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front panel shifts incorrectly

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I was very bored last night so I made this etch a sketch, but the front panel shifts out of position any help would be great thanks
Harold Timmis
htimmis@fit.edu
Orlando,Fl
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I don't understand the purpose of the Pane->Origin property node, but removing it seems to work.

 

Not bad.

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well I am trying to give it the shaking effect when you hit the clear
Harold Timmis
htimmis@fit.edu
Orlando,Fl
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This might be what you are looking for.

 

 

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Andy Chang
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Harold,

 

If I could just figure out how to move both knobs simultaneously, at least without moving the mouse from one to the other...

 

Try turning off the vertical scrollbar while running.  Because your Pane:Origin property moves the device outside the boundaries of the visible part of the pane, the scrollbars shift but do not come back.

 

Lynn 

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Harold Timmis wrote:
well I am trying to give it the shaking effect when you hit the clear

I see, perhaps if I had one as a kid I would have known.

 

Moving both knobs would be interesting.  Key navigation could work, but only if you didn't grab the other knob with the mouse...

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Darin.K,

 

I thought you were too young when I read your first post!

 

Lynn 

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I will add the turn both knobs on the next boring day lol
Harold Timmis
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Orlando,Fl
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What if the knobs were keys such as z and x for the left know left and right, and < and > for the right knob left and right.

 

Then use events to handle key down and key up on all 4 of those buttons.

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yes that would work great
Harold Timmis
htimmis@fit.edu
Orlando,Fl
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