WidgetName.CustomClass

Example:
vstring = Label1.CustomClass
vstring = Node1.CustomClass

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Label(1).CustomClass
vstring = Project.Nodes.Mouse(1).CustomClass

This member exists for all widgets and nodes and returns the value of its property "CustomClass".
 
It can be either set in the widget's or node's "Item Properties dialog" (section UI Effects & Animation) or with below command:
Label1.CustomClass = "MyClass"

WidgetName.Fix

Example:
vbool = Label1.Fix
vbool = Node1.Fix

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Label(1).Fix
vbool = Project.Nodes.Mouse(1).Fix

This member exists for all widgets and nodes and returns the state of its property "Fix": "False" when it is deactivated (default value) and "True" when activated to be visible on any page.
 
It can be either set in the widget's or node's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Label1.Fix = True

WidgetName.Notes

Example:
vstring = Label1.Notes
vstring = Node1.Notes

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Label(1).Notes
vstring = Project.Nodes.Mouse(1).Notes

This member exists for all widgets and nodes and returns the value of its property "Notes".
 
It can be either set in the widget's or node's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Label1.Notes = "Room1"

WidgetName.Visible

Example:
vbool = Label1.Visible
vbool = Node1.Visible

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Label(1).Visible
vbool = Project.Nodes.Mouse(1).Visible

This member exists for all widgets and nodes and returns the state of its property "Visible": "True" when it is activated (default value) and "False" when not.
 
It can be either set in the widget's or node's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Label1.Visible = False

AnalogClockName.UtcOffset

Example:
vdouble = AnalogClock1.UtcOffset

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.AnalogClock(1).UtcOffset

This refers to the AnalogClock widget and returns the value of its property "UTC Offset".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
AnalogClock1.UtcOffset = 1.5

ArtNetRecorderName.NetBroadcasting

Example:
ArtNetRecorder1.NetBroadcasting.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.ArtNetRecorder(1).NetBroadcasting.SubMember

The "Network Broadcasting Service" (NBS) is currently not working.

ArtNetRecorderName.WebLink

Example:
vstring = ArtNetRecorder1.WebLink

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.ArtNetRecorder(1).WebLink

This refers to the ArtNetRecorder widget and returns the value of its property "WebLink".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
ArtNetRecorder1.WebLink = "https://www.christiepandorasbox.com"

ArtNetSnapshotName.FadeTime

Example:
vdouble = ArtNetSnapshot1.FadeTime

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.ArtNetSnapshot(1).FadeTime

This refers to the ArtNetSnapshot widget and returns the value of its property "FadeTime".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
ArtNetSnapshot1.FadeTime = 1.5

ArtNetSnapshotName.NetBroadcasting

Example:
ArtNetSnapshot1.NetBroadcasting.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.ArtNetSnapshot(1).NetBroadcasting.SubMember

The "Network Broadcasting Service" (NBS) is currently not working.

ArtNetSnapshotName.WebLink

Example:
vstring = ArtNetSnapshot1.WebLink

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.ArtNetSnapshot(1).WebLink

This refers to the ArtNetSnapshot widget and returns the value of its property "WebLink".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
ArtNetSnapshot1.WebLink = "https://www.christiepandorasbox.com"

BarGraphName.BgColor

Example:
vcolor = BarGraph1.BgColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.BarGraph(1).BgColor

This refers to the BarGraph widget and returns the value of its property "Background Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
BarGraph1.BgColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
BarGraph1.BgColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

BarGraphName.CenterColor

Example:
vcolor = BarGraph1.CenterColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.BarGraph(1).CenterColor

This refers to the BarGraph widget and returns the value of its property "CenterColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
BarGraph1.CenterColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
BarGraph1.CenterColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

BarGraphName.Direction

Example:
vint = BarGraph1.Direction

Alternative Example:
vint = Project.BarGraph(1).Direction

This refers to the BarGraph widget and returns the value of its property "Direction".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
BarGraph1.Direction = 180
 
90 = Up
180 = Left
270 = Down
360 = Right

BarGraphName.EdgeRadius

Example:
vdouble = BarGraph1.EdgeRadius

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.BarGraph(1).EdgeRadius

This refers to the BarGraph widget and returns the value of its property "EdgeRadius".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
BarGraph1.EdgeRadius = 50

BarGraphName.HasGradient

Example:
vbool = BarGraph1.HasGradient

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.BarGraph(1).HasGradient

This refers to the BarGraph widget and returns the state of its property "Gradient": "False" when it is not set (default value) and "True" when activated.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
BarGraph1.HasGradient = True

BarGraphName.IsGlossy

Example:
vbool = BarGraph1.IsGlossy

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.BarGraph(1).IsGlossy

This refers to the BarGraph widget and returns the state of its property "Glossy": "False" when it is not set (default value) and "True" when activated.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
BarGraph1.IsGlossy = True

BarGraphName.MaxColor

Example:
vcolor = BarGraph1.MaxColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.BarGraph(1).MaxColor

This refers to the BarGraph widget and returns the value of its property "MaxColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
BarGraph1.MaxColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
BarGraph1.MaxColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

BarGraphName.MaxValue

Example:
vdouble = BarGraph1.MaxValue

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.BarGraph(1).MaxValue

This refers to the BarGraph widget and returns the value of its property "Max. Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
BarGraph1.MaxValue = 200

BarGraphName.MinColor

Example:
vcolor = BarGraph1.MinColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.BarGraph(1).MinColor

This refers to the BarGraph widget and returns the value of its property "MinColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
BarGraph1.MinColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
BarGraph1.MinColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

BarGraphName.MinValue

Example:
vdouble = BarGraph1.MinValue

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.BarGraph(1).MinValue

This refers to the BarGraph widget and returns the value of its property "Min. Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
BarGraph1.MinValue = -200

BarGraphName.Value

Example:
vdouble = BarGraph1.Value

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.BarGraph(1).Value

This refers to the BarGraph widget and returns the value of its property "Value".
 
It can be either changed manually in the GUI or scripted with below command:
BarGraph1.Value = 50

CheckBoxName.BackColor

Example:
vcolor = CheckBox1.BackColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.CheckBox(1).BackColor

This refers to the CheckBox widget and returns the value of its property "BackgroundColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
CheckBox1.BackColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
CheckBox1.BackColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)
 
Keep in mind to switch off the "Transparent" property in order to see the effect of the background color:
CheckBox1.Transparent = False

CheckBoxName.ForeColor

Example:
vcolor = CheckBox1.ForeColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.CheckBox(1).ForeColor

This refers to the CheckBox widget and returns the color value of its property "Font Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
CheckBox1.ForeColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
CheckBox1.ForeColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

CheckBoxName.NetBroadcasting

Example:
CheckBox1.NetBroadcasting.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.CheckBox(1).NetBroadcasting.SubMember

The "Network Broadcasting Service" (NBS) is currently not working.

CheckBoxName.State

Example:
vint = CheckBox1.State

Alternative Example:
vint = Project.CheckBox(1).State

This refers to the CheckBox widget and returns the value of its property "State":
1 for "Checked"
0 for "Unchecked"
-1 for "Undetermined"
 
The CheckBox can also be set to a defined state, e.g. with these commands:
CustomScript1.State = 1
CustomScript1.SetState("Checked")
 
Overview of similar commands:
WDCheckBoxClick: state+script, always
WDCheckBoxForce(Un)Checked/-Undetermined: state+script, if in other mode
WDCheckBoxSetState: state without script
WDCheckBoxExecuteScript: script without state

CheckBoxName.Transparent

Example:
vbool = CheckBox1.Transparent

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.CheckBox(1).Transparent

This refers to the CheckBox widget and returns the state of its property "Transparent": "True" when activated (default) and "False" when it is deactivated to see a background color.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
CheckBox1.Transparent = True

ColorPickerName.SelectedColor

Example:
vcolor = ColorPicker1.SelectedColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.ColorPicker(1).SelectedColor

This refers to the ColorPicker widget and returns the value of its property "SelectedColor".
 
It can be either changed manually in the GUI or scripted with below commands:
ColorPicker1.SelectedColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
ColorPicker1.SelectedColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

CustomScriptName.NetBroadcasting

Example:
CustomScript1.NetBroadcasting.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.CustomScript(1).NetBroadcasting.SubMember

The "Network Broadcasting Service" (NBS) is currently not working.

CustomScriptName.State

Example:
vbool = CustomScript1.State

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.CustomScript(1).State

This refers to the CustomScript widget and returns the value of its property "State": "True" when it is currently pressed in the GUI or "False" when being released.
 
CustomScript buttons with the type "Toggle" can also be set to a defined state, e.g. with these commands:
CustomScript1.State = True
CustomScript1.SetState("Released")
 
Overview of similar commands:
WDCustomScriptClick: state+script, always
WDCustomScriptForcePressed/-Released: state+script, if in other mode
WDCustomScriptSetState: state without script
WDCustomScriptExecuteScript: script without state

CustomScriptName.WebLink

Example:
vstring = CustomScript1.WebLink

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.CustomScript(1).WebLink

This refers to the CustomScript widget and returns the value of its property "WebLink".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
CustomScript1.WebLink = "https://www.christiepandorasbox.com"

DigitalClockName.UtcOffset

Example:
vdouble = DigitalClock1.UtcOffset

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.DigitalClock(1).UtcOffset

This refers to the DigitalClock widget and returns the value of its property "UTC Offset".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
DigitalClock1.UtcOffset = 1.5

DigitalDisplayName.MaxValue

Example:
vdouble = DigitalDisplay1.MaxValue

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.DigitalDisplay(1).MaxValue

This refers to the DigitalDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Max. Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
DigitalDisplay1.MaxValue = 200

DigitalDisplayName.MinValue

Example:
vdouble = DigitalDisplay1.MinValue

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.DigitalDisplay(1).MinValue

This refers to the DigitalDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Min. Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
DigitalDisplay1.MinValue = -200

DigitalDisplayName.Value

Example:
vdouble = DigitalDisplay1.Value

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.DigitalDisplay(1).Value

This refers to the DigitalDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Value".
 
It can be either changed manually in the GUI or scripted with below command:
DigitalDisplay1.Value = 50

DropDownListName.BackgroundColor

Example:
vcolor = DropDownList1.BackgroundColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.DropDownList(1).BackgroundColor

This refers to the DropDownList widget and returns the value of its property "BackgroundColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
DropDownList1.BackgroundColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
DropDownList1.BackgroundColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

DropDownListName.Index

Example:
vdouble = DropDownList1.Index

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.DropDownList(1).Index

This refers to the DropDownList widget and returns the value of its property "Index".
 
It depends on which item is selected in the GUI but can also be set with below command:
DropDownList1.Index = 2
DropDownList1.Index = -1 // or 0 to deselect

DropDownListName.ItemList

Example:
vstring = DropDownList1.ItemList

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.DropDownList(1).ItemList

This refers to the DropDownList widget and returns the value of its property "Drop Down Items". All items are concatenated to a single string and linebreaks are returned as "\r\n". E.g. : "First\r\nSecond\r\nThird"
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
DropDownList1.ItemList = "First\r\nSecond\r\nThird".Unescape
 
var list = VideoInputDisplay1.SourceList
DropDownList1.SetItemsFromArray("list")

DropDownListName.NetBroadcasting

Example:
DropDownList1.NetBroadcasting.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.DropDownList(1).NetBroadcasting.SubMember

The "Network Broadcasting Service" (NBS) is currently not working.

DropDownListName.Text

Example:
vstring = DropDownList1.Text

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.DropDownList(1).Text

This refers to the DropDownList widget and returns the value of its property "Text".
 
It can be either entered in the GUI or set with below command using the index. 0 refers to the first entry of the "Drop Down Items" listed in the widget's "Item Properties dialog":
DropDownList1.Index = 0

DropDownListName.TextColor

Example:
vcolor = DropDownList1.TextColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.DropDownList(1).TextColor

This refers to the DropDownList widget and returns the value of its font property "TextColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
DropDownList1.TextColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
DropDownList1.TextColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

DropDownListName.Title

Example:
vstring = DropDownList1.Title

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.DropDownList(1).Title

This refers to the DropDownList widget and returns the value of its property "Title".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
DropDownList1.Title = "NewTitle"
 
To reset a DropDownList (so that it shows the title) use the following command:
DropDownList1.Index = -1

EncoderName.Max

Example:
vdouble = Encoder1.Max

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Encoder(1).Max

This refers to the Encoder widget and returns the value of its property "Maximum Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Encoder1.Max = 100

EncoderName.Midi

Example:
Encoder1.Midi.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.Encoder(1).Midi.SubMember

This accesses all available Midi members; set a dot and choose one from the list.

EncoderName.Min

Example:
vdouble = Encoder1.Min

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Encoder(1).Min

This refers to the Encoder widget and returns the value of its property "Minimum Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Encoder1.Min = -100

EncoderName.NetBroadcasting

Example:
Encoder1.NetBroadcasting.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.Encoder(1).NetBroadcasting.SubMember

The "Network Broadcasting Service" (NBS) is currently not working.

EncoderName.Value

Example:
vdouble = Encoder1.Value

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Encoder(1).Value

This refers to the Encoder widget and returns the value of its property "Value".
 
It can be either changed manually in the GUI or scripted with below command:
Encoder1.Value = 50

FaderName.Max

Example:
vdouble = Fader1.Max

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Fader(1).Max

This refers to the Fader widget and returns the value of its property "Maximum Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Fader1.Max = 100

FaderName.Midi

Example:
Fader1.Midi.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.Fader(1).Midi.SubMember

This accesses all available Midi members; set a dot and choose one from the list.

FaderName.Min

Example:
vdouble = Fader1.Min

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Fader(1).Min

This refers to the Fader widget and returns the value of its property "Minimum Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Fader1.Min = -100

FaderName.NetBroadcasting

Example:
Fader1.NetBroadcasting.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.Fader(1).NetBroadcasting.SubMember

The "Network Broadcasting Service" (NBS) is currently not working.

FaderName.Value

Example:
vdouble = Fader1.Value

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Fader(1).Value

This refers to the Fader widget and returns the value of its property "Value".
 
It can be either changed manually in the GUI or scripted with below command:
Fader1.Value = 50

FlipSwitchName.Value

Example:
vdouble = FlipSwitch1.Value

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.FlipSwitch(1).Value

This refers to the FlipSwitch widget and returns the value of its property "Value".
 
It can be either changed manually in the GUI or scripted with below command:
FlipSwitch1.Value = 50

GaugeName.MaxValue

Example:
vdouble = Gauge1.MaxValue

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Gauge(1).MaxValue

This refers to the Gauge widget and returns the value of its property "Max. Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Gauge1.MaxValue = 200

GaugeName.MinValue

Example:
vdouble = Gauge1.MinValue

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Gauge(1).MinValue

This refers to the Gauge widget and returns the value of its property "Min. Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Gauge1.MinValue = -200

GaugeName.Value

Example:
vdouble = Gauge1.Value

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Gauge(1).Value

This refers to the Gauge widget and returns the value of its property "Value".
 
It can be either changed manually in the GUI or scripted with below command:
Gauge1.Value = 50

GraphDisplayName.AutoMinMax

Example:
vbool = GraphDisplay1.AutoMinMax

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.GraphDisplay(1).AutoMinMax

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Automatic Min/Max".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.AutoMinMax = False

GraphDisplayName.AxisColor

Example:
vcolor = GraphDisplay1.AxisColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.GraphDisplay(1).AxisColor

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "AxisColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
GraphDisplay1.AxisColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
GraphDisplay1.AxisColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

GraphDisplayName.Color1

Example:
vcolor = GraphDisplay1.Color1

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.GraphDisplay(1).Color1

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Top Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
GraphDisplay1.Color1 = "#007DFF".ToColor
GraphDisplay1.Color1.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

GraphDisplayName.Color2

Example:
vcolor = GraphDisplay1.Color2

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.GraphDisplay(1).Color2

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Bottom Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
GraphDisplay1.Color2 = "#007DFF".ToColor
GraphDisplay1.Color2.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

GraphDisplayName.Decimals

Example:
vdouble = GraphDisplay1.Decimals

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.GraphDisplay(1).Decimals

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Decimals".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.Decimals = 1

GraphDisplayName.Interval

Example:
vdouble = GraphDisplay1.Interval

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.GraphDisplay(1).Interval

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Interval (in ms)".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.Interval = 500

GraphDisplayName.LabelColor

Example:
vcolor = GraphDisplay1.LabelColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.GraphDisplay(1).LabelColor

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Labels Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
GraphDisplay1.LabelColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
GraphDisplay1.LabelColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

GraphDisplayName.LineBlur

Example:
vdouble = GraphDisplay1.LineBlur

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.GraphDisplay(1).LineBlur

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Line Blur".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.LineBlur = 1

GraphDisplayName.LineColor

Example:
vcolor = GraphDisplay1.LineColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.GraphDisplay(1).LineColor

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "LineColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
GraphDisplay1.LineColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
GraphDisplay1.LineColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

GraphDisplayName.LineWidth

Example:
vdouble = GraphDisplay1.LineWidth

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.GraphDisplay(1).LineWidth

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Line Thickness".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.LineWidth = 4

GraphDisplayName.Max

Example:
vdouble = GraphDisplay1.Max

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.GraphDisplay(1).Max

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Maximum Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.Max = 100

GraphDisplayName.Min

Example:
vdouble = GraphDisplay1.Min

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.GraphDisplay(1).Min

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Minimum Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.Min = -100

GraphDisplayName.Opacity

Example:
vdouble = GraphDisplay1.Opacity

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.GraphDisplay(1).Opacity

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Opacity".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.Opacity = 125
The value "255" makes the widget fully opaque whilst "0" stands for full transparency.

GraphDisplayName.SetBGImage

Example:
GraphDisplay1.SetBGImage("C:\Christie\grid.png")

Alternative Example:
Project.GraphDisplay(1).SetBGImage("C:\Christie\background.jpg")

This loads the image "grid.png" from the specified path as a background image for the GraphDisplay widget. It is not scaled.

This property is not accessible through the Item Properties!

GraphDisplayName.ShowLabels

Example:
vbool = GraphDisplay1.ShowLabels

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.GraphDisplay(1).ShowLabels

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "ShowLabels".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.ShowLabels = False

GraphDisplayName.ShowTitle

Example:
vbool = GraphDisplay1.ShowTitle

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.GraphDisplay(1).ShowTitle

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Show Title": "True" when it is displayed and "False" when not.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.ShowTitle = False

GraphDisplayName.Title

Example:
vstring = GraphDisplay1.Title

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.GraphDisplay(1).Title

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Title".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.Title = "NewTitle"

GraphDisplayName.UpdateAlways

Example:
vbool = GraphDisplay1.UpdateAlways

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.GraphDisplay(1).UpdateAlways

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Update Always".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.UpdateAlways = True

GraphDisplayName.Value

Example:
vdouble = GraphDisplay1.Value

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.GraphDisplay(1).Value

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Value".
 
It can be either changed manually in the GUI or scripted with below command:
GraphDisplay1.Value = 50

GraphDisplayName.XAxis

Example:
vdouble = GraphDisplay1.XAxis

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.GraphDisplay(1).XAxis

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "X-Axis".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.XAxis = 20

GraphDisplayName.XFactor

Example:
vdouble = GraphDisplay1.XFactor

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.GraphDisplay(1).XFactor

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "X-Factor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.XFactor = 0.5

GraphDisplayName.YFactor

Example:
vdouble = GraphDisplay1.YFactor

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.GraphDisplay(1).YFactor

This refers to the GraphDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Y-Factor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
GraphDisplay1.YFactor = 0.5

ImageLoaderName.NetBroadcasting

Example:
ImageLoader1.NetBroadcasting.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.ImageLoader(1).NetBroadcasting.SubMember

The "Network Broadcasting Service" (NBS) is currently not working.

