Yeah i checked, it also looks owasm 
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2+2 is 4. -1 that’s 3. quick maths. thank you, it helped.
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Not sure I understand the comment, but thanks! 
Nice guide 
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I just, um… show off my maths skill
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Hahaha… 
Now I know Thanks for reminding 
That’s because the slider is drawn before the canvas resizing is finished.
Make sure to call the slider procedure after the canvas is resized.
If that doesn’t help, try adding a clock and draw the slider after 100 or 200 milliseconds to give time to the canvas to finish resizing.
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I tried to use When Screen Initialize block but that to did not work
Please read my previous reply and do what I suggested there.
Also, I uploaded an aia file with an example and I remember it didn’t have that problem you are having. Please check it there and see how I did it.
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how to create 90% circle slider with min & max value set ?
@froniu84a Made an adaptation to my slider in App Inventor. Is that what you are asking for?
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in kodular canvas at the end of arc there is straight cut… how can we get circular cut… like above
Hello @Italo this is wonderfully and it will help me a lot, but I have a question!
Is it possible to insert inside a background image which is rounded without using Leoprofile extenssion?
and if yes, how then can I do it?
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This question was to you @Italo
But from my end I have tried this blocks
From the blocks above I get this result
But I am not real satisfied with that because the image is from the server which is random according to when song changes with some different colors attached in the image and the canvas volume with other texts are not looking more professional.
Please @Italo can you try to suggest what I can do in order to make this more professional and eye-catching
I will be patient waiting for your response 
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I would probably make the labels inside the slider white with a fake shadow by duplicating the labels first in black and adding 10 pixels to the right and ten pixels down. Then Making the regular labels in white in the right position. Also adding a black filled circle that covers the whole background with 50% opacity to make the white labels stand out independently of lighter or darker backgrounds. That way you will have something like this that will look good no matter what image you have in the background.
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