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Voltooid
Change State when Value change
Hello!
I get a temp off room. It can from 18-32oC. I want the state off room will change to state color Blue when Temp <20oC. Orange if Temp<25 and red if Temp>25.
Antwoord
Antwoord
Use iRidium script to set the state
One way to do this is to create a feedback in Studio to store the colour state in, in this case it is Temp Colour
Then put a multi-state button over the text showing degrees, with colour blue for state 1, colour orange state 2 and colour red state 3
Add something like this script
//put in your driver name where it says "DriverName"
IR.AddListener(IR.EVENT_TAG_CHANGE,IR.GetDevice("DriverName"),function(name, value)
{
//the name of the temperature feedback in this example is "Temp"
if (name == "Temp") {
//value is the current value of the Temp feedback
if (parseInt(value) < 20) {
IR.SetVariable("DriverName.Temp Colour", 0);
} else if ((parseInt(value) >= 20) & (parseInt(value) < 25)){
IR.SetVariable("DriverName.Temp Colour", 1);
} else {
IR.SetVariable("DriverName.Temp Colour", 2);
}
}
});
Voltooid
Yes, that's right. But to display different States of the element it is better to use a Multistate level. Because Multistate button will constantly toggle the States. Ie this element is more suitable for animations in the likeness GIF.
Customer support service by UserEcho
Use iRidium script to set the state
One way to do this is to create a feedback in Studio to store the colour state in, in this case it is Temp Colour
Then put a multi-state button over the text showing degrees, with colour blue for state 1, colour orange state 2 and colour red state 3
Add something like this script