ImageLoaderName.WebLink

Example:
vstring = ImageLoader1.WebLink

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.ImageLoader(1).WebLink

This refers to the ImageLoader widget and returns the value of its property "WebLink".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
ImageLoader1.WebLink = "https://www.christiepandorasbox.com"

InputBoxName.BackgroundColor

Example:
vcolor = InputBox1.BackgroundColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.InputBox(1).BackgroundColor

This refers to the InputBox widget and returns the value of its property "BackgroundColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
InputBox1.BackgroundColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
InputBox1.BackgroundColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

InputBoxName.ReadOnly

Example:
vbool = InputBox1.ReadOnly

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.InputBox(1).ReadOnly

This refers to the InputBox widget and returns the value of its property "ReadOnly": "False" when it is not set (default behavior) and "True" when it is set in order to prevent the user to enter text in the GUI manually.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
InputBox1.ReadOnly = True

InputBoxName.Text

Example:
vstring = InputBox1.Text

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.InputBox(1).Text

This refers to the InputBox widget and returns the value of its property "Text".
 
It can be either entered in the GUI or set with below command:
InputBox1.Text = "SomeText"

InputBoxName.TextColor

Example:
vcolor = InputBox1.TextColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.InputBox(1).TextColor

This refers to the InputBox widget and returns the value of its font property "TextColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
InputBox1.TextColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
InputBox1.TextColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

LabelName.BackColor

Example:
vcolor = Label1.BackColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.Label(1).BackColor

This refers to the Label widget and returns the value of its property "Background Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
Label1.BackColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
Label1.BackColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)
 
Keep in mind to switch off the "Transparent" property in order to see the effect of the background color:
Label1.Transparent = False

LabelName.ForeColor

Example:
vcolor = Label1.ForeColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.Label(1).ForeColor

This refers to the Label widget and returns the value of its property "Font Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
Label1.ForeColor = "#FF007D".ToColor
Label1.ForeColor.SetRGBA(255,0,125,125)

LabelName.NetBroadcasting

Example:
Label1.NetBroadcasting.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.Label(1).NetBroadcasting.SubMember

The "Network Broadcasting Service" (NBS) is currently not working.

LabelName.Text

Example:
vstring = Label1.Text

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Label(1).Text

This refers to the Label widget and returns the value of its property "Label / Text".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Label1.Text = "SomeText"

LabelName.Transparent

Example:
vbool = Label1.Transparent

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Label(1).Transparent

This refers to the Label widget and returns the state of its property "Transparent": "True" when activated (default) and "False" when it is deactivated to see a background color.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Label1.Transparent = True

LabelName.WebLink

Example:
vstring = Label1.WebLink

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Label(1).WebLink

This refers to the Label widget and returns the value of its property "WebLink".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Label1.WebLink = "https://www.christiepandorasbox.com"

ListViewName.ColEnd

Example:
vdouble = ListView1.ColEnd

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.ListView(1).ColEnd

This refers to the ListView widget and returns the value of its property "ColEnd".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
ListView1.ColEnd = 5

ListViewName.ColStart

Example:
vdouble = ListView1.ColStart

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.ListView(1).ColStart

This refers to the ListView widget and returns the value of its property "ColStart".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
ListView1.ColStart = 2

ListViewName.RowEnd

Example:
vdouble = ListView1.RowEnd

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.ListView(1).RowEnd

This refers to the ListView widget and returns the value of its property "RowEnd".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
ListView1.RowEnd = 5

ListViewName.RowStart

Example:
vdouble = ListView1.RowStart

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.ListView(1).RowStart

This refers to the ListView widget and returns the value of its property "RowStart".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
ListView1.RowStart = 2

ListViewName.SelectedRow

Example:
vdouble = ListView1.SelectedRow

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.ListView(1).SelectedRow

This refers to the ListView widget and returns the value of its property "Selected Row".
 
A row can be selected in the GUI or with below command:
ListView1.SelectedRow = 10
ListView1.SelectedRow = -1 // or 0 to deselect

MediaControlName.Columns

Example:
vint = MediaControl1.Columns

Alternative Example:
vint = Project.MediaControl(1).Columns

This refers to the MediaControl widget and returns the value of its property "Columns".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
MediaControl1.Columns = 10

MediaControlName.FolderId

Example:
vdouble = MediaControl1.FolderId

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.MediaControl(1).FolderId

This refers to the MediaControl widget and returns the value of its property "Folder ID".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
MediaControl1.FolderId = 2

MediaControlName.Rows

Example:
vint = MediaControl1.Rows

Alternative Example:
vint = Project.MediaControl(1).Rows

This refers to the MediaControl widget and returns the value of its property "Rows".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
MediaControl1.Rows = 10

MediaControlName.Size

Example:
vdouble = MediaControl1.Size

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.MediaControl(1).Size

This refers to the MediaControl widget and returns the value of its property "Size".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
MediaControl1.Size = 140

MediaControlName.StartIndex

Example:
vdouble = MediaControl1.StartIndex

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.MediaControl(1).StartIndex

This refers to the MediaControl widget and returns the value of its property "Index".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
MediaControl1.StartIndex = 2

PictureBoxName.WebLink

Example:
vstring = PictureBox1.WebLink

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.PictureBox(1).WebLink

This refers to the widget PictureBox and returns the value of its property "WebLink".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
PictureBox1.WebLink = "https://www.christiepandorasbox.com"

PlaylistName.BackColor

Example:
vcolor = Playlist1.BackColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.Playlist(1).BackColor

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Background Color".
 
It cannot be set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" but with below commands:
Playlist1.BackColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
Playlist1.BackColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

PlaylistName.BackgroundId

Example:
vstring = Playlist1.BackgroundId

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Playlist(1).BackgroundId

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Background" refering to a Site and Device ID in Pandoras Box.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.BackgroundId = "2.10"

PlaylistName.CrossFade

Example:
vbool = Playlist1.CrossFade

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Playlist(1).CrossFade

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "CrossFade".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.CrossFade = True

PlaylistName.CurrentCue

Example:
vdouble = Playlist1.CurrentCue

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Playlist(1).CurrentCue

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its "CurrentCue".
 
It can be set in the GUI (green highlighted Cue).

PlaylistName.CurrentTime

Example:
vdouble = Playlist1.CurrentTime

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Playlist(1).CurrentTime

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the time in milliseconds displayed as "Playing Now".
 
