Variables are items in vpx you can set, adjust or call.

Learn about the different variables and events in VPX (Visual Pinball X) with this informative document. Discover how to customize settings, use timers, apply image textures and blending filters, adjust opacity and brightness, define colors, and much more

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Call	Detail	Example
Name(string)
TimerEnabled(bool)
TimerInterval(int)	set interval for triggering the timer (1 equals 1000 timer calls per second, 1000 equals 1 timer call per second, -1 makes it dependent on the FPS that a user can reach)
ImageA(string)	texture name for image A
ImageB(string)	texture name for image B
Filter(string)	use one of the following filters to blend ImageA > ImageB: 'None', 'Additive', 'Multiply', 'Overlay', 'Screen' (filter names are case sensitive!) this feature only works if you defined both images
Amount(int)	defines the filter amount how much of ImageB is filtered over ImageA in percent (0..100, can be set to >100 though)
Mode	0=ImageModeWorld, 1=ImageModeWrap
DisplayTexture(bool)
Opacity(int)	lets you define the blend amount 0..100% (you can use values >100% though to for example enhance the strength of flashers in additive alpha blending mode)
IntensityScale(float)	sets the flashers brightness/emission scale, so that one can fade in/out all affected flashers with the same scaling factor
Color	defines the color of the element in the editor. If you don't want to colorize the image set the color to blank white (RGB 255,255,255)
Visible(bool)	shows/hides the flasher
AddBlend(bool)	use additive alpha blending instead of classical alpha blending
ImageAlignment
ModulateVsAdd(float)	blends between modulating and additive when bulb is enabled (0..1)
DMD(bool)	enable DMD image via script connection
UserValue(any)	can store any user defined value for re-use later-on

Event	Detail	Example
_Init
_Timer

Flasher

Variables

Events