A library of customizable views associated with one or more values for designing your own UI and/or for data visualization.
A ValueView
stores a value and will draw a representation of that value in whatever way you choose. Similarly, for a view that interacts with multiple values, there is ValuesView
.
The Quark includes functional examples classes: RotaryView
, a rotary encoder style widget (like a more flexible version of Knob
), and XYScaleView
, an X/Y plotter controller.
RotaryView
: an example of a widget made with ValueView
.
The view:
ControlSpec
s internally for un/mapping values for easy setting of ranges and warp factorsThese classes aren't quite plug-and-play: ValueView
is meant to be subclassed to author a new view/value representation. You'll also subclass ValueViewLayer
s which define drawing layers with user-assignable properties. Drawing happens through Qt's Pen
methods (used within a UserView
internally).
There's a guide to get you up and running, Guides>Subclassing ValueView
, as well as two fully functional classes to use and reference: RotaryView
and XYScaleView
.
XYScaleView
: a simple example of a widget made with ValuesView
. (Represents two independently scaled values: X an Y)
Install via SuperCollider's command line:
Quarks.install("https://github.com/mtmccrea/ValueView")
Known issues are logged at GitHub.
0.1.0
The development of the ValueView Quark for SuperCollider3 is supported by The University of Washington's Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media (DXARTS).
Copyright the ATK Community, Joseph Anderson, and Michael McCrea, 2018.