Although Embedded and PC Developer share many similarities and often the components used in one are the same as the other. Web Developer is fundamentally different. It is based on JavaScript rather than C and the simulation is inherently different. Programming concepts for a browser-based environmen...

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll look into it.

You could maybe hide the label on the gauge with a shape and use your own text label showing the value in the required format.

That should work ok. I'll try this when I get a chance and try to find out what is going wrong

Thanks, Bob. We plan to improve many aspects of Web Developer soon and these suggestions will be added to our list. Regarding colour of the traces, you can change them if you select 'custom' from the style property. The custom style also lets you have a transparent background which may help you with...

simon-sandtcontrols wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 02, 2026 8:32 am

I am not sure what file format the .fcpcd is, but Flowcode 10 won't recognise it, so I can't look and see what you have done.

I think you could change the extension to .fcsx and then it should load into Flowcode v10.

Sorry for taking a while to respond and thanks for the polite reminder :) I don't have that chip, but I have tried your project on another chip (PIC18F67K40) and it works fine. At first I thought the issue might be because you are outputting to the same pin as the PWM, but that does not seem to caus...

Thank you for reporting this. I can see the problem and will try to get a fix out soon. The problem is that another subcomponent is blocking most of the left-most gauge. It doesn't completely cover the gauge and you should be able to click it near the top and it will work. This means that as a worka...

The templates/examples are stored with Flowcode's other Library Files data and can be overwritten, so I would not suggest copying your files there unless you were careful to keep backups. If you did want to add templates there, then they are located here: %PROGRAMDATA%\MatrixTSL\FlowcodeV11\Misc\Tem...

Also, the direct string comparison current only works with the "is equal to" ("==" / "=") and "is not equal to" ("<>" / "!=") operators. We may change this in a future release so it also works with "greater than" (etc).