Range bar

This Range Bar Chart Maker creates floating bars that display the minimum and maximum values associated with geographical data. Data points are built starting from the minimum values and as a result, each bar shows the difference between the highest and lowest values and appears to float above the X axis. Floating bar charts are a visually appealing way of showing differences in distribution between the data entities and provides a clear message to the viewer. The distribution of values is an important element in data analysis. In physical geography, a small range may be associated with well sorted sediment of similar sizes, typical of bed load in the lower course of a river. In human geography, the range of data may indicate the extent of homogeneity or diversity within an urban area, and suggest further areas for investigation. A bi-polar example of floating range bars used to display minimum and maximum perception values for four areas within El Raval, Barcelona, is shown below. Enter your data in the calculator below. Click the 'Calculate' followed by 'Open Range Bar Chart' buttons and your range bar chart will open in a new window. Hover over the chart to display the data. Right-click to save the image. The 'Customise' button opens options to edit the chart title, bar data and axes labels. Minimum-Maximum Range Bar Chart Maker Maximum-Minimum Range Floating Bar Chart made with this Range Bar Chart Maker

Whammy bar to do different things depending on whether the bar is pushed up, or down. You can program the VG-99 or GR-55 to respond in one way for controller in a range a 0 - 64, and a different way for controllers in the range of 64 - 127. See the examples below. To program the Virtual Whammy bar in "Center" mode (with GR-55): Example 2: USER 01-3 Fantasy E. Guitar - PCM and Modeling Guitar Work Together Summary: Pressing the Virtual Whammy bar down transposes the modeling guitar pitch down -2 steps, and pulling the Virtual Whammy bar up transposes the modeling guitar pitch up +2 steps. The Modeling Guitar and PCM tones bend together. SWITCH ON TARGET MODELING TONE BLEND TARGET MIN -2 TARGET MAX +2 SOURCE CC3 SOURCE MODE MOMENT ACT RANGE LO 0 ACT RANGE HI 127 SWITCH ON TARGET TONE1 BEND TARGET MIN -2 TARGET MAX +2 SOURCE CC3 SOURCE MODE MOMENT ACT RANGE LO 0 ACT RANGE HI 127 SWITCH ON TARGET TONE2 BEND TARGET MIN -2 TARGET MAX +2 SOURCE CC3 SOURCE MODE MOMENT ACT RANGE LO 0 ACT RANGE HI 127 Example 3: USER 02-1 Hard St/Syn FX - PCM and Modeling Guitar Independent Pitch Transpose Summary: Pressing the Virtual Whammy bar down transposes the modeling guitar pitch down -12 steps, but the PCM tones are not effected. Pulling the Virtual Whammy bar up transposes the PCM tones up +12 steps, but the modeling pitch is not effected. SWITCH ON TARGET MODELING TONE BLEND TARGET MIN -12 TARGET MAX 0 SOURCE CC3 SOURCE MODE MOMENT ACT RANGE LO 0 ACT RANGE HI 127 SWITCH ON TARGET TONE1 BEND TARGET MIN 0 TARGET MAX +12 SOURCE CC3 SOURCE MODE MOMENT ACT RANGE LO 0 ACT RANGE HI 127 SWITCH ON TARGET TONE2 BEND TARGET MIN 0 TARGET MAX +12 SOURCE CC3 SOURCE MODE MOMENT ACT RANGE LO 0 ACT RANGE HI 127 Programming Real-Time - MIDI Continuous Controllers, CV#1, CV#2, CV#4: In addition to the Virtual Whammy bar, the IMG2010 has the more control knobs that can be programmed to make real-time control changes. The obvious application is to map modeled GR-300 parameters to these knobs, filter cutoff, resonance, and LFO depth. But any of the extensive list of GR-55 or VG-99 parameters can be changed in real time, making for a high level of performance capability. Example 1: USER 01-1 GR-300

