Visual and functional transform
AssigneeAdobe Systems Incorporated
InventorTyler J. Lettau
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Abstract
Techniques for a visual and functional transform are described, including presenting a graphical representation including a first level and a second level, the first level and the second level each including an option associated with an object, receiving an input indicating selection of the option, and selection of the option initiates expansion of the graphical representation from the first level to the second level, and modifying a visual characteristic associated with the first level to graphically distinguish the first level from the second level when the expansion occurs.
Claims18
A method comprising:
- presenting a graphical representation comprising a first level, including a plurality of options associated with an object;
- receiving an input to select one of the plurality of options related to modifying a parameter associated with the object;
- and
- responsive to the receiving:
- initiating expansion of the graphical representation from the first level to a second level, the second level including another plurality of options associated with the object;
- modifying a visual characteristic of displayed unselected options of the first level to graphically distinguish the displayed unselected options of the first level from the another plurality of options of the second level as a part of the initiated expansion;
- and
- displaying a slide bar to modify the parameter associated with the object.
A method comprising:
- presenting a level of a transform, the level comprising a plurality of options associated with an object;
- receiving an input to select one of the plurality of options related to modifying a parameter associated with the object;
- and
- responsive to the receiving:
- initiating a modification of the transform by presenting another level, the another level including another plurality of options associated with the object;
- modifying the displayed unselected options of the level;
- and
- displaying a slide bar to modify the parameter associated with the object.
A system comprising:
- one or more processors;
- and
- memory coupled to the one or more processors, the memory comprising instructions executable by the one or more processors to:
- present a graphical representation comprising a first level, the first level including a plurality of options associated with an object;
- receive an input to select one of the plurality of options related to modifying a parameter associated with the object;
- and
- responsive to the received selection:
- initiate expansion of the graphical representation from the first level to a second level, the second level including another plurality of options associated with the object;
- modify a visual characteristic of displayed unselected options of the first level to graphically distinguish the displayed unselected options of the first level from the another plurality of options as a part of the initiated expansion;
- and
- display a slide bar to modify the parameter associated with the object.
One or more computer-readable storage devices comprising instructions that responsive to execution by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to:
- present a graphical representation comprising a first level, the first level including a plurality of options associated with an object;
- receive an input to select one of the plurality of options related to modifying a parameter associated with the object;
- and
- responsive to the received selection:
- initiate expansion of the graphical representation from the first level to a second level, the second level including another plurality of options associated with the object;
- modify a visual characteristic of displayed unselected options of the first level to graphically distinguish the displayed unselected options of the first level from the another plurality of options of the second level as a part of the initiated expansion;
- and
- display a slide bar to modify the parameter associated with the object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.