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here are a few modules i have found useful in different circumstances.
the analog dial, and colorwheel examples are ones i spent some time putting together.
maybe they will give you some ideas, or provide a few shortcuts.
not really finished, but those examples are working.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Ifp8d2JBFKIjJNlkbT-B_VNf6N8WYl0-

Thaks for sharing that.

There's some very useful stuff in there and I would recommend it to others.

Cheers

Spogg

Thanks BDlutes, I'll check it out.

Welcome to the forum, BDLutes!

And what a great introduction; it's always nice to see modules which are not just useful, but also so neatly assembled and presented! The colour wheel in particular is much nicer than the default one - I've always much preferred working with HSV when I'm trying to put a palette together. I was also very taken by your dynamic tooltips which show the current settings of some of the modules. In all my years using SM/FS, I don't think I've ever seen anyone do that before - very handy for debugging, and one of those ideas which seems so simple and obvious the moment you've seen someone else do it first!

Thanks for checking it out!
If anyone uses it in a project or makes some modifications, share it with me, i'm always trying to learn more. flowstone is an awesome program.

here is another interesting one in mostly ruby code: a slider control, that changes from v to h when it is resized.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1VBk2oFTf7XuULoS_CXUGrf7rVghyXyHj

Great stuff BDLutes,

Keep up the good work and hope to see more from ya soon!

Later then, BobF.....

Oh, these have plenty of "never knew I needed one of those" factor- many thanks!

Thanks BDLutes ... checking them out !

BDLutes wrote:here is another interesting one in mostly ruby code: a slider control, that changes from v to h when it is resized.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1VBk2oFTf7XuULoS_CXUGrf7rVghyXyHj

Very clever!

I didn't get at first that it's the aspect ratio that changes the V to H.

What this needs now is preset parameter integration for the set value...

Cheers

Spogg