i tested with our old project (CleanPlayer), and it's working,
how do you using it?
make sure you have added the command/function to the Event of object

but why you have used 2 text objects in each side of roundline?
maybe you wanted one to display value and another % sign?
but it has 0 on the one with % sign,
is it a mistake or it should be this way?

edit:
i have tested it with the VolumeCore,
am i suppose to change it to PlayerControlCore for testing?


edit2:
i have tested it with PlayerControlCore, and it's working,
maybe it wasn't working for you because you didn't add the commands for the PlayerControlCore,
the command for Cores are different:

example:
for VolumeCore, it is: [!DownVolume=10]
for PlayerControlCore, it is: [!VolumeDown] (it will change the volume by 5%)

btw you have saw my pm..?

There are two txt objects:
- 0% (the bottom text without any tag assigned)
- The (%) txt (that has the corrisponding tag showing the percentage)

I know all this hamid! I added the commands but nothing... I'm not so rookie man!
The fact is that using the playercontrolcore volume % tag, not work for all the 3 objects (the txt recognizes the value but doesn't change, the click on commands to up/down WITH the corrisponding tags (!VolumeDown) don't work, the roundine either)
So something is wrong there.....

yes, i'll do it later, maybe tomorrow,

so what's the reason for using zero for bottom text?

Note:
the player should be opened when you want to change the volume,
because it couldn't access to the player when it's not opened
(so better to be playing or showing to see it's opened and responding)

Thanks!!!
Is something different, right?

You're right!
But I'm 100% sure that I was able to control the player's volume before playback....Hmm

yes, it's amazing...
and i have seen you have added your name everywhere in widget

You're right!
But I'm 100% sure that I was able to control the player's volume before playback....Hmm
but as you told me before, you have used VolumeCore most of the time for widgets,
am i wrong?

and also you have told me before (in CleanPlayer Project) that it always automatically starts playing when you start the widget,
so maybe because of this, you have never seen this before

I added a right click option so the message on the sign can be customized!
I made it with a little trick using the shortcutcore instead of "edit" object
1) I didn't want it editable on mouse click

To be honest I started using the player's volume control after your first suggestion but I made some player widgets since then and I don't remember this "bug" before..

but maybe better to wait for this option to be added to the core

just to note, it can also be done using promptbox, but promptbox is a simple box