Display or change a range of numbers Set a value range from the lowest to highest value. Cycling '74 Max U/I int Sets Current Low Value TEXT_HERE int Sets Current High Value TEXT_HERE Low Value TEXT_HERE High Value TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Output minimum and maximum In left inlet: Sends out the minimum and maximum values of the currently displayed range. Set minimum, cause output In left inlet: The number sets the minimum limit of a range displayed as a colored region on the rslider, and causes the minimum and maximum values of that range to be sent out. A number that exceeds the limits of the rslider itself will be limited to stay within the rslider.

The minimum and maximum values can also be set (and sent out) by dragging with the mouse across a range in the rslider. Set minimum, cause output Converted to int. Set values, cause output In left inlet: The first two numbers in the list are used to set the minimum and maximum values of the displayed range, and are sent out. Set maximum In right inlet: The number is stored as the maximum limit of the range displayed in color on the rslider. A number that exceeds the limits of the rslider itself will be limited to stay within the rslider.

The minimum and maximum values can also be set (and sent out) by dragging with the mouse across a range in the rslider. Set maximum In right inlet: The number is stored as the maximum limit of the range displayed in color on the rslider. A number that exceeds the limits of the rslider itself will be limited to stay within the rslider.

The minimum and maximum values can also be set (and sent out) by dragging with the mouse across a range in the rslider. Set end points, cause output Clicking on the rslider object and dragging sets the minimum and maximum values and sends them out the object's outlets (or left outlet in list mode). or setting attributes. Set values without output In left inlet: The word set, followed by two numbers, sets the minimum and maximum values of the currently displayed range, without sending them out the outlets. Set object ranges The word setminmax, followed by two numbers, sets the low and high range values for the rslider object. The floatoutput attribute will automatically be set. Background color Sets the background color of the rslider object in RGBA format. Border color Sets the border color of the rslider object in RGBA format. Center line toggle Toggles the drawing of a center line on the rslider display. The default value is 1 (on). Range color Sets the range color of the rslider object in RGBA format. Output type flag Toggles floating-point output from the slider object. The default is 0 (off). List output mode Toggles the list output mode. When it is on, the rslider object will output the min and max values as a list out the left outlet. Otherwise, the values are sent out the right and left outlets. The default value is 0 (off). Offset Sets value that will be added to the rslider object's lower value before it is sent out the outlet. Multiplier Sets a multiplier value. The rslider object's value will be multiplied by this number before it is sent out the outlet. The default value is 1. Orientation Sets the rslider object to a horizontal or vertical data display.
Automatic: (the default) sets the display dependent on the size of the slider - longest side of the rectangle that describes the slider sets the orientation.
Horizontal
Vertical TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Enable parameter mode handling Enables use of this object with Max for Live Parameters and allows for setting initial parameter values in the Max environment. Set overall range size Sets the total range of the rslider. The rslider will range from 0 to one less than the specified size. A size message smaller than 1 will be automatically set to 2. By default, the size of an rslider is 128. Style Sets the style to be applied to the object. Styles can be set using the Format palette. In the right inlet, the number is taken as one end of the range. The left inlet sets the other end. Drawing the range with the mouse always outputs the lowest value out the left outlet and the highest out the right.
Shift-clicking extends the range instead of replacing it. Command-clicking (Macintosh) or Control-double-clicking (Windows) and dragging shifts the current range values up or down. Option-clicking (Macintosh) or Alt-clicking (Windows) and dragging up or down expands or shrinks the currently selected range. Command-double-clicking (Macintosh) or Control-double-clicking (Windows) selects the entire range. The maximum value of the displayed range is sent out the right outlet, and the minimum value is sent out the left outlet. Output is triggered by a new minimum value (or a bang) received in the left inlet, or by clicking or dragging the mouse in the rslider.