novasnoa

I want 6 sliders behave, that when i move one the other five automatically adapt in a way that the sum of all of the sliders is never higher than 100.

Which would mean that if 1 is at 60 and another at 40 and i move up one of them, the second slider moves down with the same "speed"

But if one is 60 and two are 20 and i move one up, the other sliders move down in half "speed".

Actually i always have to monitor the sliders, check how many are higher the 0, take the value of the changed slider devide it by this amount and reduce the other sliders by it...

I have a knot in my brain, can someone maybe help me out with the simple solution i just totally forgot about :)

I want 6 sliders behave, that when i move one the other five automatically adapt in a way that the sum of all of the sliders is never higher than 100. 

But if one is 60 and two are 20 and i move one up, the other sliders move down in half "speed".
and so on...

6-sliders-or-a-multislider-should-have-summed-up-allways-a-value-of-100

I'm not sure exactly what your asking, but try this.

what i mean is i have 6 sliders with a range of 0/100 and while i move one of them the others automatically adapt/change so that the sum all of them is never higher then 100.

I want to set a weighted probability with those sliders.

There are 6 possible events, only one of them can happen...

The sum obviously should not go over 100% but it can go lower then 100% in which case the probability would rise that nothing happens...

If someone has a better idea for an interface to set this, let me know

I want to set a weighted probability with those sliders.
There are 6 possible events, only one of them can happen...

Slider A is on 60,
Slider B on 10 and
Slider C on 30 

a 60% probability of A to happen
a 10% probability of B to happen
a 30% probability of C to happen

slider B should go automatically to 0
and slider C to 20

i hope this make sense...
If someone has a better idea for an interface to set this, let me know


I worked out this range percentage thing once:

7 sliders, but you could adapt it. will that work for you?

And its even better using the rsliders as i just have to connect them to seven split objects and then put those split objects in a row and send a random number between 0 and 100 in, and it outputs exactly what i want!!!

No Worries, I think I used this originally to work out weightings in a probability based music system. It was years ago, but I remember being pretty pleased with it when I sussed it out.

No Worries, I think I used this originally to work out weightings in a probability  based music system. It was years ago, but I remember being pretty pleased with it when I sussed it out.

yeah, i thought of a scale when you said its seven sliders,

i will use it for something very similar, except its for guitar chords rather then a scales.

yeah, i thought of a scale when you said its seven sliders,
i will use it for something very similar, except its for guitar chords rather then a scales.


6 sliders or a multislider should have summed up allways a value of 100??!