Master electric bike tire pressure with this guide. Learn tips for various tire types, routine maintenance, and adjusting for different conditions. Tire pressure is an integral component in optimizing performance and longevity for an electric bicycle.Properly inflated tires ensure a more comfortable, safe, and energy efficient journey; incorrect pressure can lead to poor handling, faster tire wear, and possible safety concerns.This guide will equip you with all the knowledge necessary to properly measure and maintain an ideal tire pressure setting on your electric bike so that every time you ride is an enjoyable one.How to Find the Right Tire Pressure for Your E-BikeStep 1: Check the Manufacturer’s RecommendationsThe recommended tire pressure range is usually printed on the sidewall of your tire. This range is a great starting point and can be adjusted based on factors like rider weight, terrain, and weather conditions.Step 2: Understand PSI and Bar MeasurementsTire pressure is measured in PSI (pounds per square inch) or bar. Most e-bike tires operate within the following ranges:Tire TypeTypical PSI RangeUse CaseStandard Tires30-80 PSICommuting, city ridingFat Tires5-30 PSIOff-road, sand, snowThin/Road Tires70-120 PSIRoad racing, high-speed ridingStep 3: Adjust for Rider Weight and TerrainRider Weight: Heavier riders should aim for the higher end of the recommended range to prevent excessive tire compression. Lighter riders can opt for lower pressures for a more comfortable ride.Terrain: Lower pressures (within the recommended range) are better for rough or uneven surfaces, while higher pressures are ideal for smooth, paved roads.Tire Pressure Recommendations by Tire Type1. Standard Tires (30-80 PSI)Best For: Commuting, city riding, and light off-road use.Starting Point: Set pressure to the midrange of the recommended PSI (e.g., 50 PSI for a 40-65 PSI range).Adjustments:Increase pressure for smoother roads and higher speeds.Decrease pressure for better traction on rough terrain.2. Fat Tires (5-30 PSI)Best For: Off-road trails, sand, and snow.Starting Point: 15-17 PSI.Adjustments:Lower pressure for soft surfaces like sand or snow.Increase pressure for harder trails to reduce rolling resistance.3. Thin/Road Tires (70-120 PSI)Best For: Road racing and high-speed riding.Starting Point: 100-120 PSI.Adjustments:Higher pressure for maximum speed and efficiency.Lower pressure slightly for wet conditions to improve grip.Tire Pressure Recommendations by Tire WidthThe ideal tire pressure for your e-bike also depends on the width of your tires. Wider tires generally require lower pressure, while narrower tires need higher pressure for optimal performance. Below is a general guide to tire pressures based on tire width:Tire WidthRecommended Pressure Range18mm9.0 bar (130 PSI)20mm8.0 bar (116 PSI)23mm7.0 bar (101 PSI)25mm6.0 bar (87 PSI)28mm5.0 bar (73 PSI)32mm4.5 bar (65 PSI)35mm4.5 bar (65 PSI)37mm4.0 bar (58 PSI)40mm4.0 bar (58 PSI)44mm3.5 bar (51 PSI)47mm3.5 bar (51 PSI)50mm3.0 bar (43 PSI)54mm2.5 bar (36 PSI)56mm2.2 bar (32 PSI)60mm2.0 bar (29 PSI)63mm2.0 bar (29 PSI)66mm1.8 bar (26 PSI)71mm1.5 bar (22

Multifunctional and multi thumb custom view component for Android. It Can be used as a normal Android seekbar, a range bar and multi-thumb bar. MultiSlider is extremely easy to use while still very flexible and customizable. Jul 27, 2016Nice seekbar for Android platform. Jun 2, 2015A semicircular seekbar view for selecting angle from 0° to 180°. Mar 7, 2017The RangeBar is an enhanced SeekBar widget in vertical. It provides 2 thumbs between 0-N value. Aug 9, 2016A slider widget for Android allowing to set a minimum and maximum value on a numerical range. Forked range-seek-bar from code.google.com/p/range-seek-bar/ Jul 5, 2014The missing view for android. Jul 27, 2018Similar to the Android built-in SeekBar, but it allows to edit a values in a range (start, end). Jan 17, 2019An Android Range Seekbar library. Feb 24, 2019Android Range Slider View. Features: Ripple effect on Android Lollipop devices Option to set custom colors for slider Option to set custom colors for slider height Sep 18, 2015RubberPicker library contains the RubberSeekBar and RubberRangePicker which are entertaining and user interactive alternatives for the standard SeekBars and RangePickers. Sep 22, 2019Circular SeekBar view for Android. Jul 5, 2014

Abilities range was narrowed to maintain the same average but with far less variance e.g. 55%-65%.Narrowed the damage range for Melee, Ranged, Magic, and Constitution abilities and special attacks.Tooltips"Modernised and created guidelines for tooltips so they're more consistent and more accurately represent the abilities"Updated tooltips for all Melee, Ranged, Magic, and Constitution abilitiesInclusion of relevant iconography and keywordsAdrenaline consumption is visible on Threshold abilitiesActual damage values are visible when equipped with appropriate weaponryDefined stricter guidelines for tooltip consistency going forwardChannelled Abilities"Channelled abilities were hard to track as they were hidden among the buff bar and it wasn't clear when it was active or for how long, and had some niche interactions that made them more confusing than standard abilities. We've added a new channel bar UI element and made several changes that improve this and support more unique channelled behaviour going forward."Added a 'Channel bar' component to the top-level interface that is now displayed when using a channelled ability.Removed channelled ability presence from the buff bar.Channelled abilities cast out of range will now cause the player to run into range and cast as expectedFixed several issues with Revolution being slow to act after finishing a channelled abilityAction bar Improvements"Modernising the action bar is an iterative process so we're making a few smaller improvements that should increase general readability."Action bar slots will now be highlighted briefly with a gold outline when interacted withBy default, action bar slots will now show their cooldown with a centred timer.Note: This feature can be moved to the top right of the ability bar slot or toggled off/on via: Settings → Combat & Action Bar → Action BarRemoved the white flash that occurs at the end of the global cooldown rotation graphicIn the future, we would like to add something subtle. But for now, this is