PresetBrowser LAF Scrollbar

[Straticah]

@oskarsh i see, so the sizing of the favourite star icons and the search icon works the same way? I thought there might be a difference since the fav icon on top is not the same size like the one in front the presets :) I attached a screenshot below.

[d.healey]

@Straticah In the interface designer look in the floating tile's data property. You can change the search bar and favorite icon bounds there.

[Straticah]

@d-healey oooh nice! tx

[Straticah]

@d-healey there is no bounds for the search icon tho is there?

{
 "ShowSaveButton": true,
 "ShowExpansionsAsColumn": false,
 "ShowFolderButton": true,
 "ShowNotes": true,
 "ShowEditButtons": true,
 "EditButtonOffset": 10,
 "ShowAddButton": true,
 "ShowRenameButton": true,
 "ShowDeleteButton": true,
 "ShowFavoriteIcon": true,
 "ButtonsInsideBorder": false,
 "NumColumns": 2,
 "ColumnWidthRatio": [
   0.3333333333333333,
   0.3333333333333333,
   0.3333333333333333
 ],
 "ListAreaOffset": [
   0,
   0,
   0,
   0
 ],
 "ColumnRowPadding": [
   0,
   0,
   0,
   0
 ],
 "SearchBarBounds": [],
 "MoreButtonBounds": [],
 "SaveButtonBounds": [],
 "FavoriteButtonBounds": [
   75,
   6,
   28,
   28
 ]
}

[d.healey]

@Straticah You don't need it. There is a whole laf function - drawPresetBrowserSearchBar

This is what mine looks like:

[Straticah]

@d-healey ah need to check on that. good job, looks very clean :)

[Straticah]

@d-healey got it to work :)

why does this colour on "favorite_on" cant be applied here? Is it because it is using an id and is different to the obj functions?

// Search and Fav Icons

browserLaf.registerFunction("createPresetBrowserIcons", function(id)
{
    if (id == "favorite_on")	   
	{ 
	   
	return ICON_NO_4_path; g.setColour(0xFF2EFFE9);       
    
	}
   
   
    if (id == "favorite_off")
        return ICON_NO_4_path;
        
    if (id == "searchIcon")
        return ICON_NO_6_path;
});

[Lindon]

@Straticah said in PresetBrowser LAF Scrollbar:

@d-healey got it to work :)

why does this colour on "favorite_on" cant be applied here? Is it because it is using an id and is different to the obj functions?

// Search and Fav Icons

browserLaf.registerFunction("createPresetBrowserIcons", function(id)
{
    if (id == "favorite_on")	   
	{ 
	   
	return ICON_NO_4_path; g.setColour(0xFF2EFFE9);       
    
	}
   
   
    if (id == "favorite_off")
        return ICON_NO_4_path;
        
    if (id == "searchIcon")
        return ICON_NO_6_path;
});

you appear to be setting the colour AFTER you have returned from the function - so it never happens...try it the other way round...

         g.setColour(0xFF2EFFE9);  
 	return ICON_NO_4_path;  

You will need to specifically reset the colour back to the way you want it in the other if statements...

[orange]

@Straticah said in PresetBrowser LAF Scrollbar:

why does this colour on "favorite_on" cant be applied here? Is it because it is using an id and is different to the obj functions?

As you can see, other LAF functions have g and obj arguments, so we can use obj... and g... functions with them.

But that createPresetBrowserIcons LAF uses only icon id's that means g and obj arguments won't work with it. Only icon id's to draw the paths.

[Straticah]

@orange ah thy, that is what i thought. At what place can i change the colour independent from item colour. Or is there no possible way to colour on and off differently? :)

[d.healey]

@Straticah I don't think you can change the colour of the fav icon through LAF, all you can do is set the icon. The colour property is taken from the floating tile colours.

[orange]

@Straticah You can change the color of the Favorite icon from the itemColour of the Preset Browser Floating Tile

[Straticah]

@d-healey @orange ah i see, thats what i did so far, this would mean i will use a different icon for on and off state. I liked the idea of having dark icons that change to gradient ones on selection. But maybe the feature comes in a future update :)

getting close to my initial figma document tho thanks to you guys help

[DanH]

@Straticah looks great, well done