marcinmrag Posted September 6, 2017 Report Posted September 6, 2017 Hello, I would like to make a graf bar like in siemens HMI's. I mean that the bar will fill up with the color and change for another color for higher values . It is possible to do it with SysMac Studio? Can anyone help me with this topic :)
IO_Rack Posted September 6, 2017 Report Posted September 6, 2017 Use a standard shape (like a rectangle), then from the Animations tab, select PercentageFill and ColorChange. 1
marcinmrag Posted September 7, 2017 Author Report Posted September 7, 2017 (edited) thx it's help a lot It's possible to connect value of color range with some variable? That we can set this value from HMI panel and changed for different items? I would like to do adjustable color range not fixed form Animations tab. Edited September 7, 2017 by marcinmrag
IO_Rack Posted September 7, 2017 Report Posted September 7, 2017 In the Animations tab, use a variable of your choice (it's not fixed). In this example I used a tag called Level. The easiest way to test this is to create a new project, drag a Rectangle and a Slider to the screen. Set the Slider tag to 'Level' then simulate it. Maybe I don't understand your question. What is the application?
marcinmrag Posted September 7, 2017 Author Report Posted September 7, 2017 I would like to set "StartValue" for the ColorRanges form other page. Use some edit data window put there for example 50 and change this in animations tab. Is possible to connect another variables just to change this value?
Crossbow Posted September 7, 2017 Report Posted September 7, 2017 2 hours ago, marcinmrag said: I would like to set "StartValue" for the ColorRanges form other page. Use some edit data window put there for example 50 and change this in animations tab. Is possible to connect another variables just to change this value? Not currently possible for the color ranges to be tied to variables, only numeric values.
marcinmrag Posted September 18, 2017 Author Report Posted September 18, 2017 It is another way how i can do it?
Crossbow Posted September 19, 2017 Report Posted September 19, 2017 No, at this point the HMI only supports the color ranges being tied to numbers, not variables. There is no workaround.
Yaros Posted March 13 Report Posted March 13 If anyone is interested. You draw a bunch of lines on the screen 1 ) Define them as an array - In the example given, it is two-dimensional #Region "Lines" Public Lines( , ) As Omron.Hmi.ElementLibrary.Path = { _ { Line0,Line1, Line2, Line3, Line4, Line5, Line6, Line7, Line8, Line9, _ Line10, Line11, Line12, Line13, Line14, Line15, Line16, Line17, Line18, Line19, _ Line20, Line21, Line22, Line23, Line24, Line25, Line26, Line27, Line28, Line29, _ Line30, Line31, Line32, Line33, Line34, Line35, Line36, Line37, Line38, Line39, _ Line40, Line41, Line42, Line43, Line44, Line45, Line46, Line47, Line48, Line49 }, _ { Line50, Line51, Line52, Line53, Line54, Line55, Line56, Line57, Line58, Line59, _ Line60, Line61, Line62, Line63, Line64, Line65, Line66, Line67, Line68, Line69, _ Line70, Line71, Line72, Line73, Line74, Line75, Line76, Line77, Line78, Line79, _ Line80, Line81, Line82, Line83, Line84, Line85, Line86, Line87, Line88, Line89, _ Line90, Line91, Line92, Line93, Line94, Line95, Line96, Line97, Line98, Line99 }, _ { Line100, Line101, Line102, Line103, Line104, Line105, Line106, Line107, Line108, Line109, _ Line110, Line111, Line112, Line113, Line114, Line115, Line116, Line117, Line118, Line119, _ Line120, Line121, Line122, Line123, Line124, Line125, Line126, Line127, Line128, Line129, _ Line130, Line131, Line132, Line133, Line134, Line135, Line136, Line137, Line138, Line139, _ Line140, Line141, Line142, Line143, Line144, Line145, Line146, Line147, Line148, Line149 }, _ { Line150, Line151, Line152, Line153, Line154, Line155, Line156, Line157, Line158, Line159, _ Line160, Line161, Line162, Line163, Line164, Line165, Line166, Line167, Line168, Line169, _ Line170, Line171, Line172, Line173, Line174, Line175, Line176, Line177, Line178, Line179, _ Line180, Line181, Line182, Line183, Line184, Line185, Line186, Line187, Line188, Line189, _ Line190, Line191, Line192, Line193, Line194, Line195, Line196, Line197, Line198, Line199 }, _ { Line200, Line201, Line202, Line203, Line204, Line205, Line206, Line207, Line208, Line209, _ Line210, Line211, Line212, Line213, Line214, Line215, Line216, Line217, Line218, Line219, _ Line220, Line221, Line222, Line223, Line224, Line225, Line226, Line227, Line228, Line229, _ Line230, Line231, Line232, Line233, Line234, Line235, Line236, Line237, Line238, Line239, _ Line240, Line241, Line242, Line243, Line244, Line245, Line246, Line247, Line248, Line249 }, _ { Line250, Line251, Line252, Line253, Line254, Line255, Line256, Line257, Line258, Line259, _ Line260, Line261, Line262, Line263, Line264, Line265, Line266, Line267, Line268, Line269, _ Line270, Line271, Line272, Line273, Line274, Line275, Line276, Line277, Line278, Line279, _ Line280, Line281, Line282, Line283, Line284, Line285, Line286, Line287, Line288, Line289, _ Line290, Line291, Line292, Line293, Line294, Line295, Line296, Line297, Line298, Line299 }, _ { Line300, Line301, Line302, Line303, Line304, Line305, Line306, Line307, Line308, Line309, _ Line310, Line311, Line312, Line313, Line314, Line315, Line316, Line317, Line318, Line319, _ Line320, Line321, Line322, Line323, Line324, Line325, Line326, Line327, Line328, Line329, _ Line330, Line331, Line332, Line333, Line334, Line335, Line336, Line337, Line338, Line339, _ Line340, Line341, Line342, Line343, Line344, Line345, Line346, Line347, Line348, Line349 }} #End Region 2) You are writing a handler for line properties. Sub Test_LineAll Dim n As Short '*************************************************************************************** ' The loop of iterating over lines is a new option for passing in 1 time '*************************************************************************************** If Draw Then Cnt_prohodov =0 Draw = False NL = 0 End If If Cnt_prohodov < 2 Then If NL < 6 Then NL = NL+1 Else Cnt_prohodov = Cnt_prohodov +1 NL = 0 End If '*************************************************************************************** If Line_Set(NL).IsVisible Then Line_Raschet1(NL) 'Let's pull the Full_Height value to the height of the Current window. End If For n = 0 To 49 n_Sub = n If Line_Set(NL).IsVisible Then Line_Raschet2(NL) 'Let's call the procedure for calculating the segment parameters Lines(NL,n).IsVisible = Line_Visible 'We will apply visibility to the line necessarily - after the calculation If Line_Visible Then With Lines(NL,n) .Width = Line_Width .Height = L_LineHeight .left = Line_Left .Top = Line_Top .Rotate ( Point_Rotate_X , Point_Rotate_Y, Line_Rotate ) .StrokeThickness = L_LineThickness .Stroke = L_ColorLine End With End If Else Lines(NL,n).IsVisible = False End If Next n End If End Sub
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