ_BAND"

      param="9"

      x="223" y="38"

      w="11" h="62"

      orientation="vertical"

      thumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.up"

      downThumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.down"

    />



    <slider

      id="eq10"

      action="EQ_BAND"

      param="10"

      x="241" y="38"

      w="11" h="62"

      orientation="vertical"

      thumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.up"

      downThumb="wa2.player.eq.slider.down"

    />

with the elements here:

PHP Code:


    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider.up" file="gfx/eqmain.png" x="0" y="164" h="11" w="11"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider.down" file="gfx/eqmain.png" x="0" y="176" h="11" w="11"/>





    <!-- EQ Slider Thingies -->

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider0" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="13" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider1" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="28" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider2" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="43" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider3" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="58" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider4" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="73" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider5" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="88" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider6" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="103" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider7" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="118" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider8" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="133" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider9" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="148" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider10" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="163" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider11" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="178" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider12" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="193" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider13" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="208" y="164" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider14" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="13" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider15" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="28" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider16" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="43" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider17" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="58" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider18" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="73" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider19" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="88" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider20" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="103" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider21" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="118" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider22" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="133" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider23" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="148" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider24" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="163" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider25" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="178" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider26" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="193" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

    <bitmap id="wa2.player.eq.slider27" file="gfx/eqmain.png"  x="208" y="229" h="63" w="14"/>

this works with the image files directly taken from WA2 skins, no changes to them needed..

Hope you'll have any use of this
If you want the working code for Volume and Balance sliders, just let me know..

-Plague

**dougieha** · 28 September 2002, 20:56

Yeah...that is a simpler method. I did look at the code from the old WA2->3 skin converter, but it didn't do what I wanted.

Here's my version of your script, using AnimatedLayers (since I already made them, it just made life easier to use them):

PHP Code:


//----------------------------------------------------------------------

//    eq_layers.m

//

//    A Script By:

//    ThePlague

//

//    Edited by Doug Halamay

//    for use of AnimatedLayers

//

//    This script animates the bars

//    underneath your eq sliders

//    just like WA2.xx

//

//----------------------------------------------------------------------



#include "../../../lib/std.mi"

Function updateSlider(int number, int value);

Global Boolean ResetClicked=0, Load;

Global Slider pre, eq1, eq2, eq3, eq4, eq5, eq6, eq7, eq8, eq9, eq10;

Global AnimatedLayer pre_layer, eq1back, eq2back, eq3back, eq4back, eq5back, eq6back, eq7back, eq8back, eq9back, eq10back;

Global String XMLText;

Global Button butSetMax, butReset, butSetMin;

System.onScriptLoaded() {

  Group lytEqNormal = getScriptGroup();

  pre = lytEqNormal.findObject("preamp");

  pre_layer = lytEqNormal.findObject("preamp_layer");

  eq1 = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq1");

  eq1back = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq1back");

  eq2 = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq2");

  eq2back = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq2back");

  eq3 = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq3");

  eq3back = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq3back");

  eq4 = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq4");

  eq4back = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq4back");

  eq5 = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq5");

  eq5back = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq5back");

  eq6 = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq6");

  eq6back = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq6back");

  eq7 = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq7");

  eq7back = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq7back");

  eq8 = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq8");

  eq8back = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq8back");

  eq9 = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq9");

  eq9back = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq9back");

  eq10 = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq10");

  eq10back = lytEqNormal.findObject("eq10back");



  butSetMax = lytEqNormal.findObject("setMax");

  butReset  = lytEqNormal.findObject("reset");

  butSetMin = lytEqNormal.findObject("setMin");

  Load=1;

  for (int i=0; i<=10; i++) updateSlider(i,0);

  Load=0;

}

updateSlider(int number, int value) {

  Slider sliTemp;

