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2012-11-12T13:58:14Z

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Pjn123: /* */ added vis params that was intoduced for wa5.5

2012-11-12T13:56:53Z

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Culix: Reverted edits by Iseficibuw (Talk) to last version by Henzz

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Iseficibuw at 05:12, 24 November 2010

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Henzz: /* */

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Pjn123 at 10:48, 26 September 2008

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Pjn123 at 10:38, 26 September 2008

2008-09-26T10:38:30Z

Pjn123: New page: ==GuiObject (Global params)== All the objects to be discussed in this chapter are GuiObjects. This means, among other things, all such objects have the same basic set of parameters which ...

2008-09-26T10:19:56Z

New page: ==GuiObject (Global params)== All the objects to be discussed in this chapter are GuiObjects. This means, among other things, all such objects have the same basic set of parameters which ...

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 * '''fliph''' - (bool) If this flag is set, it blits the vis pixels flipped horizontally.
 * '''flipv''' - (bool) If this flag is set, it blits the vis pixels flipped vertically.
-* '''mode''' - (int) One of three values for which mode to display: "0" is no display, "1" is spectroscope, "2" is oscilloscope.  Default is to read from a config item.
+* '''mode''' - (int) One of three values for which mode to display: "0" is no display, "1" is spectroscope, "2" is oscilloscope.  Default is to read from a config item. When the user clicks on the vis, it will cycle between its three modes.
 When the user clicks on the vis, it will cycle between its three modes.
 * '''peaks''' - (bool) Enable peaks for the spectroscope.
 * '''peakfalloff''' - (int) Set the speed of the peaks fall (0-4).
-* '''falloff''' - (int) Set the speed of the spectroscope fall
+* '''falloff''' - (int) Set the speed of the spectroscope fall (0-4).
 * '''coloring''' - (string) Change coloring method for spectroscope ("Normal", "Fire" or "Line").
 * '''bandwidth''' - (string) Change the style of the spectroscope ("thin" or "wide").

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 * '''mode''' - (int) One of three values for which mode to display: "0" is no display, "1" is spectroscope, "2" is oscilloscope.  Default is to read from a config item.
 When the user clicks on the vis, it will cycle between its three modes.
+* '''peaks''' - (bool) Enable peaks for the spectroscope.
 ==<eqvis/>==

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   <slider id="Pan" action="PAN" x="74" y="0" w="38" h="13"
   thumb="main.volpan.thumb" downThumb="main.volpan.thumb.pressed"/>
 ==<PlaylistDirectory/>==

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 * '''droptarget''' - (id)  The id of an object to which all of this object's drag and drop events will be redirected.
-'''Appendixes:'''
+==='''Appendixes'''===
 *'''[[Wasabi Appendix: ConfigAttrib | Appendix: ConfigAttrib]]'''
-*[[Wasabi Appendix: Cursors | Appendix: Cursors]]
+*'''[[Wasabi Appendix: Cursors | Appendix: Cursors]]'''
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 * '''action_target''' - (id) This will send the specified action only to the object whose id is listed here.  The param parameter is ignored in this case and this string is sent as the param data for the action.  Most objects don't understand being sent actions (this is an extended functionality), so this won't do anything in most cases.
 * '''center_image''' - (bool) Setting this flag causes the image to be centered against the object rectangle.  This parameter is only important when both borders and an image are specified on a single object.
   Example:
   <button x="50" y="10" action="VID_FS" image="vis.fs.1" hoverImage="vis.fs.2" downImage="vis.fs.3"/>
   <button x="10" y="40" w="100" h="20" borders="1" style="osbutton_normal" text="Click Here"/>

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 * '''activealpha''' - (int) A different alpha value [0,255] for the object in its active state.
 * '''inactivealpha''' - (int) A different alpha value [0,255] for the object in its inactive state (if you set both activealpha and inactivealpha, it is meaningless to set alpha).
-* '''cursor''' - (id) The id of the cursor element to be displayed when the mouse is over this object. You can also use the system cursors. A list can be found here: '''[[Appendix: Cursors]]'''
+* '''cursor''' - (id) The id of the cursor element to be displayed when the mouse is over this object. You can also use the system cursors. A list can be found here: '''[[Wasabi Appendix: Cursors | Appendix: Cursors]]'''
 * '''tooltip''' - (str) A human readable string to display as a tooltip for when the mouse is hovered over this object.
 * '''move''' - (bool) Setting this flag causes any dragging of this object to actually drag the entire layout within which the object resides.
 * '''renderbasetexture''' - (bool) A flag to tell the system to always use the system's base texture as the background of this object.
-* '''cfgattrib''' - (str) A configattrib string assigned to this GuiObject. Here is a list of a few: '''[[Appendix: ConfigAttrib]]'''
+* '''cfgattrib''' - (str) A configattrib string assigned to this GuiObject. Here is a list of a few: '''[[Wasabi Appendix: ConfigAttrib | Appendix: ConfigAttrib]]'''
 * '''visible''' - (bool) Whether or not the object should be displayed in its group or layout.
 * '''x''' - (int) The X position of the object in its group or layout.
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 '''Appendixes:'''
+*'''[[Wasabi Appendix: ConfigAttrib | Appendix: ConfigAttrib]]'''
-*[[Appendix: ConfigAttrib|ConfigAttrib]]
+*[[Wasabi Appendix: Cursors | Appendix: Cursors]]
 *[[Appendix: Cursors|Cursors]]
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 * '''action_target''' - (id) This will send the specified action only to the object whose id is listed here.  The param parameter is ignored in this case and this string is sent as the param data for the action.  Most objects don't understand being sent actions (this is an extended functionality), so this won't do anything in most cases.
 * '''center_image''' - (bool) Setting this flag causes the image to be centered against the object rectangle.  This parameter is only important when both borders and an image are specified on a single object.
-'''[[Appendix: Action List]]'''
+'''[[Wasabi Appendix: Action List | Appendix: Action List]]'''
   Example: