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Fader

A Fader is a sliding control used to adjust a parameter such as gain. The Design tab styles the selected Fader on a Control Panel. The sections appear top to bottom in the Modifier Panel.

Design tab for a Fader, showing the Change Control Type, Alignment, Layer Order, Transform, Theme, Cap Style, and Appearance sections

Change Control Type

See Common Controls.

Alignment

See Common Controls.

Layer Order

See Common Controls.

Transform

See Common Controls.

Theme

See Common Controls.

Cap Style

See Common Controls.

Appearance

The Fader's Appearance section adds Cap Color, Cap Detail Color, and a Track color and size to the common appearance properties. See Common Controls.

Design tab for a Fader, showing the Appearance, Scale, and Unity sections

Fader

The Fader section shows or hides the fader itself. Clear the checkbox to hide the fader while keeping the control's Up Down Buttons, Label, and Readout. Use this to build a pair of up and down buttons, with or without a value readout, that has no fader between them.

When the fader is hidden, the Position toggle in the Label and Readout sections offers a fifth, center position, which places the label or readout where the fader would be. When the fader is shown, the center position is treated as the bottom position. The center position is also available when you select several controls, as long as at least one of them is a Fader.

Scale

See Common Controls.

Unity

See Common Controls.

Design tab for a Fader, showing the Unity, Up Down Buttons, and Label sections

Up Down Buttons

See Common Controls.

Label

See Common Controls.

Design tab for a Fader, showing the Label and Readout sections

Readout

See Common Controls.

Design tab for a Fader, showing the Readout section