Box - tab of the PmgObject object

Description:

Setting the background area of the Pmg object.

This tab with the configurators is present in the following Pmg objects: PmgNumber, PmgString, PmgButton, PmgButtonState, PmgRadioButton, PmgBox, PmgMeterBox, PmgBar, PmgBarBox, PmgSlider, PmgSliderBox and PmgPrototype.

Configurators:

Background color	Background color of the object. This configurator sets the initial value of the ColorItem property.

Border width	Panel border width (in pixels). This configurator sets the initial value of the BorderWidth property.
Border type	Border type of the background area. This configurator sets the initial value of the BorderType property. This configurator is not in the object: PmgButton and PmgButtonState. 0 - Outset 1 - Inset 2 - Groove 3 - Ridge 4 - Solid - Border color see Border dark color.
Border color mode	Border colors can be generated automatically or they can be entered manually. Border colors automatically (default) Enter border colors - Cannot be set in the Pmg object: PmgSlider and PmgBar.
Border light color	Light color of the background area border. This configurator sets the initial value of the ColorLight property. It is relevant only if the "Border color mode" configurator is set to "Enter border colors" and the "Border type" configurator is not set to "4 - Solid".
Border dark color	Dark color of the background area border. This configurator sets the initial value of the ColorDark property. It is relevant only if the "Border color mode" configurator is set to "Enter border colors". If the "Border type" configurator is set to "4 - Solid", then this color specifies the color of the border line.
Border color contrast (-100 to 100%)	Contrast of the change of border color towards panel color. It has sense only if the "Border color mode" configurator is set to "Border colors automatically".

Gradient	Enable/disable the gradient.
Light side position	Direction from which the object is lighted up. Up Left Down Right
Contrast (-100 to 100%)	Contrast of the gradient (in percentage). The 0 value means no contrast, values -100, 100 are for the maximum contrast. If the value of the contrast is positive (>0), then the color is made darker (in the "Background color" configurator). If the value is negative (<0), then the color is made lighter.