Hi
I was trying this function on a floating menu and i think there might be an issue.
My width's variable give the correct size to the floating menu but the height's variable do nothing.
I was trying this with a simple floating menu, nothing specific, i have an applescript creating 2 variables for BTT. When i choose manually the size, in my script, the width change but not the height.
Intel Imac, Sequoia, last BTT
I just tried but it seems to work ok here
Example prese:
width_test2.bttpreset (168.5 KB)
Can you post the code you use to set the width variable?
In the code i use set_string_variable, it is only for testing your app's capabilities. The result give me the 2 variables i need
use framework "AppKit"
use framework "Foundation"
use scripting additions
set visibleDisplayPositionSize to getVisibleDisplayPositionSize()
on getVisibleDisplayPositionSize()
set theScreen to current application's NSScreen's mainScreen()
set {{x1, y1}, {w1, h1}} to theScreen's frame()
set {{x2, y2}, {w2, h2}} to theScreen's visibleFrame()
tell application "System Events" to set frontmostVisibleApp to name of first process whose frontmost is true
tell application "System Events" to tell process frontmostVisibleApp
set PP to position of window 1
set FF to size of window 1
set FF1 to item 1 of FF
set FF2 to item 2 of FF
end tell
set XXX to (w2 - FF1) as integer
set YYY to XXX - (item 1 of PP)
tell application "BetterTouchTool"
set_string_variable "RESO1" to XXX
set_string_variable "RESO2" to YYY
end tell
end getVisibleDisplayPositionSize
XXX and YYY give me 2 numbers
And when i try without my script, just :
tell application "BetterTouchTool"
set_string_variable "RESO1" to "400"
set_string_variable "RESO2" to "400"
end tell
the height don't change also.
ah width and height must be numbers, it can not interpret strings.
So you'd just need to replace set_string_variable with set_number_variable
e.g. set_number_variable "RES01" to 500
Ah ok ! It's good
Sorry for the mistake.
The strange thing is that the width was changing with set_string_variable, or maybe my eyes were too closed 
Thanks anyway !
that's weird, possibly it was falling back to some default or some implicit conversion happened somewhere. I'll probably add some code to make this also work with strings as a fallback solution.