There are some variables:

var Width0 = 8;
var Height0 = 200;

It should be equal to dimentions of you PNG image

It is all about Element.png

It has dimentions 10*200

Change it in Photoshop to needed one

Element.png

Red circle is just a png image. You may find it in Gallery. Import you png and change the name in script or delete mine one from gallery and call yours "Element.png"

ElementID[i].GetState(0).Image = "Element.png";

You need to get value from Level element and use it in script. Like this:

IR.AddListener(IR.EVENT_ITEM_RELEASE, IR.GetItem(Page).GetItem(Level), function()

{
DEVICE.Send(['POST,/cgi-bin/audio/request.cgi,request=cmd&cmd=set_vol¶m=',IR.GetItem(Page).GetItem(Level).Value]);
}

In this code ",/cgi-bin/..." it is some of mine links

the same for downloading window

As for me I don't use integrated into GUI Editor graphic elements at all. All our GUIs (draws, pictures, ideas, elements and logics) are made from "blank sheet". Thats why I can't just share our projects (or its parts) with society.

But there are some usefull things that you can use for free.

For example there is our graph builder for iRidium:

http://support.iridiummobile.net/topic/724708-postroenie-grafikov-graph/

For now on I use this backbone script for circle lightning and volume control, for temperature regulation, fan speed etc.

It is not more difficult as linear slider but with more mathematics in it.

Hope it will help you.

Hello Theo,

Lots of people doing lots of things with scripts. What is the problem with round levels? I belive that if you could write a driver for some equipment than you can manage any graphic task. I've began to learn scripts from GUI scripting.

Please take the real round level. It is made by me and located here already for 7 month.

http://support.iridiummobile.net/topic/702440-circle-slider/

The only thing you need to do is to connect this script with cirtain scaled variable. And use you gauge background of course.

а как определить, что запуск первый?

• There are always lots of backups in backup folder that is located with your project file