It depends on the playing time of the current media. If the time displayed in the Widget is 1 minute and 1 second, the result would be "61000.0".

PlaylistName.DefaultDuration

Example:
vstring = Playlist1.DefaultDuration

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Playlist(1).DefaultDuration

Note: This is currently not working correctly.

PlaylistName.DefaultFadeTime

Example:
vdouble = Playlist1.DefaultFadeTime

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Playlist(1).DefaultFadeTime

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "DefaultFadeTime".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.DefaultFadeTime =

PlaylistName.DefaultLoopMode

Example:
vbool = Playlist1.DefaultLoopMode

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Playlist(1).DefaultLoopMode

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Loop Media, Audio & Overlays".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.DefaultLoopMode = False

PlaylistName.DefaultPlayMode

Example:
vint = Playlist1.DefaultPlayMode

Alternative Example:
vint = Project.Playlist(1).DefaultPlayMode

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Default Mode".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.DefaultPlayMode = 2
1 = "Continue"
2 = "Pause and hold"
3 = "Pause and fade"

PlaylistName.DefaultPrerollTime

Example:
vdouble = Playlist1.DefaultPrerollTime

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Playlist(1).DefaultPrerollTime

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Default Pre Roll Time".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.DefaultPrerollTime = 0.2

PlaylistName.EditMode

Example:
vbool = Playlist1.EditMode

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Playlist(1).EditMode

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Editing Mode": "True" when it is activated to allow users to edit the playlist items in the GUI, "False" when not.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.EditMode = False

PlaylistName.Items

Example:
Playlist1.Items.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.Playlist(1).Items.SubMember

This accesses all available Item members; set a dot and choose one from the list.

PlaylistName.Items.Count

Example:
vint = Playlist1.Items.Count

Alternative Example:
vint = Project.Playlist(1).Items.Count

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns how many items the Playlist currently has.

PlaylistName.Items.Cue

Example:
Playlist1.Items.Cue(2).SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.Playlist(1).Items.Cue(2).SubMember

This accesses all available Cue item members. Define the cue with the ID as displayed in the widget, e.g 2 or 2.001. Then set a dot and choose a sub member from the list.

The great majority of sub members refer to the properties that can be set in the "Playlist Item Property" dialog (right-click on cue > Edit Cue). Mostly, they return a value (type, e.g. string or Boolean, is displayed in Script Assist) and can be set as seen below.

Example 1:
vdouble = Playlist1.Items.Cue(2).Duration
=> if the duration is 10 seconds, vdouble shows 10000

Example 2:
Playlist1.Items.Cue(2).Duration = 20000
=> the duration of the second cue adopts to 20 seconds

Example 3:
Playlist1.Items.Cue(2.001).Duration = 20000
=> If you have sub cues in your Playlist, simply enter the ID as shown in WD

PlaylistName.Items.Item

Example:
Playlist1.Items.Item(2).SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.Playlist(1).Items.Item(2).SubMember

This accesses all available Cue item members. Define the cue with the key ID as returned by the command Playlist1.Items.Keys, for example. Then set a dot and choose a sub member from the list.

The great majority of sub members refer to the properties that can be set in the "Playlist Item Property" dialog (right-click on cue > Edit Cue). Mostly, they return a value (type, e.g. string or Boolean, is displayed in Script Assist) and can be set as seen below.

Example 1:
vdouble = Playlist1.Items.Item(2).Duration
=> if the duration is 10 seconds, vdouble shows 10000

Example 2:
Playlist1.Items.Item(2).Duration = 20000
=> the duration of the second cue adopts to 20 seconds

PlaylistName.Items.Keys

Example:
vlist = Playlist1.Items.Keys

Alternative Example:
vlist = Project.Playlist(1).Items.Keys

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns all keys as a list value. The Key values are used internally and for the item members "Playlist1.Items.Item(...).SubMember".

PlaylistName.LayerAId

Example:
vstring = Playlist1.LayerAId

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Playlist(1).LayerAId

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Layer A ID" refering to a Site and Device ID in Pandoras Box.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.LayerAId = "2.1"

PlaylistName.LayerBId

Example:
vstring = Playlist1.LayerBId

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Playlist(1).LayerBId

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Layer B ID" refering to a Site and Device ID in Pandoras Box.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.LayerBId = "2.2"

PlaylistName.LoopCues

Example:
vbool = Playlist1.LoopCues

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Playlist(1).LoopCues

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Loop Cue List".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.LoopCues = False

PlaylistName.NextTime

Example:
vdouble = Playlist1.NextTime

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Playlist(1).NextTime

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the time in milliseconds displayed as "Playing Next".
 
It depends on the playing time of the current media and its total duration. If the time displayed in the Widget is 1 minute and 1 second, the result would be "61000.0".

PlaylistName.Overlay1AId

Example:
vstring = Playlist1.Overlay1AId

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Playlist(1).Overlay1AId

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Overlay1 A ID" refering to a Site and Device ID in Pandoras Box.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.Overlay1AId = "2.11"

PlaylistName.Overlay1BId

Example:
vstring = Playlist1.Overlay1BId

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Playlist(1).Overlay1BId

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Overlay1 B ID" refering to a Site and Device ID in Pandoras Box.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.Overlay1BId = "2.12"

PlaylistName.Overlay2AId

Example:
vstring = Playlist1.Overlay2AId

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Playlist(1).Overlay2AId

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Overlay2 A ID" refering to a Site and Device ID in Pandoras Box.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.Overlay2AId = "2.21

PlaylistName.Overlay2BId

Example:
vstring = Playlist1.Overlay2BId

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Playlist(1).Overlay2BId

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Overlay2 B ID" refering to a Site and Device ID in Pandoras Box.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.Overlay2BId = "2.22"

PlaylistName.PathFilter

Example:
vstring = Playlist1.PathFilter

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Playlist(1).PathFilter

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Path Filter".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.PathFilter = "PB Projectname\Testpattern"

PlaylistName.PlaybackState

Example:
vint = Playlist1.PlaybackState

Alternative Example:
vint = Project.Playlist(1).PlaybackState

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns its "Playback State" that can be changed with the playback buttons in the GUI.
 
