Add a Range to a Gauge Ranges are visual elements displayed on your gauge that begins and ends at specified values on a scale. Adding a range to the scale of your gauge lets you highlight specific sections. Note Note Note: This topic assumes that you already created a Radial gauge with a scale, labels, needle mark...
Add a Scale to a Gauge The Scales property displays the range of values on your gauge. Note Note This topic assumes that you already created a Radial gauge with a Dial. For information on how to create a dial, see Create a Dial. The next step after adding a scale to your gauge is to Add Tick Marks to a Scale to a ...
Add Labels to a Gauge Labels are numeric or text values that are associated with the values of the scale. You need to add labels to a gauge in order to represent values on the scale. Note Note This topic assumes that you already created a Radial gauge with a scale and tick marks. For information on how to do this,...
Add Tick Marks to a Scale on a Gauge The Tickmark property on the WinGauge control is used to visually display the values on a scale of your Radial or Linear gauge. Note Note This topic assumes that you already created a Radial gauge with a scale. For information on how to do this, see Add a Scale to a Gauge. The ...
Allow Manual Movement of the Needle This topic shows how you can configure a needle to be dragged by the end user. This functionality is useful because it allows the end-user to adjust the values on the scale that the needle is pointing to. This topic assumes that you have a gauge already created. For information ...
Extent Pane The Extent pane lets you determine the position of the anchor. Extent — Set this value to an integer from 0 to 100. If the extent is set to 0, the anchor will be positioned in the center of the Radial gauge. As the value increases the anchor will move towards the edge of the gauge in the direction of t...
Anchor Layout Tab The Anchor property of the WinGauge control is used in connection with the Needle Marker property. An anchor is placed on the center of your Radial gauge so that you can use the anchor as the rotation point of the needle marker. You can style the anchor on your gauge using the Anchor Layout tab o...
Angle and Extents Pane The Angle & Extents pane determines the shape of the Dial property on your Radial gauge. A circular dial has a start angle of 0 and an end angle of 360. Start Angle — Set the value to an integer from 0 to 360. The start angle is the start point of the dial and rotates in a clockwise directio...
Bounds Pane The Bounds pane determines the size and the location of your annotation on your gauge. X — This value determines the distance of the annotation from the left of the Gauge control, and can be set from 0 to 100. If you set the x value to less than 0 or greater than 100, the annotation will not appear on ...
Corners Pane The Corners pane is used to determine the shape of the corners on your annotation. Extent — Set this value to an integer from 0 to 100. The extent value determines the roundness of the corners on your annotation. Related Topic Annotations Tab