Siticone HProgressBar

private void SetupHealthBar()
{
    hpBar.Maximum = 100;
    hpBar.Value = 100;
    
                // Define thresholds (Reverse logic for health: High is Good)
                // Since the control uses >= logic, we configure colors manually or use custom logic
                // Or use the built-in thresholds for a "Damage" bar instead
    
                // Let's use custom logic for a classic HP bar
    hpBar.EnableGradient = false;
    hpBar.ShowPercentage = true;
    hpBar.CustomLabel = "HP: 100%";
    
                UpdateHealthColor();
}

private void TakeDamage(int damage)
{
    hpBar.Value -= damage;
    hpBar.CustomLabel = $"HP: {hpBar.Value}%";
                UpdateHealthColor();
}

private void UpdateHealthColor()
{
                if (hpBar.Value > 70) 
        hpBar.IndeterminateBarColor = Color.LimeGreen;
                else if (hpBar.Value > 30) 
        hpBar.IndeterminateBarColor = Color.Orange;
                else 
        hpBar.IndeterminateBarColor = Color.Red;
}

private async void StartUpload()
{
                // 1. Connecting State
    uploadBar.Indeterminate = true;
    uploadBar.CustomLabel = "Connecting...";
                await Task.Delay(1500);
    
                // 2. Uploading State
    uploadBar.Indeterminate = false;
    uploadBar.CustomLabel = ""; // Revert to percentage
    
                for (int i = 0; i <= 100; i += 10)
    {
        uploadBar.Value = i;
                await Task.Delay(200);
        
                // Simulate Error at 50%
                if (i == 50 && ShouldFail())
        {
            uploadBar.IndeterminateBarColor = uploadBar.ErrorColor;
            uploadBar.CustomLabel = "Upload Failed!";
                return;
        }
    }
    
                // 3. Success State
    uploadBar.IndeterminateBarColor = uploadBar.SuccessColor;
    uploadBar.CustomLabel = "Done!";
}

private void SetupVolumeControl()
{
    volumeBar.EnableValueDragging = true;
    volumeBar.EnableClickRipple = true;
    volumeBar.ShowPercentage = false;
    
                // Visuals
    volumeBar.GradientStartColor = Color.DeepSkyBlue;
    volumeBar.GradientEndColor = Color.Blue;
    volumeBar.BackgroundBarColor = Color.WhiteSmoke;
    
                // Hook into event to update UI in real-time
    volumeBar.ValueChanged += (s, e) => 
    {
        lblVolume.Text = $"Volume: {e.CurrentValue}%";
                SetSystemVolume(e.CurrentValue);
    };
}