Hello,

So my topic description might be a little vague, but what I mean is the following.

A faceplate can have any size on the HMI screens. The engineer can make it bigger or smaller. But, the contents of the faceplate actually don't scale accordingly. 

So my question, can I somehow register and use the properties of the faceplate, namely the height and the width, and use those values inside my faceplate so I can dimension/scale the components inside the faceplate accordingly.

I tried using the following:

Faceplate -> Events -> Script on 'Loaded'

Tag("Height").Write(Faceplate.Properties.Height);   //With "Height" being a faceplate internal tag.

Tag("Width").Write(Faceplate.Properties.Width);   //With "Width" being a faceplate internal tag.

But this does not seem to work. 

Anyone got any better ideas?

(As a annoying work around, off course I could make a property interface tag, but than you would have to type the actual pixels in the interface itself. If an engineer drags the faceplate a little bigger or smaller, the values aren't accurate anymore...)

Thank you. I found that setting now. However, I do still want to use the dimensions (in pixel) of the FaceplateContainer inside the faceplate itself...

My plan is to make a load bar, similar to the bar how it was in the Comfort panels. You know the one with more than one background color, indicating warning and alarm limits. That feature is completely gone now in Unified... I wrote a post about this in another forum thread: Segmented bar graph mode - 278596 - Industry Support Siemens 

But for that to work, I really need the actual pixelsize of the FaceplateContainer...