I'm using pop up screens since it appeared, but now I must do an script to modify some properties of objects contained into one of this pop up screens, and I'm not able to find pop up screen into VBS object model.

I would like to do some "simple" thing like change properties like color or position or visibility from objects contained into this screen like following simple example, and I don't know how to point to pop up screens, nor to objects contained into

HmiRuntime.ActiveScreen.BackColor = vbBlack

HmiRuntime.ActiveScreen.ScreenItems("Rectangle").Left = 50

HmiRuntime.ActiveScreen.ScreenItems("Text").Visible = False

...

Is it possible to do something lilke I'm pretending, and I'm already doing on standard screens? Is there some VBS object model containing pop-up screens?

Thank you!

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Split from TIP: WinCC V13 SP1 HMI Pop UP.

Hello McAndrew,

Murof is right.

But at least you can use the tags connected to the animation properties in the script.

It's possible for all stated properties.

So instead of

HmiRuntime.ActiveScreen.ScreenItems("Rectangle").Left = 50

you can set the (x-direction) tag connected to "Properties > Animations > Horizontal/Direct/Diagonal movement to a fitting value in the script.

Thank you Murof / H.J. for your answers; 

Unfortunately I was figuring out your answer.

What I decided is to continue with traditional screen instead of using variables; I also modify object sizes apart from colours and positions, and for a lot of independent objects, to create a week chronogram of programmed start/stop cycles.

The only piti now is that script execution is slow, and I don't know why. I also tried to use variables as you suggest but response is still sluggish (faster when simulating, slower when loaded into TP1200 confort). Fortunately is not critical for process, but 1 minute to place, edit width, colour and visibility of 42 rectangles, and place 3 lines / text labels...

Bye