Grass Valley Xstudio Vertigo Suite v.4.10 - Manual (Page 219)

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Working with control objects
Checkbox & Radio Button objects on the control canvas
The purpose of adding the Checkbox and Radio button primitives to the control-
side of a project is so that you can assign actions to the object in order to make it trigger
commands when selected/deselected by the operator either prior or during playout.
Therefore, checkbox objects are most often associated with actions that are executed on
the
On Checked and On Unchecked events, while radio button objects are most often
associated with actions that are executed on the On Selected and On Unselected
events.See “Adding logic to control objects” on page 10-1 for more information.
When a checkbox or radio button object is selected on the canvas, the Properties Browser
displays the following properties:
Category Checkbox / Radio Button object properties
The following properties determine the identity and control of the checkbox or radio
button object:
Name , Text , Visible , Locked , Checked (checkbox only), Selected (radio button only)
Click on the links or see “Control object properties” on page 15-2 for a description
of each of these properties.
Position The following properties allow you to set the coordinates (location) of the checkbox
or radio button object:
X , Y
Click on the links or see “Control object properties” on page 15-2 for a description
of each of these properties.
Multiple checkboxes can be selected
at any one time, but only one radio button
can be selected at a time.