  AnimatedLayer lyrTemp;

  if (number==0) { sliTemp=pre; lyrTemp=pre_layer; }

  if (number==1) { sliTemp=eq1; lyrTemp=eq1back; } if (number==2) { sliTemp=eq2; lyrTemp=eq2back; }

  if (number==3) { sliTemp=eq3; lyrTemp=eq3back; } if (number==4) { sliTemp=eq4; lyrTemp=eq4back; }

  if (number==5) { sliTemp=eq5; lyrTemp=eq5back; } if (number==6) { sliTemp=eq6; lyrTemp=eq6back; }

  if (number==7) { sliTemp=eq7; lyrTemp=eq7back; } if (number==8) { sliTemp=eq8; lyrTemp=eq8back; }

  if (number==9) { sliTemp=eq9; lyrTemp=eq9back; } if (number==10) { sliTemp=eq10; lyrTemp=eq10back; }



  if (ResetClicked) {

    sliTemp.setPosition(value);

lyrTemp.goToFrame((sliTemp.getPosition()/255)*27);

}

  if (Load) lyrtemp.goToFrame((sliTemp.getPosition()/255)*27);

  else lyrtemp.goToFrame((value/255)*27);

}

pre.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(0,newpos); }

eq1.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(1,newpos); }

eq2.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(2,newpos); }

eq3.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(3,newpos); }

eq4.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(4,newpos); }

eq5.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(5,newpos); }

eq6.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(6,newpos); }

eq7.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(7,newpos); }

eq8.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(8,newpos); }

eq9.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(9,newpos); }

eq10.onSetPosition(int newpos) { if (!ResetClicked) updateSlider(10,newpos); }

butSetMax.onLeftClick() {

  ResetClicked=1;

  for (int i=1; i<=10; i++) updateSlider(i,255);

  ResetClicked=0;

}



butReset.onLeftClick() {

  ResetClicked=1;

  for (int i=1; i<=10; i++) updateSlider(i,127);

  ResetClicked=0;

}

butSetMin.onLeftClick() {

  ResetClicked=1;

  for (int i=1; i<=10; i++) updateSlider(i,0);

  ResetClicked=0;

}

Dougieha

**dougieha** · 28 September 2002, 21:23

And here's my new version of the volume script, thanks to ThePlague:

PHP Code:


//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

// volume.m

//

// Example of an animated volume slider

//

// Inspired by ThePlague and frisbeemonkey

// edited by Doug Halamay (aka Dougieha) for SonyMPFX3-WA3

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------



// never forget to include std.mi

#include "../../../lib/std.mi"



//declares volume functions

Function updateVolume(int v);



//declares global variables

Global AnimatedLayer Volume;

Global Slider VolumeSlide;

Global Group pcGroup;



//When the script is loaded, do this

System.onScriptLoaded() {



    // Get the group that has the objects we want

    pcGroup = getScriptGroup();



    // Now that we have the group, get the objects in the group

    Volume = pcGroup.findObject("VolumeLayer");

    VolumeSlide = pcGroup.findObject("Volume");



    // Set animated volume to current volume

    updateVolume(VolumeSlide.getPosition());



}



// Updates Volume after drag/click

updateVolume(int v) {

        Volume.gotoFrame((v/255)*27);

}



// Reads System Volume Changes

VolumeSlide.onSetPosition(int p) {

    updateVolume(p);

}



VolumeSlide.onPostedPosition(int p) {

    updateVolume(p);

}

There you go...it works perfectly, with an animated Volume layer.

Dougieha

**Plague** · 28 September 2002, 21:42

what's the difference between our eq-layers scripts?

btw, the one I showed you isn't done by me, it's done by Bizzy D and Spleen (I might have made some updates to it too, but I'm not sure about that)..
Just to set the record straight

Oh, but the xml I showed you was done by me, mostly..

-Plague

**dougieha** · 28 September 2002, 21:46

Here are only the lines I changed:

code:


Global AnimatedLayer pre_layer, eq1back, eq2back, eq3back, eq4back, eq5back, eq6back, eq7back, eq8back, eq9back, eq10back;





  Group lytEqNormal = getScriptGroup();



 

  AnimatedLayer lyrTemp;





  if (ResetClicked) {



    sliTemp.setPosition(value);

    lyrTemp.goToFrame((sliTemp.getPosition()/255)*27);



}



  if (Load) lyrtemp.goToFrame((sliTemp.getPosition()/255)*27);



  else lyrtemp.goToFrame((value/255)*27);



}

Basically, I adapted it for Animated Layers.

Dougieha

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