I've been playing around with some skins and I've noticed that the positions of things often reference some variable r. What is this r?? For example:
[Name5]
MeasureName=N5
Meter=STRING
MeterStyle=Style
FontColor=#SenderFontColor(Odds)#
X=r
Y=16r
What does this mean exactly? Thanks!
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What does X=r mean?
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Re: What does X=r mean?
r and R denote relative positioning when used in X and Y on meters.
What X=r means:
Use the same X coordinate as the meter directly above it in the skin file.
What Y=16r means:
Add 16 to the Y coordinate as the meter directly above it in the skin file.
r is for the top left while R references the bottom right of the meter.
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What X=r means:
Use the same X coordinate as the meter directly above it in the skin file.
What Y=16r means:
Add 16 to the Y coordinate as the meter directly above it in the skin file.
r is for the top left while R references the bottom right of the meter.
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Re: What does X=r mean?
That makes sense, I guessed it was some reference to the previous meter. Thanks for the precise answer!