Hi Ben!
Thanks again for your example and the thorough walkthrough — it’s really useful. I’ve studied it over and over to learn from it,

and I can see all the advantages of the Display Manager: it makes it fast to create different buttons, text fields, adjust layout, and use various colors.
I’ve asked about this before but didn’t quite create this, so I hope you can help — maybe with an example.
I now understand the different functions you demonstrated. What I can’t figure out is this:
If I want to create a “main menu” with, for example, three buttons — let’s say Volt, Amp, and Watt — I want to be able to press (for example) the Volt button and switch to a “Volt scene.” There, it should continuously display the current voltage value until I press a “Home” button.
After that, I should be able to press the Amp button, and the screen should switch to an “Ammeter scene,” and continuously display the current values until I press a “Home” button there as well.
I can make this work, but the values are only shown once — they are not updated continuously unless I exit and re-enter the scene.
I hope you understand what I mean.
Br Jorgeb