# Picture Display

You can perform operations on images in the Picture Display.

Note:

For information on the naming convention and script keywords, refer to the following.
Naming Conventions

##### Block

##### Text

changePictureDisplay(PICTUREDISPLAY, $Enums.MoveTo.Next);
1 2

- When using the [Update] operation

updatePictureDisplay(PICTUREDISPLAY);
2 1

1: Picture Display

2: Operation

[Next] | ##### Block [Next] ##### Text '$Enums.MoveTo.Next' | Go to the next image.
[Previous] | ##### Block [Previous] ##### Text '$Enums.MoveTo.Previous' | Go back to the previous image.
[Update] | ##### Block [Update] ##### Text 'updatePictureDisplay()' | Reload the image you want to display.

(Example 1)

There are three images (image1, image2, and image3) in the Images folder, and the display image is image1. In the script editor, set the following.

Object | Operation
PictureDisplay1 | [Next]
##### Block ##### Text ChangePictureDisplay($GraphicObject.PictureDisplay1, $Enums.MoveTo.Next);

→ Displays the next image (image2) when triggered.

(Example 2)

There are three images (image1, image2, and image3) in the Images folder, and the display image is image2. In the script editor, set the following.

Object | Operation
PictureDisplay1 | [Previous]
##### Block ##### Text ChangePictureDisplay($GraphicObject.PictureDisplay1, $Enums.MoveTo.Previous);

→ Displays the previous image (image1) when triggered.

(Example 3)

There are three images (image1, image2, and image3) in the Images folder, and the display image is image1. Then image1 in the image folder is updated. In the script editor, set the following.

Object | Operation
PictureDisplay1 | [Update]
##### Block ##### Text UpdatePictureDisplay($GraphicObject.PictureDisplay1);

→ The updated image (new Image1) is displayed when triggered.