Slider Node - Revision history

Blayze: /* Settings */ Adds upper and lower value settings.

2024-09-14T15:02:00Z

Settings: Adds upper and lower value settings.

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	* '''Start Position''': This configures both the position the slider starts in and the position that it returns to if its ''Release Behaviour'' is set to ''reset''.		* '''Start Position''': This configures both the position the slider starts in and the position that it returns to if its ''Release Behaviour'' is set to ''reset''.
	* '''Invert Output''': This option inverts the output. By default a fully downward position makes the output ''Signal'' port emit '''0''', and a fully upwards emits '''1''', however enabling this inverts that, with a fully downward slider position emitting '''1''' and a fully upward position emitting '''0'''. Note that similar achievement could be achieved by using an [[Inverter Node]] on the ''signal'' output port.		* '''Invert Output''': This option inverts the output. By default a fully downward position makes the output ''Signal'' port emit '''0''', and a fully upwards emits '''1''', however enabling this inverts that, with a fully downward slider position emitting '''1''' and a fully upward position emitting '''0'''. Note that similar achievement could be achieved by using an [[Inverter Node]] on the ''signal'' output port.
			* '''Upper Value''': ''[Added in version 2.4-b5]'' The value this slider will output at it's maximum position, defaults to '''1'''.
			* '''Lower Value''': ''[Added in version 2.4-b5]'' The value this slider will output at it's minimum position, defaults to '''0'''.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

Blayze: links to example

2024-08-21T02:47:24Z

links to example

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	Slider Nodes were introduced in [[Firmware Releases\|firmware version]] 2.1 along with all basic nodes.		Slider Nodes were introduced in [[Firmware Releases\|firmware version]] 2.1 along with all basic nodes.

			The [[Example: Simple Tank-Drive Robot\|Example Tank-Drive Robot]] uses a pair of sliders as it's central input method - check that out for an example nodegraph!

	== Outputs ==		== Outputs ==

Blayze: Fixes "it's"s

2023-03-05T03:15:09Z

Fixes "it's"s

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	== Settings ==		== Settings ==
	The Slider Node's settings can be configured to alter ~~it's~~ visual presentation, mode of operation and output value mapping.		The Slider Node's settings can be configured to alter its visual presentation, mode of operation and output value mapping.

	{{UI_Node_Settings\|node=Slider}}		{{UI_Node_Settings\|node=Slider}}
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	* '''Stick Colour''': Configures the colour of the stick of this slider as it's seen in the [[The Controller\|controller]].		* '''Stick Colour''': Configures the colour of the stick of this slider as it's seen in the [[The Controller\|controller]].
	* '''Render Orientation''': Configures the direction the slider will render - ''vertical'' will result in a stick that can move up and down within its region, while ''horizontal'' will draw a stick that can move left and right.		* '''Render Orientation''': Configures the direction the slider will render - ''vertical'' will result in a stick that can move up and down within its region, while ''horizontal'' will draw a stick that can move left and right.
	* '''Release Behaviour''': Configures what should happen to the slider when a held click or touch is released - ''reset'' will result in the slider returning to ~~it's~~ ''Start Position'' when released - much like a spring-loaded self-centering joystick on a traditional physical controller, while ''hold'' will leave the Slider in ~~it's~~ current position, similar to non-self-centering joysticks. Sliders set to ''hold'' will render with three little bars in the center of the slider perpendicular to the direction of movement allowed (you can think of them as gear teeth, meshing into some unseen rack to stop the slider from moving back on ~~it's~~ own).		* '''Release Behaviour''': Configures what should happen to the slider when a held click or touch is released - ''reset'' will result in the slider returning to its ''Start Position'' when released - much like a spring-loaded self-centering joystick on a traditional physical controller, while ''hold'' will leave the Slider in its current position, similar to non-self-centering joysticks. Sliders set to ''hold'' will render with three little bars in the center of the slider perpendicular to the direction of movement allowed (you can think of them as gear teeth, meshing into some unseen rack to stop the slider from moving back on its own).
	* '''Start Position''': This configures both the position the slider starts in and the position that it returns to if ~~it's~~ ''Release Behaviour'' is set to ''reset''.		* '''Start Position''': This configures both the position the slider starts in and the position that it returns to if its ''Release Behaviour'' is set to ''reset''.
	* '''Invert Output''': This option inverts the output. By default a fully downward position makes the output ''Signal'' port emit '''0''', and a fully upwards emits '''1''', however enabling this inverts that, with a fully downward slider position emitting '''1''' and a fully upward position emitting '''0'''. Note that similar achievement could be achieved by using an [[Inverter Node]] on the ''signal'' output port.		* '''Invert Output''': This option inverts the output. By default a fully downward position makes the output ''Signal'' port emit '''0''', and a fully upwards emits '''1''', however enabling this inverts that, with a fully downward slider position emitting '''1''' and a fully upward position emitting '''0'''. Note that similar achievement could be achieved by using an [[Inverter Node]] on the ''signal'' output port.

