Re: slider and gauges

1. They will both update if you set the join value via feedback.
Simulation mode is only for the single object.

2. See our wiki: http://www.commandfusion.com/wiki/index.php?title=GuiDesigner:System_Manager:Commands
Basically you enter [sliderval] into the command where you want the
slider value to appear. There is no way to send a buttons text value
within a slider, unless you track the text changes with tokens via the
feedback parsing. You can assign value to tokens and then use the
token name within commands.

3. When loading from cache, all joins are sent low automatically on
startup. This is causing the sound to play. We will look at adding a
fix to not play sounds until after this initial join lowering has
taken place.

4. There is no detailed manual at this stage. We are working on some
video tutorials first, then maybe documentation later. The best way to
get info at the moment is to ask questions just as you have done
(after searching our wiki and google group first).

Jarrod

On Jul 2, 11:16 pm, Ulf <ulf.hirsek...@hotmail.de> wrote:
> hallo,
> i am testing now for a few days with the commandfusion and an ipad. i
> am setup a tcp/ip connection to a selfmade windows application and
> communication works fine in both directions...
>
> i now tried out the possibilities of the gui and have a few problems i
> have not found any answer:
>
> 1. i made a slider with an analogue join 10 and a gauge with the same
> join and expected the gauge updated according the change of the
> slider. but nothing hapened with the gauge. what is my fault...?
>
> 2. i want to send the value of the slider everytime it is changed to
> the external system via system command. how to setup the system
> command to include the actual value of the slider...? the same
> question i have for buttons, text etc...
>
> 3. i combined a digital join 7 with a audio file and the same digital
> join to the disconnect status of the external system. every
> disconnection is alarmed with this sound. if a start the iviewer with
> download of the gui file it works like expected. only alarm if
> connections fails. but without reload of the file and using the
> remember last file function it gives direct alarm after start of the
> iviewer, even if the communication is o.k... the behavior is different
> depending on reload or remember the gui file... any idea?
>
> 3. is a more detailed manual or description of the commandfusion
> available? i found the wiki and this googlegroup, but not a complete
> and detailed manual...
>
> thanks and regards,
> ulf

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