Slider Control Value

[Walter Soyka]

No. You can edit the slider range (via right-click), but not the value range.

You can, however, limit the value you take from the slider in your expression:
clampedValue = linear(effect("Slider Control")("Slider"),0,100,0,100);

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[Tiago Cav]

I understand.
See image, please:

One last question. Now I know that no is possible to change the “Value Range”.
But there is an expression which causes each time the property value is greater than 100, go back to 100. And each time that is less than 0, back to 0?
As in the example image, the value exceeds 100 to 123.60, I want, when I change the value to a number greater than 100 as 123.60, the value back to 100. And when is negative, return to 0. For the value, do not go beyond what is limit to the Silder.

Thanks.

[Walter Soyka]

Sure, you can adapt the expression I showed above right on the slider itself:

linear(value,0,100,0,100);

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[Tiago Cav]

Okay, cool.

By clicking and dragging, “background value” is:

When I loose the click, Value with limits defined by the expression is:

When I click the value and drag, this value becomes too large to be reaching the limit of the “Value Range”, only takes work to get back to 100 … It has to drag it all back, that was all I wanted to draw attention . But it’s fine… if no have how to limit this “background value”.