Blayze: Adds return to nodes

2023-03-01T03:03:01Z

Adds return to nodes

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	{{Node Data		{{Return to nodes}}{{Node Data
	\|title=Slider Node		\|title=Slider Node
	\|gallery=<gallery mode="slideshow">		\|gallery=<gallery mode="slideshow">

Blayze: Adds elegant poetry.

2023-03-01T02:52:49Z

Adds elegant poetry.

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	* '''Stick Colour''': Configures the colour of the stick of this slider as it's seen in the [[The Controller\|controller]].		* '''Stick Colour''': Configures the colour of the stick of this slider as it's seen in the [[The Controller\|controller]].
	* '''Render Orientation''': Configures the direction the slider will render - ''vertical'' will result in a stick that can move up and down within its region, while ''horizontal'' will draw a stick that can move left and right.		* '''Render Orientation''': Configures the direction the slider will render - ''vertical'' will result in a stick that can move up and down within its region, while ''horizontal'' will draw a stick that can move left and right.
	* '''Release Behaviour''': Configures what should happen to the slider when a held click or touch is released - ''reset'' will result in the slider returning to it's ''Start Position'' when released - much like a spring-loaded self-centering joystick on a traditional physical controller, while ''hold'' will leave the Slider in it's current position, similar to non-self-centering joysticks. Sliders set to ''hold'' will render with three little bars in the center of the slider in the		* '''Release Behaviour''': Configures what should happen to the slider when a held click or touch is released - ''reset'' will result in the slider returning to it's ''Start Position'' when released - much like a spring-loaded self-centering joystick on a traditional physical controller, while ''hold'' will leave the Slider in it's current position, similar to non-self-centering joysticks. Sliders set to ''hold'' will render with three little bars in the center of the slider perpendicular to the direction of movement allowed (you can think of them as gear teeth, meshing into some unseen rack to stop the slider from moving back on it's own).
	* '''Start Position''': This configures both the position the slider starts in and the position that it returns to if it's ''Release Behaviour is set to'' ''reset''.		* '''Start Position''': This configures both the position the slider starts in and the position that it returns to if it's ''Release Behaviour'' is set to ''reset''.
	* '''Invert Output''': This option inverts the output. By default a fully downward position makes the output ''Signal'' port emit '''0''', and a fully upwards emits '''1''', however enabling this inverts that, with a fully downward slider position emitting '''1''' and a fully upward position emitting '''0'''. Note that similar achievement could be achieved by using an [[Inverter Node]] on the ''signal'' output port.		* '''Invert Output''': This option inverts the output. By default a fully downward position makes the output ''Signal'' port emit '''0''', and a fully upwards emits '''1''', however enabling this inverts that, with a fully downward slider position emitting '''1''' and a fully upward position emitting '''0'''. Note that similar achievement could be achieved by using an [[Inverter Node]] on the ''signal'' output port.

