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i made a slider with GuiCtrlCreateSlider with the min value set to 0 and the max value set to 100, when the slider control has the focus scrolling up with the mouse moves the slider to the 0 and scrolling down moves the slider to the 100, is there any way to invert it? :x

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Revolter,

You could just use some simple maths to invert the slider value: :x

$iSlider_Value = 100 - GUICtrlRead($hSlider)

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