Images

Theory of Operation Configuring the Module Designer Creating a Module Module Functions and Variables Module Programming Example Module Examples Included In Developer Kit

Module Controls

Knobs Digital Counters Switches Canvases Images Animations Text Labels Editable Text Labels Sliders Buttons Toggle Buttons Audio Input and Output Jacks VU Meters LEDs MIDI Input and Output Jacks

Module Designer Features

Using the Debugger The Module Background Dialog The Skin Editor Shortcuts and Hotkeys

Installing the Module Designer

The image control displays a still image on your module. If you’re displaying a raster-based image (JPG, PNG, etc.), we recommend you use an image with double the dimensions of your display size so that it won’t look pixelated at higher zoom levels - so if you want an image to display at width of 100 and height of 150, for instance, use a 200 x 300 image as the source. The API will likely change to allow you to provide separate low and high-resolution images at some point.

Java Class Name: VoltageImage

Notable APIs: Both images and animations use the VoltageImage class, so you could technically use VoltageImage’s APIs to write code to add multiple frames and animate them, but if you want to do that, it would be much easier to just use an Animation control instead.