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[PantsORama]

So is there anyplace to go to learn about anchoring objects in the UI.

I am not getting it.

[damned]

Anchoring to what...
The Ruleset Wizard gives you a bunch of GUI options that are much easier to work with in my opinion.
There are some videos here on Anchoring that might help.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRC...0XZAloA/videos

Otherwise explain/share what you are trying to do and hopefully we can work it out together!

[PantsORama]

Thanks. I am trying to anchor container to a frame, and then anchor UI input elements within that container.

But I am really a baby when it comes to this. I am not even sure what questions to ask.

So I am going to watch these vids and do some experimentation. Then I can have more focused questions, I hope.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

[damned]

Ok Frame i understand.
What is a container?

[Moon Wizard]

If you're talking about a subwindow/container object, they will contain a separate window class. You would need to create the window class that the container points to with the layout you want within the subwindow/container.

If you're talking about creating a generic framed control, after you position/size the frame; you would want to use the <anchored to="framename" position="insidetopleft" offset="#,#" width="#" height="#" /> to position controls within the field (assuming you want to position from the top/left corner of the frame with a fixed width and height).

Generally, I find it easiest to use an existing ruleset, and make minor adjustments to learn the system first.

I don't use the ruleset wizard at all, just define controls with positions relative to parent window and/or other controls.

Regards,
JPG

[Trenloe]

So is there anyplace to go to learn about anchoring objects in the UI.

I am not getting it.

Are you using the ruleset wizard application outside of FG or is this a question about general FG UI coding?

[damned]

Its a Ruleset Wizard question. You cant really mix coding in and out of the Wizard. You do it all in the Wizard. You can code by hand in the Wizard but you cant edit the files outside of the Wizard as they will get over-written when you regenerate the PAK file.

[psicodelix]

I attached in a zip all my used roll Handlers. If you need the whole extension, tell me. Do not hesitate to ask me any question about my weird structure...

My system uses competetive rolls, so I build all rolls like an attac roll but changed the not used DC against the results of the former roll of the opponent. I manage the data transfer in the CT by (hidden) number fields, cross-linked to the NPC/ charsheet. The damage rolls are quite normal I guess, but uses rTarget so I attached them too. The values "LP" and "AP" are hitpoints and endurancepoints. The SF value is a damage multiplier (damage is in most situations based on the roll difference)

name explanation:

InitHandler = initiative
AngriffHandler = attac
AbwehrHandler = defense (parry action)
AusweichenHandler = defense (evade action)
ResistenzHandler = resistance
SkillHandler = skill
SchockHandler = shocked
FertigkeitDefensivHandler = competetive defense skill roll
AbwehrAstralHandler = defense (magic)
BFHandler/ PZHandler = breakage

I hope this gives a clou , what I did within the rolls.

Sorry, sometimes the forum does not warn me of new messages... Thanks, I'll take a look and see if I can find the problem.

[psicodelix]

https://www.rulesetwizard.com/update-combat-tracker-walkthrough/

[damned]

https://www.rulesetwizard.com/update-combat-tracker-walkthrough/

Thats awesome!