Physical Props - Displays

There are so many different types of screen available. The 'Screebley' has a HDMI output which supports up to 1920x1080 resolution. The Screebley4K does what it says.

In terms of development you can consider that the 'Screenbly' displays a web page on the display and listens for events:

• goto - goto another URL, its best to test this on a normal web browser since sending a 'Screebley' to an invalid page requires a reboot
• UI(n) - hide or make visible elements enclosed within divs with the ID "UIn", e.g. "UI3". This allows you to create any 'alarm' or 'alerts' to pop up as your narrative demands.
• Others - within the javascript you can access all the events that are emitted by the set wide net server. In the example above you can see gauges responding to scaler events.

Here some example events:

    
        {'e':'Gribbley1','d':'goto','u':'/swn/svg-gauges' }  // go to the SVG gauges page
        {'e':'Gribbley1','d':'UI1','u':'hide' }              // hide the first UI element
        {'e':'Gribbley1','d':'UI2','u':'show' }              // show the second UI element
        {'e':'Gribbley1', 'd':'Reload'}                      // reload the page