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# More complicated project. This one uses a combination of columns # and rows to achieve a different effect # first the required information inputs 1 outputs 1 data_size 1 # Let's greate a simple column start_col h label 'First Column' slider_with_label 'k0',-100,100,10,0 slider_with_label 'k1',-200,200,20,1 slider_with_label 'k2',-300,300,30,2 slider_with_label 'k3', 0, 20, 3, 3 slider_with_label 'k4', 0, 100, 5, 4 spin_with_label 'k5', 0, 100, 5, 4 spin_with_label 'k6', 0, 100, 5, 4 end_col # add a separator between the columns v_separator # now create a more complicated column start_col n label 'Second Column' start_row n start_col h slider_with_label 'h5',-100,100,10,5 slider_with_label 'h6',-200,200,20,6 slider_with_label 'h7',0,2000,100,7 end_col v_separator start_col h slider_with_label 'h8',-100,100,10,8 slider_with_label 'h9',-200,200,20,9 slider_with_label 'h10',0,2000,100,10 end_col end_row h_separator slider_with_label 'My Big Gain\nFor Control',0,2000,100,11 h_separator start_row n start_col n label 'Tiny sub-\ncolumn (1,2)' slider -100,100,10,12 spin -200,200,20,13 spin 0,2000,100,14 end_col v_separator start_col n label 'Tiny sub-\ncolumn (2,2)' slider -100,100,10,15 spin -200,200,20,16 end_col end_row end_col