Situation:
I have a slider, with default value 0, and a range that goes from -5 to +5, with "whole numbers" checked; the slider is in it's default horizontal position.
When the slider is at zero, half of it will always be filled (using either l to r, or r to l direction). This is what I am trying to get around.
I would like for it to have 0% fill at 0, and to either go left or right depending on whether its handle is dragged to a positive or negative value.
And now for a rudimentary ASCII example:
For value +3, whitespace is no fill, - is fill, # is a notch in the whole number slider
-5 0--- 5
Instead of:
-5----0--- 5
Or:
-5 0 --5
Anyways... I'm not really sure where to start, would love to hear your suggestions!
Thanks
PS: C# preferred... but I suppose beggars can't be choosers :)
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