Blayze: /* Gallery */ Adds 2 images to gallery, links to Inverter Node

2023-03-01T02:35:28Z

Gallery: Adds 2 images to gallery, links to Inverter Node

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	* '''Release Behaviour''': Configures what should happen to the slider when a held click or touch is released - ''reset'' will result in the slider returning to it's ''Start Position'' when released - much like a spring-loaded self-centering joystick on a traditional physical controller, while ''hold'' will leave the Slider in it's current position, similar to non-self-centering joysticks. Sliders set to ''hold'' will render with three little bars in the center of the slider in the		* '''Release Behaviour''': Configures what should happen to the slider when a held click or touch is released - ''reset'' will result in the slider returning to it's ''Start Position'' when released - much like a spring-loaded self-centering joystick on a traditional physical controller, while ''hold'' will leave the Slider in it's current position, similar to non-self-centering joysticks. Sliders set to ''hold'' will render with three little bars in the center of the slider in the
	* '''Start Position''': This configures both the position the slider starts in and the position that it returns to if it's ''Release Behaviour is set to'' ''reset''.		* '''Start Position''': This configures both the position the slider starts in and the position that it returns to if it's ''Release Behaviour is set to'' ''reset''.
	* '''Invert Output''': This option inverts the output. By default a fully downward position makes the output ''Signal'' port emit '''0''', and a fully upwards emits '''1''', however enabling this inverts that, with a fully downward slider position emitting '''1''' and a fully upward position emitting '''0'''.		* '''Invert Output''': This option inverts the output. By default a fully downward position makes the output ''Signal'' port emit '''0''', and a fully upwards emits '''1''', however enabling this inverts that, with a fully downward slider position emitting '''1''' and a fully upward position emitting '''0'''. Note that similar achievement could be achieved by using an [[Inverter Node]] on the ''signal'' output port.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
	<gallery mode="~~packed-hover~~">		<gallery mode="slideshow">
	File:Default Controller 2023-02-25.png\|Two sliders are present in the default nodegraph configuration. Both of these sliders are in ''reset'' mode and their sticks will ping back to the center once released.		File:Default Controller 2023-02-25.png\|Two sliders are present in the default nodegraph configuration. Both of these sliders are in ''reset'' mode and their sticks will ping back to the center once released.
			File:Slider-vertical-reset-and-hold-UI.png\|Two sliders in the ''vertical'' orientation, the left set to ''reset'' mode and the right set to ''hold'' mode.
			File:Slider-horizontal-reset-and-hold-UI.png\|Two sliders in the ''horizontal'' orientation. The upper is set to ''reset'' mode, with the lower set to ''hold''.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Blayze: /* Settings */ Adds setting descriptions and gallery.

2023-03-01T02:31:39Z

Settings: Adds setting descriptions and gallery.

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	{{UI_Node_Settings\|node=Slider}}		{{UI_Node_Settings\|node=Slider}}

	* '''Stick Colour:''' Configures the colour of the stick of this slider as it's seen in the [[The Controller\|controller]].		* '''Stick Colour''': Configures the colour of the stick of this slider as it's seen in the [[The Controller\|controller]].
			* '''Render Orientation''': Configures the direction the slider will render - ''vertical'' will result in a stick that can move up and down within its region, while ''horizontal'' will draw a stick that can move left and right.
			* '''Release Behaviour''': Configures what should happen to the slider when a held click or touch is released - ''reset'' will result in the slider returning to it's ''Start Position'' when released - much like a spring-loaded self-centering joystick on a traditional physical controller, while ''hold'' will leave the Slider in it's current position, similar to non-self-centering joysticks. Sliders set to ''hold'' will render with three little bars in the center of the slider in the
			* '''Start Position''': This configures both the position the slider starts in and the position that it returns to if it's ''Release Behaviour is set to'' ''reset''.
			* '''Invert Output''': This option inverts the output. By default a fully downward position makes the output ''Signal'' port emit '''0''', and a fully upwards emits '''1''', however enabling this inverts that, with a fully downward slider position emitting '''1''' and a fully upward position emitting '''0'''.

			== Gallery ==
			<gallery mode="packed-hover">
			File:Default Controller 2023-02-25.png\|Two sliders are present in the default nodegraph configuration. Both of these sliders are in ''reset'' mode and their sticks will ping back to the center once released.
			</gallery>

Blayze: Added Stick Colour

2023-02-28T21:49:49Z

Added Stick Colour

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	{{UI_Node_Settings\|node=Slider}}		{{UI_Node_Settings\|node=Slider}}

			* '''Stick Colour:''' Configures the colour of the stick of this slider as it's seen in the [[The Controller\|controller]].

Blayze: /* Settings */

2023-02-28T21:38:50Z

Settings

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	The Slider Node's settings can be configured to alter it's visual presentation, mode of operation and output value mapping.		The Slider Node's settings can be configured to alter it's visual presentation, mode of operation and output value mapping.

	~~<nowiki>~~{{~~ui-~~node~~-settings~~}}~~</nowiki>~~		{{UI_Node_Settings\|node=Slider}}

Blayze: Adds output description and starts setting description.

2023-02-28T21:34:45Z

Adds output description and starts setting description.

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	Slider Nodes were introduced in [[Firmware Releases\|firmware version]] 2.1 along with all basic nodes.		Slider Nodes were introduced in [[Firmware Releases\|firmware version]] 2.1 along with all basic nodes.

			== Outputs ==
			A Slider Node has a single output port - ''signal''. This output port will emit the position of the slider, from 0 to 1 (clipped), every time the slider is moved when in the [[The Controller\|controller]].

			== Settings ==
			The Slider Node's settings can be configured to alter it's visual presentation, mode of operation and output value mapping.

			<nowiki>{{ui-node-settings}}</nowiki>