Volume "wheel"

[Doxie]

Hi, its me again

Anyone know if it would be possible to make a "wheel"

a picture of a volume wheel, that i can click and drag on, to higher and lower my wave volume.

The volume part can not be so hard to fix, but i wonder if its possible to interact with a picture?

Any ideas are more then welcome.

[JSThePatriot]

I am not sure as I havent played with the GUI version yet, but you may want to check there because I think they have a slider if that interests you at all. I dont know how to make it interact with a picture. (I am sure that would also be a GUI option).

JS

[Guest Py7|-|[]/\/]

Look in Scripts n Sraps. Josbe's AutoSlider.

[Doxie]

That did not really help me out.. :/

Anyone else got an idea how i can do this?

[Josbe]

@Doxie: Maybe you could put two images (overlapped), a image like background and another like

drag-control. The complexity it's simulating a radial movement (maybe with a Sin() function) when you drag the control...

Only it's an idea that is happened to me for now...perhaps, someone have a better idea to do it...

[upnorth]

My topic

Does that help?

[scriptkitty]

You might be able to position one picture on top of anouther, and rotate it via autoit. Here are two pics, one can be thought of like a finger hole on a volume.

[Josbe]

My topic

Does that help?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Nice. But, he wants like a circle...

You might be able to position one picture on top of anouther, and rotate it via autoit.  Here are two pics, one can be thought of like a finger hole on a volume.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

@scriptkitty: Yeah, I think the same about the appearance.

[scriptkitty]

yea, transparent gifs don't seem transparent, this shows it using those two pics.

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

GUICreate("My GUI"); will create a dialog box that when displayed is centered
GUISetState (@SW_SHOW)     ; will display an empty dialog box
$n=GUICtrlCreatePic("circle.jpg",60,60,100,100)
$n2=GUICtrlCreatePic("button.gif",100,120,27,27)
$x=100
$y=110

; Run the GUI until the dialog is closed
$coords=StringSplit("100|120|110|90|80|90|100","|")
$i=1
While 1
    $x=$coords[$i]
  $y=$coords[$i+1]    
    $msg = GUIGetMsg()
    GUICtrlSetPos ( $n2, $x, $y)
    If $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Then ExitLoop
        sleep(100)
        $i=$i+2
        If $i>6 Then $i=1
Wend

Easy way would be to use a bunch of sequentially named pictures and substitute thier names like Larry said.

edit... um duh if I make the gif, I guess I could have made a grey backround

Edited November 2, 2004 by scriptkitty

[scriptkitty]

Ok, fixed the gif, uploaded it, and here is a quick showing of what I meant, It just moves the gif around but gives you an idea.

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

GUICreate("My GUI") ; will create a dialog box that when displayed is centered
GUISetState (@SW_SHOW)      ; will display an empty dialog box
$n=GUICtrlCreatePic("circle.jpg",60,60,100,100)
$n2=GUICtrlCreatePic("button.gif",100,120,27,27)
$x=100
$y=110

; Run the GUI until the dialog is closed
$coords=StringSplit("100|120|118|110|120|90|100|70|100|100","|")
$i=1
$t=1
While 1
    $x=$coords[$i]
  $y=$coords[$i+1]  
    $msg = GUIGetMsg()
    GUICtrlSetPos ( $n2, $x, $y)
    tooltip($x&","&$y,0,0)
    If $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Then ExitLoop
     sleep(100)
     If $i<6 and $t=1 Then 
         $i=$i+2
     Else
         $t=2
         $i=$i-2
     EndIf
        If $i=1 Then $t=1
Wend

Edited November 2, 2004 by scriptkitty

[Josbe]

Nice, scriptkitty.

[scriptkitty]

Yea, I just need to remember my circle calculations, I think was something like:

(x-a)^2 + (y-^2 =R^2 where Center of the circle is a,b and R=Radius of the circle.

[scriptkitty]

Ok, here is my example of rotating a dial. Sorry I didn't plot it for 0 to 100 yet.

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

GUICreate("My GUI") ; will create a dialog box that when displayed is centered
GUISetState (@SW_SHOW)      ; will display an empty dialog box
$n=GUICtrlCreatePic("circle.jpg",60,60,100,100)
$n2=GUICtrlCreatePic("button.gif",100,120,27,27)
$x=100
$y=110
$t=1
$m=1
While 1
If $t=2 Then 
    $start=25
    $finish=-25
  $t=1
  $n=-1
Draw()
Else
    $start=-25
    $finish=25
    $t=2
    $n=1
Draw()
EndIf
Wend

Func draw()
For $x=$start To $finish Step $n
  $y=Sqrt(625-($x*$x))  
    $msg = GUIGetMsg()
    GUICtrlSetPos ( $n2, 98+$x,(98+$y*$n))
    tooltip($start&@CR&$t,0,0)
    sleep(10)
Next
EndFunc

This just keeps circling, but you could use a value and update to show.