0 = "Play"
1 = "Stop"
2 = "Pause"

PlaylistName.ShowButtons

Example:
vbool = Playlist1.ShowButtons

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Playlist(1).ShowButtons

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "ShowButtons".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.ShowButtons = False

PlaylistName.ShowMenus

Example:
vbool = Playlist1.ShowMenus

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Playlist(1).ShowMenus

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "ShowMenus".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.ShowMenus = False

PlaylistName.ShowProjectTree

Example:
vbool = Playlist1.ShowProjectTree

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Playlist(1).ShowProjectTree

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "ShowProjectTree".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.ShowProjectTree = False

PlaylistName.ShowTitle

Example:
vbool = Playlist1.ShowTitle

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Playlist(1).ShowTitle

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Show Title": "True" when it is displayed and "False" when not.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.ShowTitle = False

PlaylistName.Shuffle

Example:
vbool = Playlist1.Shuffle

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Playlist(1).Shuffle

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Shuffle".
 
It can be set with below command:
Playlist1.Shuffle = True

PlaylistName.Title

Example:
vstring = Playlist1.Title

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Playlist(1).Title

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Title".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.Title = "NewTitle"

PlaylistName.TrackAId

Example:
vstring = Playlist1.TrackAId

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Playlist(1).TrackAId

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Track A ID" refering to a Site and Device ID in Pandoras Box.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.TrackAId = "2.31"

PlaylistName.TrackBId

Example:
vstring = Playlist1.TrackBId

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.Playlist(1).TrackBId

This refers to the Playlist widget and returns the value of its property "Track B ID" refering to a Site and Device ID in Pandoras Box.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Playlist1.TrackBId = "2.32"

PowerPointDisplayName.Device

Example:
vstring = PowerPointDisplay1.Device

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.PowerPointDisplay(1).Device

This refers to the PowerPointDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Device name".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
PowerPointDisplay1.Device = "PPT1"

ScriptTimerName.ExecuteOnStart

Example:
vbool = ScriptTimer1.ExecuteOnStart

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.ScriptTimer(1).ExecuteOnStart

This refers to the ScriptTimer widget and returns the state of its property "Execute On Start".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
ScriptTimer1.ExecuteOnStart = True

ScriptTimerName.Interval

Example:
vdouble = ScriptTimer1.Interval

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.ScriptTimer(1).Interval

This refers to the ScriptTimer widget and returns the value of its property "Interval (in ms)".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
ScriptTimer1.Interval = 500

ScriptTimerName.WebLink

Example:
vstring = ScriptTimer1.WebLink

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.ScriptTimer(1).WebLink

This refers to the ScriptTimer widget and returns the value of its property "WebLink".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
ScriptTimer1.WebLink = "https://www.christiepandorasbox.com"

ScrollerName.Devices

Example:
vlist = Scroller1.Devices

Alternative Example:
vlist = Project.Scroller(1).Devices

This refers to the Scroller widget and returns the value of its property "Devices".
 
Note: Currently, this is not working correctly.

ScrollerName.ItemOffset

Example:
vdouble = Scroller1.ItemOffset

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Scroller(1).ItemOffset

This refers to the Scroller widget and returns the value of its property "Gap".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Scroller1.ItemOffset = 10

ScrollerName.ItemSize

Example:
vdouble = Scroller1.ItemSize

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Scroller(1).ItemSize

This refers to the Scroller widget and returns the value of its property "Item Height".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Scroller1.ItemSize = 100

ScrollerName.SiteCount

Example:
vdouble = Scroller1.SiteCount

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Scroller(1).SiteCount

This refers to the Scroller widget and returns the value of its property "Site Count".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Scroller1.SiteCount = 2

ScrollerName.SnapEnabled

Example:
vbool = Scroller1.SnapEnabled

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Scroller(1).SnapEnabled

This refers to the Scroller widget and returns the value of its property "Snap Mode": "False" when it is deactivated (default) and "True" when activated.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Scroller1.SnapEnabled = True

ScrollerName.WrapEnabled

Example:
vbool = Scroller1.WrapEnabled

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Scroller(1).WrapEnabled

This refers to the Scroller widget and returns the value of its property "Wrap Mode": "False" when it is deactivated (default) and "True" when activated
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Scroller1.WrapEnabled = True

ShapeName.CornerSize

Example:
vdouble = Shape1.CornerSize

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Shape(1).CornerSize

This refers to the Shape widget and returns the value of its property "CornerSize".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Shape1.CornerSize = 10

ShapeName.DrawFill

Example:
vbool = Shape1.DrawFill

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Shape(1).DrawFill

This refers to the Shape widget and returns the state of its property "Draw Fill Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Shape1.DrawFill = True

ShapeName.DrawLine

Example:
vbool = Shape1.DrawLine

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.Shape(1).DrawLine

This refers to the Shape widget and returns the state of its property "Draw Line Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Shape1.DrawLine = False

ShapeName.FillColor

Example:
vcolor = Shape1.FillColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.Shape(1).FillColor

This refers to the Shape widget and returns the value of its property "Fill Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
Shape1.FillColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
Shape1.FillColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

ShapeName.LineColor

Example:
vcolor = Shape1.LineColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.Shape(1).LineColor

This refers to the Shape widget and returns the value of its property "LineColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
Shape1.LineColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
Shape1.LineColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

ShapeName.LineSize

Example:
vdouble = Shape1.LineSize

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Shape(1).LineSize

This refers to the Shape widget and returns the value of its property "LineSize".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Shape1.LineSize = 4

ShapeName.Opacity

Example:
vdouble = Shape1.Opacity

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Shape(1).Opacity

This refers to the Shape widget and returns the value of its property "Opacity".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Shape1.Opacity = 125
The value "255" makes the widget fully opaque whilst "0" stands for full transparency.

TerraDisplayArrayName.BackgroundFillColor

Example:
vcolor = TerraDisplayArray1.BackgroundFillColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.TerraDisplayArray(1).BackgroundFillColor

This refers to the TerraDisplayArray widget and returns the value of its property "BackgroundFillColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
TerraDisplayArray1.BackgroundFillColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
TerraDisplayArray1.BackgroundFillColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

TerraDisplayArrayName.Columns

Example:
vint = TerraDisplayArray1.Columns

Alternative Example:
vint = Project.TerraDisplayArray(1).Columns

This refers to the TerraDisplayArray widget and returns the value of its property "Columns" which depends on the applied Layout per DisplayArray.

