Multi Toggle Custom Pane (Panel Edit)

The Multi Toggle control functions similarly to the standard Toggle control however, this control offers a much more extensive selection of graphic states, each of which can have its own graphic assigned. The control uses a sophisticated fall-back mechanism but requires that at least two bitmaps be defined to cover the representation of the min and max states that the control can take on.

The control includes an "alternate state" feature which uses a secondary bitmap set to display the control state. When required, the alternate state is controlled by specifying a VVar to monitor. If the VVar value is non-zero, the control is displayed using the alternate bitmaps.

Specified graphic files must be in png format.

All files must be located in the same folder the the editor .sqt file.

Up

The bitmap to display when the button is representing the min value of a SysEx parameter. This is the default graphic for the control's minimum state. This bitmap must be specified.

Up Hover

The bitmap to display when the control is representing a control's minimum value and and the mouse is over the control. If a bitmap is not specified for this state, the Up bitmap is used instead.

Up Pressed

The bitmap to display when the control is representing a control's minimum value and and the mouse is over the control and the mouse button is depressed. If a bitmap is not specified for this state, the Up bitmap is used instead.

Down

The bitmap to display when the button is representing the max value of a SysEx parameter. This is the default graphic for the control's maximum state. This bitmap must be specified.

Down Hover

The bitmap to display when the control is representing a control's maximum value and and the mouse is over the control. If a bitmap is not specified for this state, the Down bitmap is used instead.

Down Pressed

The bitmap to display when the control is representing a control's maximum value and and the mouse is over the control and the mouse button is depressed. If a bitmap is not specified for this state, the Down bitmap is used instead.

Alt Up

An alternate bitmap for the Up state when the control is placed in alternate display mode. If a bitmap is not specified for this state, the Up bitmap is used instead.

Alt Up Hover

An alternate bitmap for the Up Hover state when the control is placed in alternate display mode. If a bitmap is not specified for this state, the Alt Up and then the Up bitmap is used instead.

Alt Up Pressed

An alternate bitmap for the Up Pressed state when the control is placed in alternate display mode. If a bitmap is not specified for this state, the Alt Up and then the Up bitmap is used instead.

Alt Down

An alternate bitmap for the Down state when the control is placed in alternate display mode. If a bitmap is not specified for this state, the Down bitmap is used instead.

Alt Down Hover

An alternate bitmap for the Down Hover state when the control is placed in alternate display mode. If a bitmap is not specified for this state, the Alt Down and then the Down bitmap is used instead.

Alt Down Pressed

An alternate bitmap for the Down Pressed state when the control is placed in alternate display mode. If a bitmap is not specified for this state, the Alt Down and then the Down bitmap is used instead.

VVar

When set to a positive, non-zero value, this parameter specifies the VVar to be used to determine whether the standard or alternate bitmaps are to be used for display.

For example, entering 50 will cause Midi Quest to monitor VVar 50. When VVar 50 has a non-zero value, it will use the alt bitmaps. when VVar 50 has a 0 value, it will use the standard bitmaps. "0" is considered to be this parameter's off state.

Up State Text

The pop-up text to display when the parameter is displaying control's minimum state.

Down State Text

The pop-up text to display when the parameter is displaying control's maximum state.

Click on Down

Normally, the click state is considered to occur when the mouse is released over the button. This triggers the execution of the Store and Transmit macros. Check this option to have the click state occur on a mouse down event.

No Mouse Over

Check this option when there is no mouse-over state to display. This reduces program processing requirements.

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