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![]() ![]() ![]() is there a way to access radio buttons as an object within a script? i was thinking of trying to implement this, similar to a checkbox group in java, as a method of selecting between conditional blocks of code so if one of the buttons is selected the others are automatically deselected. thanks IP: Logged | |
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As I understand it, you have several options and you would like to select exactly one of them, is that correct? One way to implement this would be to create an Array of the options and then use a fader to select one of them. In this example, the following expression acts something like a radio button set. !Selection chooses exactly one of the expressions to modulate the pitch of an oscillator: code: To label the options in the VCS: IP: Logged | |
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![]() ![]() ![]() Alternatively, you could take a look at 'widget sampler.pci' (in the Kyma folder under Xtra Tools). This is the example built in the "Writing your own Tools" chapter of Kyma X Revealed! (page 309) and it includes an example Radio Button (for choosing between Red Pill and Blue Pill). IP: Logged | |
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![]() ![]() ![]() quote: this section is the impetus for the question but the way tools were organaized i (mis)understood the code to be contained within the frame of the tool. i only scanned through it so i will dig into that section more deeply the array solution will be a better tactic in the short term. thanks IP: Logged |
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