TerraDisplayArrayName.Device

Example:
vstring = TerraDisplayArray1.Device

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.TerraDisplayArray(1).Device

This refers to the TerraDisplayArray widget and returns the value of its property "Device name".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
TerraDisplayArray1.Device = "Christie_Terra1"

TerraDisplayArrayName.DisplayArrayOutlineColor

Example:
vcolor = TerraDisplayArray1.DisplayArrayOutlineColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.TerraDisplayArray(1).DisplayArrayOutlineColor

This refers to the TerraDisplayArray widget and returns the value of its property "DisplayArrayOutlineColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
TerraDisplayArray1.DisplayArrayOutlineColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
TerraDisplayArray1.DisplayArrayOutlineColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

TerraDisplayArrayName.DisplayFillColor

Example:
vcolor = TerraDisplayArray1.DisplayFillColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.TerraDisplayArray(1).DisplayFillColor

This refers to the TerraDisplayArray widget and returns the value of its property "DisplayFillColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
TerraDisplayArray1.DisplayFillColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
TerraDisplayArray1.DisplayFillColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

TerraDisplayArrayName.DisplayOutlineColor

Example:
vcolor = TerraDisplayArray1.DisplayOutlineColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.TerraDisplayArray(1).DisplayOutlineColor

This refers to the TerraDisplayArray widget and returns the value of its property "DisplayOutlineColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
TerraDisplayArray1.DisplayOutlineColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
TerraDisplayArray1.DisplayOutlineColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

TerraDisplayArrayName.FontColor

Example:
vcolor = TerraDisplayArray1.FontColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.TerraDisplayArray(1).FontColor

This refers to the TerraDisplayArray widget and returns the value of its property "FontColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
TerraDisplayArray1.FontColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
TerraDisplayArray1.FontColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

TerraDisplayArrayName.Rows

Example:
vint = TerraDisplayArray1.Rows

Alternative Example:
vint = Project.TerraDisplayArray(1).Rows

This refers to the TerraDisplayArray widget and returns the value of its property "Rows" which depends on the applied Layout per DisplayArray.

TerraDisplayArrayName.ShowTitle

Example:
vbool = TerraDisplayArray1.ShowTitle

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.TerraDisplayArray(1).ShowTitle

This refers to the TerraDisplayArray widget and returns the value of its property "Show Title": "True" when it is displayed and "False" when not.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
TerraDisplayArray1.ShowTitle = False

TerraDisplayArrayName.Title

Example:
vstring = TerraDisplayArray1.Title

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.TerraDisplayArray(1).Title

This refers to the TerraDisplayArray widget and returns the value of its property "Title".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
TerraDisplayArray1.Title = "NewTitle"

TerraDisplayArrayName.WindowFillColor

Example:
vcolor = TerraDisplayArray1.WindowFillColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.TerraDisplayArray(1).WindowFillColor

This refers to the TerraDisplayArray widget and returns the value of its property "WindowFillColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
TerraDisplayArray1.WindowFillColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
TerraDisplayArray1.WindowFillColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

TerraDisplayArrayName.WindowOutlineColor

Example:
vcolor = TerraDisplayArray1.WindowOutlineColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.TerraDisplayArray(1).WindowOutlineColor

This refers to the TerraDisplayArray widget and returns the value of its property "WindowOutlineColor".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
TerraDisplayArray1.WindowOutlineColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
TerraDisplayArray1.WindowOutlineColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

TextBoxName.BackColor

Example:
vcolor = TextBox1.BackColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.TextBox(1).BackColor

This refers to the TextBox widget and returns the value of its property "Background Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
TextBox1.BackColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
TextBox1.BackColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

TextBoxName.ForeColor

Example:
vcolor = TextBox1.ForeColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.TextBox(1).ForeColor

This refers to the TextBox widget and returns the value of its property "Font Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
TextBox1.ForeColor = "#FF007D".ToColor
TextBox1.ForeColor.SetRGBA(255,0,125,125)

TextBoxName.ReadOnly

Example:
vbool = TextBox1.ReadOnly

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.TextBox(1).ReadOnly

This refers to the TextBox widget and returns the value of its property "ReadOnly": "False" when it is not set (default behavior) and "True" when it is set in order to prevent the user to enter text in the GUI manually.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
TextBox1.ReadOnly = True

TextBoxName.Text

Example:
vstring = TextBox1.Text

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.TextBox(1).Text

This refers to the TextBox widget and returns the value of its property "Text".
 
It can be either entered in the GUI or set with below command:
TextBox1.Text = "SomeText"

TextBoxName.Title

Example:
vstring = TextBox1.Title

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.TextBox(1).Title

This refers to the TextBox widget and returns the value of its property "Title".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
TextBox1.Title = "NewTitle"

TextInputName.BackColor

Example:
vcolor = TextInput1.BackColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.TextInput(1).BackColor

This refers to the TextInput widget and returns the value of its property "Background Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
TextInput1.BackColor = "#007DFF".ToColor
TextInput1.BackColor.SetRGBA(0,125,255,125)

TextInputName.ForeColor

Example:
vcolor = TextInput1.ForeColor

Alternative Example:
vcolor = Project.TextInput(1).ForeColor

This refers to the TextInput widget and returns the value of its property "Font Color".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below commands:
TextInput1.ForeColor = "#FF007D".ToColor
TextInput1.ForeColor.SetRGBA(255,0,125,125)

TextInputName.ReadOnly

Example:
vbool = TextInput1.ReadOnly

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.TextInput(1).ReadOnly

This refers to the TextInput widget and returns the value of its property "ReadOnly": "False" when it is not set (default behavior) and "True" when it is set in order to prevent the user to enter text in the GUI manually.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
TextInput1.ReadOnly = True

TextInputName.Text

Example:
vstring = TextInput1.Text

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.TextInput(1).Text

This refers to the TextInput widget and returns the value of its property "Text".
 
It can be either entered in the GUI or set with below command:
TextInput1.Text = "SomeText"

TextInputName.Title

Example:
vstring = TextInput1.Title

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.TextInput(1).Title

This refers to the TextInput widget and returns the value of its property "Title".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
TextInput1.Title = "NewTitle"

VideoInputDisplayName.Format

Example:
vstring = VideoInputDisplay1.Format

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.VideoInputDisplay(1).Format

This refers to the VideoInputDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Format".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
VideoInputDisplay1.Format = "MJPG 1280x720@30.00p 16:9"

VideoInputDisplayName.FormatList

Example:
vlist = VideoInputDisplay1.FormatList

Alternative Example:
vlist = Project.VideoInputDisplay(1).FormatList

This refers to the VideoInputDisplay widget and returns all currently possible values of its property "Format" as a list.
 
You could populate a drop-down list with the list items as follows:
var list = VideoInputDisplay1.FormatList
DropDownList1.SetItemsFromArray("list")

VideoInputDisplayName.IsConnected

Example:
vbool = VideoInputDisplay1.IsConnected

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.VideoInputDisplay(1).IsConnected

This refers to the VideoInputDisplay widget and returns the state of its property "IsConnected": "False" when it is not connected to a source and "True" when it is.
Note: Currently, this is not working correctly.

