6 posts tagged with "components"

If you are evaluating Storyboard or the Torizon platform you will likely have seen our pre-built container images configured to run on the Toradex Torizon platform. After you’ve played around with the image a bit, you will likely want to build your own container. Docker is a very flexible and configurable platform so I’m going to show you what we’ve done internally for our container and you can use that as inspiration or a base for your container going forward. To begin you will require the followirng pieces:

Storyboard’s collaborative features help multiple users develop applications faster. You can merge multiple files (*.gde) together and produce a single output during runtime. This tutorial explains how to create a project with multiple application files.

Your custom-built components can now be modified after-the-fact improving their reusability across different GUI applications and helping speed up the GUI development process.

Arcs can be used for many purposes, but are often used to show some form of progress. This tutorial will walk you through how to animate an arc to create a loading wheel, using two different methods. The first will use the start and end angles that define the arc to create a spinning wheel where the tail chases the head. The second will use the arc’s rotation to create a pinwheel-like animation.

Arcs are often used for gauges and methods of showing some kind of level of data or progress. This tutorial will walk you through how to handle incoming data using Storyboard IO, and use that data to display an increase or decrease using a gauge made with arcs.

This quick tutorial will show how to use the 3D Model Control with a new project.