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I've been told about this and apparently I should give it a go, however some help would be greatly appreciated

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Number you can set to zero with buttons that let you increase and decrease by 1 at a time. It uses sliders to change the colour of a button.

That's the buttons code:

RGBA(Slider1.Value, Slider1_1, Slider1_2, 1)

The sliders don't use code they just use the colour values

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Coopedup 355 on at

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@Powerappssucks Create a slider and set the low and high values to be 0 and 255 (default 0). Copy this slide 2 more times.

On your button Fill item, add this (change the slider names accordingly)
RGBA(Slider2.Value, Slider2_1.Value, Slider2_2.Value, 1)

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This changes the colour of the button what I need it for there to be 2 buttons, 1 that decreases the value by 1 and one that increases the value by one and I need this for all 3 of the sliders.

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Okay....
Add your slider and"-" and "+" icons (or a button). On the slider set the default to be varSlider. Then on the negative OnSelect I put Set(varSlider -1) and the positive icon OnSelect Set(varSlider + 1).

This will only be retained for the duration you have the app open and reset on next launch. You'd need to save the values if you want to reuse.

varSlider Set(varSlider + 1) Set(varSlider - 1)

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