VideoInputDisplayName.Source

Example:
vstring = VideoInputDisplay1.Source

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.VideoInputDisplay(1).Source

This refers to the VideoInputDisplay widget and returns the value of its property "Source".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
VideoInputDisplay1.Source = "Integrated Webcam"

VideoInputDisplayName.SourceList

Example:
vlist = VideoInputDisplay1.SourceList

Alternative Example:
vlist = Project.VideoInputDisplay(1).SourceList

This refers to the VideoInputDisplay widget and returns all currently possible values of its property "Source" as a list.
 
You could populate a drop-down list with the list items as follows:
var list = VideoInputDisplay1.SourceList
DropDownList1.SetItemsFromArray("list")

VideoSnapshotName.NetBroadcasting

Example:
VideoSnapshot1.NetBroadcasting.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.VideoSnapshot(1).NetBroadcasting.SubMember

The "Network Broadcasting Service" (NBS) is currently not working.

VideoSnapshotName.WebLink

Example:
vstring = VideoSnapshot1.WebLink

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.VideoSnapshot(1).WebLink

This refers to the VideoSnapshot widget and returns the value of its property "WebLink".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
VideoSnapshot1.WebLink = "https://www.christiepandorasbox.com"

VncPanelName.Compression

Example:
vdouble = VncPanel1.Compression

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.VncPanel(1).Compression

This refers to the VncPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Compression".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
VncPanel1.Compression = 3

VncPanelName.ForwardKeyboard

Example:
vbool = VncPanel1.ForwardKeyboard

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.VncPanel(1).ForwardKeyboard

This refers to the VncPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Forward keyboard events": "False" when it is deactivated (default) and "True" when activated.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
VncPanel1.ForwardKeyboard =

VncPanelName.ForwardMouse

Example:
vbool = VncPanel1.ForwardMouse

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.VncPanel(1).ForwardMouse

This refers to the VncPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Forward mouse/touch events":: "False" when it is deactivated (default) and "True" when activated.
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
VncPanel1.ForwardMouse =

VncPanelName.IpAddress

Example:
vstring = VncPanel1.IpAddress

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.VncPanel(1).IpAddress

This refers to the VncPanel widget and returns the value of its property "IP Address".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
VncPanel1.IpAddress = "2.0.0.1"

VncPanelName.Password

Example:
vstring = VncPanel1.Password

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.VncPanel(1).Password

This refers to the VncPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Password".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
VncPanel1.Password = "PB"

VncPanelName.Port

Example:
vdouble = VncPanel1.Port

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.VncPanel(1).Port

This refers to the VncPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Port".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
VncPanel1.Port = 5901

VncPanelName.Quality

Example:
vdouble = VncPanel1.Quality

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.VncPanel(1).Quality

This refers to the VncPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Quality".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
VncPanel1.Quality = 3

VncPanelName.Throttle

Example:
vdouble = VncPanel1.Throttle

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.VncPanel(1).Throttle

This refers to the VncPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Throttle".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
VncPanel1.Throttle = 250

WebBrowserName.Url

Example:
vstring = WebBrowser1.Url

Alternative Example:
vstring = Project.WebBrowser(1).Url

This refers to the WebBrowser widget and returns the value of its property "Url".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
WebBrowser1.Url = "https://www.christiepandorasbox.com"

WheelName.Max

Example:
vdouble = Wheel1.Max

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Wheel(1).Max

This refers to the Wheel widget and returns the value of its property "Maximum Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Wheel1.Max = 100

WheelName.Midi

Example:
Wheel1.Midi.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.Wheel(1).Midi.SubMember

This accesses all available Midi members; set a dot and choose one from the list.

WheelName.Min

Example:
vdouble = Wheel1.Min

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Wheel(1).Min

This refers to the Wheel widget and returns the value of its property "Minimum Value".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
Wheel1.Min = -100

WheelName.NetBroadcasting

Example:
Wheel1.NetBroadcasting.SubMember

Alternative Example:
Project.Wheel(1).NetBroadcasting.SubMember

The "Network Broadcasting Service" (NBS) is currently not working.

WheelName.Value

Example:
vdouble = Wheel1.Value

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.Wheel(1).Value

This refers to the Wheel widget and returns the value of its property "Value".
 
It can be either changed manually in the GUI or scripted with below command:
Wheel1.Value = 50

XyPanelName.Angle_Default

Example:
vdouble = XyPanel1.Angle_Default

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.XyPanel(1).Angle_Default

This refers to the XyPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Default Angle".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
XyPanel1.Angle_Default = 10

XyPanelName.CurrentAngle

Example:
vdouble = XyPanel1.CurrentAngle

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.XyPanel(1).CurrentAngle

This refers to the XyPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Current Angle".
 
It is calculated by the input points in the GUI but can also be set with below command:
XyPanel1.CurrentAngle = 10

XyPanelName.CurrentDistance

Example:
vdouble = XyPanel1.CurrentDistance

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.XyPanel(1).CurrentDistance

This refers to the XyPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Current Distance".
 
It is calculated by the input points in the GUI but can also be set with below command:
XyPanel1.CurrentDistance = 10

XyPanelName.CurrentX

Example:
vdouble = XyPanel1.CurrentX

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.XyPanel(1).CurrentX

This refers to the XyPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Current X".
 
It is calculated by the input points in the GUI but can also be set with below command:
XyPanel1.CurrentX = 10

XyPanelName.CurrentY

Example:
vdouble = XyPanel1.CurrentY

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.XyPanel(1).CurrentY

This refers to the XyPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Current Y".
 
It is calculated by the input points in the GUI but can also be set with below command:
XyPanel1.CurrentY = 10

XyPanelName.Distance_Default

Example:
vdouble = XyPanel1.Distance_Default

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.XyPanel(1).Distance_Default

This refers to the XyPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Default Distance".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
XyPanel1.Distance_Default = 10

XyPanelName.IsActive

Example:
vbool = XyPanel1.IsActive

Alternative Example:
vbool = Project.XyPanel(1).IsActive

This refers to the XyPanel widget and returns the state of its property "IsActive": "False" when no input is detected in the Panel and "True" when there is one.

XyPanelName.MouseX_Default

Example:
vdouble = XyPanel1.MouseX_Default

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.XyPanel(1).MouseX_Default

This refers to the XyPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Default Mouse X".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
XyPanel1.MouseX_Default = 10

XyPanelName.MouseY_Default

Example:
vdouble = XyPanel1.MouseY_Default

Alternative Example:
vdouble = Project.XyPanel(1).MouseY_Default

This refers to the XyPanel widget and returns the value of its property "Default Mouse Y".
 
It can be either set in the widget's "Item Properties dialog" or with below command:
XyPanel1.MouseY_Default = 10