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  1. 1. Object Properties
    1. 1.1 Frame
    2. 1.2 Video
    3. 1.3 Bitmap
    4. 1.4 AnalogueDial
    5. 1.5 Bargraph
    6. 1.6 DigitalDisplay

1.  Object Properties

1.1  Frame

  • "Width" The width of the exported video file.
  • "Height" The height of the exported video file.
  • "Colour" The default background colour of the output video.
  • "FileName" The default graphic for the backdrop, can be a .jpg, .bmp, .gif.

1.2  Video

  • "Width" The width of the video window.
  • "Height" The height of the video window.
  • "TopCoord" The coordinate of the top of the video window.
  • "LeftCoord" The coordinate of the left of the video window.
  • "CameraName" The exact name of the camera as specified in the software.

1.3  Bitmap

  • "Input" The input variable to be used.
  • "UpperLimit" The upper limit below which the bitmap should be visible.
  • "LowerLimit" The lower limit above which the bitmap will be available.
  • "Width" The width of the bitmap (can be stretched).
  • "Height" The height of the bitmap (can be stretched).
  • "TopCoord" The coordinate of the top of the bitmap.
  • "LeftCoord" The coordinate of the left of the bitmap.
  • "FileName" The filename of the bitmap image, including the full path.
  • "Alpha" This is how transparent the bitmp is and is in the range of 0 to 1, 0 being transparent, 1 being totally opaque. It is also possible to generate overlays that have pixel-by-pixel alpha blending by entering a value of "-1"- more details below.

1.4  AnalogueDial

  • "Input" The input variable to be used.
  • "CenterX" The horizontal centre of the dial.
  • "CenterY" The vertical centre of the dial.
  • "PointerLength" The length of the pointer.
  • "PointerOverhang" The length of the pointer that overhangs back from the centre.
  • "Colour" The colour of the pointer.
  • "MinAngle" The angle corresponding to the minimum value of the dial.
  • "MaxAngle" The angle corresponding to the maximum value of the dial.
  • "Min" The minimum value of the dial.
  • "Max" The maximum value of the dial.

1.5  Bargraph

  • "Input" The input variable to be used.
  • "StartX" The horizontal coordinate that specifies that start of the bar graph.
  • "StartY" The vertical coordinate that specifies that start of the bar graph.
  • "EndX" The horizontal coordinate that specifies that end of the bar graph.
  • "EndY" The vertical coordinate that specifies that start of the bar graph.
  • "BarWidth" The width of the bar graph.
  • "Colour" The colour of the bar graph.
  • "Min" The minimum value that results in a length of zero.
  • "Max" The maximum value that results in a bar going from the start to end coordinates.

1.6  DigitalDisplay

  • "Input" The input variable to be used.
  • "CenterX" The horizontal centre of the text.
  • "CenterY" The vertical centre of the text.
  • "Colour" The colour of the text.
  • "DecPlaces" The number of decimal places displayed.
  • "Font" The name font used.
  • "Size" The size of the font used in points.
Page last modified on August 27, 2007, at 07:55 AM