Range Tab

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Will add a range output widget to the grid. When a range is selected the Inputbox on the right of the screen will start showing the range properties.

Bar	Description
PATH	This is where you configure the linkage of the parameter you want to manipulate.
`prefix`	In the `prefix` you fill in the path of a parameter. A prefix is mainly useful for editing multiple paths of parameters.
`path`	In the `path` bar you select the path in the parameter tree to link with this element.
`channel`	If a selected parameter is a array you can select the desired `channel` of the array here.
VISIBILITY	In the Visibility bar you can select the Parameter in the Parameter tree that will make this your element show up. Per default no path will always make a element show up.
`prefix`	In the `prefix` you fill in the path of a parameter. A prefix is mainly useful for editing multiple paths of parameters.
`path`	This `path` manipulates the visibility of the element and can be selected from the parameter tree.
`channel`	If a selected parameter is a array you can select the desired `channel` of the array here.
`expression`	With the `expression` you can manipulate the presentation of the output. For example convert Meters to Inches. The raw parameter is called `x`.
FILTER
`gain`	With the `gain` you can define the gain for the range slider.
`offset`	With the `offset` you can define a offset for the range slider.
`unit`	Here you can define the units shown in the range slider.
VALUE
`min`	The `min` value is the minimum value that can be selected within the range.
`max`	The `max` value is the maximum value that can be selected within the range.
`step`	The `step` size determines the size of steps within the range.
`decimals`	With the `decimals` you can choose how many decimals are shown within the range.
`update on`	The update on options make it possible to update the selected value within the range directly on movement (`move`) or on release (`release`).
STYLE
`label`	Here you can define the label/name of your range.
POSITION
`x`	The `x` position of a element is defined here.
`y`	The `y` position of a element is defined here.
`z`	The `z` position of a element is defined here.
`width`	The `width` of a element is defined here.