I've looked and looked. Honestly, no exaggeration, spent half a day trying to make this work.
I want it so at a certain angle, I'll use one visibility state. I'm out of idea as to how to make this work.
My base block is the GRADING.NEW and the one I'm working on is the GRADING.TEST
I'm actually gonna use 4 visibility state, but I want to learn how to do it, so If someone could make this work, that'd be nice. And please let me know what I was doing wrong.
Thank you.
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Hi-
I think I got this to work. You were just missing a "on" visibility state for the Lookup symbol itself for the RIGHT side condition. I added that and I think this will work. Let me know if you have further questions.
There are two toggle visibility switches for On and Off. Please see below for the "On" one. I switched the Visibility State to RIGHT and then clicked the button below and selected the Lookup symbol that was turned off.
Michael M. Carlson
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I'm sorry I might have worded my post wrong. I actually wanted it to automatically switch visibility state at certain angle. I'm attaching a block I found in this forum that's close to what I want my block to do. There are two of them in this file. Both does the same, as a block, but is setup differently. I think the one on the right is easier. It uses visibility and lookup. The other is much more complex.
Thanks for quick response
This is exactly how I wanted it. And this double look up is something I never came across in my search. Now that I understand how it works. Thank you!
But while we're at it, how do you make that "Do not edit"? "Tag: VALUE" ?
Just another option. This block uses a similar double lookup with the rotation but this one operates a flip action and uses a single attribute.
I too had to search around for how to make a double lookup, Thank you Jeff_M for posting the info and providing a solution I could dissect.
Nice, @MMcCall402. I did a bit more playing with your solution. I added a second Flip action and modified the Angles in the Rotation parameter to get this:
Very nice indeed. I wanted to go with the rotation/flip at first but i didn't like how it looks off center when flipped. I know this is because my text is angled. Any solution on this?
Also, just a general curiosity question to all, would any of you actually use this? I am using this now on a grading sheet.
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