Incremental

"The Incremental control can be thought of as a simplified version of the Pushbutton control. The Incremental control's functionality is limited to incrementing or decrementing a variable, but it is much simpler to use than the The "incremental" control is limited to incrementing or decrementing a variable, but it is much simpler to use than the "button" control to perform this function.

Name, ID, Coordinates, Width, Height, Block Touch, Transform, Texture Compression Mode, Replaceable Upgrades, and Texture are common properties, which are described in the "Basic Design - Edit Properties" section, so I won't repeat them here.

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Users can set the jump range by setting the "Adjust Step".

There are two types of "modes" "++" and "--", i.e. increasing and decreasing.

The "Over Limit Handling" has "No Stop" and "Stop" options, if you select "No Stop", then If you choose "Do not stop", then if you continue to click after the maximum or minimum value is exceeded, the variable will continue to be incremented or decremented without stopping.

"Continuous Adjustment" has "Press Continuous Adjustment" and "Single Adjustment" options, select "Press Continuous Adjustment". If you select "Press Continuous Adjustment", then pressing the button without releasing it will increase or decrease the value continuously, while selecting "Single Adjustment", then pressing the button will increase or decrease the value once.