Ruby Knob fully customisable

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Ruby Knob fully customisable

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here is a fully customisable rubyknob.

latest version:
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Great stuff, very smooth :!:
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thx for sharing NuBeat, maybe i understand that Ruby stuff a little bit more when i have a look at your work and how
you made this knob...
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philton wrote:thx for sharing NuBeat, maybe i understand that Ruby stuff a little bit more when i have a look at your work and how
you made this knob...


basically i tried the things which you can find in the FS userguide, all the grafic stuff is written down there with examples...
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A ittle update. Made it still more configurable ( Sky is the limit ! )

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Free your memory, .. with a free(). Like a pointer
Cast a pointer into an integer and it becomes the integer...
Cast a pointer into a struct and it becomes the struct...
A pointer can overflow... or can crash...
Be a pointer my friend
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Great work, guys - this is just what FS3 needs now, a big selection of cool user modules so that folks get a good choice of different 'looks' etc., and stuff to learn from.
And I always preferred the knobs with a sweep arc - I find them so much easier to read at a distance.
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unkargherth wrote:A ittle update. Made it still more configurable ( Sky is the limit ! )

Changelog inside

rubyknob-v1.1.fsm


great update unkargherth, its so much cleaner inside now, also the properties are much better readable with more things to do, thanks for this!
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How to hide and hold the mouse pointer when turning the knob?
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I understand about hide.. but can you explain in detail what is the "hide and hold" behaviour ?
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Hold is where, when the cursor 'unhides' it is still in the same place where clicked - so changing the control does not move the pointer position, and it is easy to find when you let go of the button.
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