I have one last question before I call it a day. It's about syntax. The API wiki talks about 'properties'. For example: Name Returns the Frame's name. How do I use this to actually return a frame's name (or another property to return some more useful information). It seems that it will be really han...

Thanks to Vadi, I worked it out. The problem was me applying a component directly to the predefined border frames. The answer is to create frames the same size as each of those frames, and manipulate the newly created frames instead.

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A frame can only have ONE instance of a component in it. Components are Images, Borders, Backgrounds etc... Meaning you CAN'T have two borders in a frame, but you CAN have one border, one image, and one background in a frame. To use only one frame, the frame:Remove() and frame:Add() functions are t...

------------------------------------------------- -- Lyric -- -- -- -- Namespace "lyr" -- ------------------------------------------------- lyr = lyr or {} -- Set the border frame sizes lyr.borderframes = {} lyr.borderframes.left = { size = 0.29, } lyr.borderframes.right = { size = 0.36, ...

Thanks! That makes sense. Incidentally, I tested that advice you gave earlier and it does work, though it does mean you can't declare your frames as local variables, unless there is another way to refer to them. I have a question,more about GUI-ing in general than Vyzor (should I be making a new thr...

One more, kind of small, thing. The handle borders option - I dislike how changing the right border, brings the scroll bar in toward the center of the screen. How difficult do you think it would be to allow Vyzor to set left, top and bottom - but not the right - borders? Usually when making a gui wi...

Hrm. I'll play around with that, thanks. There may actually be a better way to achieve what I want, let me know what you think? I'm trying to build a framework for touch screen mudding on x86 tablets (notably, windows 8). The tablets in question don't exist yet, but the following is almost certain t...

How do I size an object such as a frame in such a way that it maintains a particular aspect ratio? For example, if I wish to make a clickable button that is always a square, but will still be resized larger/smaller as the mudlet window is changed? Is this possible?

So I can, I didn't notice that before. I maped a few new rooms (6-10). I then started moving them with the mouse - right clicking single rooms and moving them. After about the 5th move, mudlet froze and then closed. Process: mudlet [2796] Path: /Users/USER/Desktop/Mudlet-2.0-test4.app/Contents/MacOS...

I've come across a bug with Mudlet becoming unstable quite quickly, to the point of crashing, when I move rooms around in this fashion with the mouse. I'm still testing it out a bit before I make a proper bug report on it. I'm using the latest osx build, and I really want to test it in windows, but ...