Trackbar range question

[Bong-Mong]

Balance can range can be from -100 to 100 (-100 is full right, 0 is middle (normal mode) and 100 is full left).

Trackbar range from 0 - 10000

how do i get

TRACKBAR..

0---------------100-------------200
............................................^ Trackbar =100 in this positon
......................^ Trackbar =0 in this positon
^Trackbar =-100 in this positon

[Psychophanta]

Trackbar range from 0 - 10000

how do i get

TRACKBAR..

0---------------100-------------200

Using the famous three-rule.

[Dare2]

Is this what you're asking?

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..
TrackBarGadget(#TrakGadget, xPos, yPos, wide, High,  1, 200) 
..

repeat
  EventID = WaitWindowEvent()
  Select EventID
   Case #PB_EventGadget
      Select EventGadgetID()
         Case #TrakGadget
           result = 100 - GetGadgetState(#Gadget)
           if result < 0
              .. do lefter stuff
           elseif result > 0
              .. righter stuff
           else
              .. do zerostuff
           endif
      EndSelect
   EndSelect
until eventID = #PB_EventCloseWindow

Or did I miss the point completely?

[EDIT]
Famous three rule?

[Danilo]

@Bong-Mong:
'how do.' in the topic says nothing. Would be kind of you if you
use a topic that says something about the contents, next time.

Thanks in advance!

(Topic edited)

[Bong-Mong]

i wanna use trackbar for audio balance control, but range is out

[Psychophanta]

Bong-Mong.

If trackbar understands range 0 to 10000 and you want to get -100 to 100, then you must to multiply by (2/100) what you get from trackbar position, and then substract 100 to the result.

What Danilo says is about to try to write a descriptive title for new TOPICS in the Forum. For example for this should be good: "How to get trackbar position relative...", because in that way it is easy to search and look a nice Forum

[ebs]

@Dare2,

Actually, shouldn't the math be:

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result = GetGadgetState(#Gadget) - 100

That way, the max trackbar value of 200 gives 100, 100 gives 0 , and 0 gives -100.

Eric

[Dare2]

Heya ebs,

I think you're right! In fact I know you are.

Too much of my coding life at the mo is spent fixing *citcelsyd* code like the above, eg, a > b instead of a < b

[Bong-Mong]

your boys/girls are good man.. thanks once again