A Problem of "Reference"

[GerdW]

Hi karivotski,

use controls from "classic" palette, they are easier to customize.

Then use the brush tool to color them as needed!

[karivotski]

Thank you ! 

[karivotski]

Just an other question : My array have several buttons. I want to blink each buttons, so I have to place a LED behind each buttons in order to blink it as you told me. But it is a bit boring to do this ... so I though that I will do an array of LED, but If I do this, I will blink again ALL the LED as you told me ? Am I right ? 

Thank you ! 

[GerdW]

Hi karivotski,

you should use colorboxes instead of LED indicators so you can change their values!

(If you use LED indicators you can switch them between T/F to simulate blinking, with colorboxes you could even fade colors…)

[Hooovahh]

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@karivotski wrote:

I can't open your file ... I have the 2014 version of LabVIEW ... Could you please send me your file by using this version ? 

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Sure, I thought I linked to the thread instead of the attachment. Here is the thread.  And attached is the 2014 version.

[karivotski]

At the beginning , I was working on color box but I can't change the visibility of the color box ... and I don't understand how the "transparent " color works ... because when I put the transparant color to the color box, (a big T appears) but it is not transparent and I can't see my button behind ... Where as with the Led indicator I can see my button if i change the visibility of the LED indicator. 

Suppose I use a color Box could I change the value of each button contained into an array without modifying the values/transparency of the other buttons ?  

Thank you !