Vertical Image Height

[shabanov88]

Hi guys,
how can i set vertical height on image like vertical progress bar pos ?
i make slider with images on my project
need height from bottom to top not from top to bottom
here is the example image

[shabanov88]

sorry BTW i use slider framework frome here

https://forums.indigorose.com/forum/old-versions/autoplay-media-studio-7-5/autoplay-media-studio-7-5-examples/15220-sample-slider-framework

[colc]

Hi Just drag vknob_Pic to bottom of vslider_Pic.Select vknob & then shift vslider pics and use align centre horizontal to centre
cheers

[shabanov88]

Hi Just drag vknob_Pic to bottom of vslider_Pic.Select vknob & then shift vslider pics and use align centre horizontal to centre
cheers

thanks for reply my friend
need to size red image from bottom to top
here is the example APZ
thank you so much

[colc]

OK my friend you had your 3 images "Grouped" that is why you woudn't have been able to move just the vknob
cheers
Test Slider2.apz

[shabanov88]

OK my friend you had your 3 images "Grouped" that is why you woudn't have been able to move just the vknob
cheers
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thanks for reply my friend
this is not important

function On_Slider_Move(sCurrentSlider, nPercent)
if sCurrentSlider == "vknob_1" then
---- image size code here
end
end

on this function need to add code to change image size
i try this code
Image.SetProperties("eq_fill_1", { Y=71 + Image.GetSize("vslider_1").Height - nPercent, Height=71 + Image.GetSize("vslider_1").Height });
but not work , I'm very bad in math

[shabanov88]

function On_Slider_Move(sCurrentSlider, nPercent)
    if sCurrentSlider == "vknob_1" then
        local eq_pos   = Image.GetPos("vslider_1");
        local eq_size  = Image.GetSize("vslider_1");
        local fill_size = Image.GetSize("eq_fill_1");
        Image.SetProperties("eq_fill_1", { Y=(eq_pos.Y + eq_size.Height) - fill_size.Height, Height=(nPercent/100)*eq_size.Height });
    end
end

this code works but 1 percent out of vslider_1 image , someone to help for this ?

here is the APZ: