Hi,
you have to check who is in control and update the one that isn't, it's messy but otherwise you woul dneed to have multiple binding framework in place, etc etc.
What ui framework are you using? Unity GUI, NGUI, 2dtoolkit else?
typically, abstract the value you get from a slider and the actual value you use for other part of your game to read. so the output of the slider is not the same variable as the input.
now, as one slider is changed by the user can catch that difference and fire a global event "REFRESH VALUE" and pass the new value, you fire that excluding the fsm that sent it, so everything else but that fsm will refresh and that's how you bind things up without getting into infinite loops
Bye,
Jean
