Loads of ways to do this, and some depend on what you are trying to achive or using to control it.
You could just link the relevent tag by selecting it from the tag browser in the opacity dropdown (if its a digital). Or you could write an expression if its not digital. So that when the desired position is selected you then change the visibility of the switch, something like:
Cond(PickValid([Tag1],2) == 2 , 1 , 0)
“[Tag1]” and "2" being the tag and value that you wish to use to make the switch visible. This will output a 1(100% visible) or a 0 (0% visible)… also if the tag value is not valid then it makes it visible.
Note that this will not "fade"... it will just go visible or not... does that help?
Loads of ways to do this, and some depend on what you are trying to achive or using to control it.
You could just link the relevent tag by selecting it from the tag browser in the opacity dropdown (if its a digital). Or you could write an expression if its not digital. So that when the desired position is selected you then change the visibility of the switch, something like:
Cond(PickValid([Tag1],2) == 2 , 1 , 0)
“[Tag1]” and "2" being the tag and value that you wish to use to make the switch visible. This will output a 1(100% visible) or a 0 (0% visible)… also if the tag value is not valid then it makes it visible.
Note that this will not "fade"... it will just go visible or not... does that help?