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KUIML
Blue Cat's User Interface Programming Language
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KUIML
Blue Cat's User Interface Programming Language
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This element connects multiple source parameters to multiple target parameters: whenever one of the 'from' parameters changes, the 'to' parameters take the 'from' parameter value modified by the 'response_curve' and mux_function functions.
See Attributes Common to All Elements.
| Name | Value Type | Default Value | Description | Comment | V. | Exp. |
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from |
List of param id separated by ';' |
Empty |
Identifiers of the source parameters. |
Mandatory |
1.1 |
No |
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to |
List of param id separated by ';' |
Empty |
Identifier of the destination parameters. |
Mandatory |
1.1 |
No |
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mux_function |
Mux function |
max |
Function that convert the n input values to a single value, before being converted by the response_curve function. |
Possible values: 'min','max','-min','-max', and since 1.4.3: '>','>=','<','<=','='. Since the format of the skin is xml, you need to use xml entities for special characters (for example write '& gt;' for '>'). |
1.1 |
No |
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response_curve |
linear |
Response curve: the value computed by the mux_function is modified by the curve before being set on the destination parameter. |
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1.1 |
No | |
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formula |
empty |
Formula to transform the output of the mux function into the destination parameters. Acts as a custom response curve. |
This attributes overrides the "response_curve" attribute when set. The formula cannot reference external model data but 'x' (value of the 'from' param) and can only use built-in functions. If you want to reuse functions or parameters defined in the skin, please use the FORMULA_PARAM element and one or several PARAM_LINK instead. |
1.7 |
No | |
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reverse |
'false' |
Reverse the response curve. |
If the curve is normalized, the transfer function of the link is: to=1-f(from), else it is: to=max-f(from) (f being the response curve) |
1.1 |
1.2 | |
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enabled |
'true' |
Enables or disables the link. |
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1.1 |
1.2 | |
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normalized |
'false' |
Links the normalized values of the parameters instead of the absolute values. |
Set this parameter to true if you want to link the parameters relatively to their ranges, and not as absolute values. 'Normalized' values are set between 0 and 1, 0 corresponding to the minimum and 1 the maximum values of the parameters |
1.2.5 |
No |