Margin Pane The Margin pane is used to display the location of your gauge on the WinGauge control. Top — If you set the top value to exceed the height of the Gauge control or to be less than 0, your gauge may not appear on the Gauge control. The top value represents the size of the margin at the top of the Gauge c...
Margin Pane2 The Margin pane is used to display the location of your gauge on the WinGauge control. Top — If you set the top value to exceed the height of the Gauge control or to be less than 0, your gauge may not appear on the Gauge control. The top value represents the size of the margin at the top of the Gauge ...
Margin Pane The Margin pane is used to display the location of your gauge on the WinGauge control. Top — If you set the top value to exceed the height of the Gauge control or to be less than 0, your gauge may not appear on the Gauge control. The top value represents the size of the margin at the top of the Gauge c...
Marker Movement You can configure a marker’s Value to point to different values on the scale. This allows the end user to interact with your gauge. The end user can drag the needle on your Radial gauge to point to a different value on the scale. The needle marker on your Radial gauge can be moved in the following ...
Markers This section provides you with useful information about the Markers property of the WinGauge control, as well as a task-based procedure on how to add markers to your gauge: Bar Marker Needle Marker Add a Bar Marker to a Gauge Add a Needle Marker to a Gauge
Misc Pane The Misc pane determines the size of the blub at the start of the bar in a Linear gauge. An example of a blub in a Linear gauge is the blub part of a thermometer. For a Radial gauge, the Misc pane determines the start angle for the bar marker. Bulb Span — The value of the blub span can be set from 0 to 1...
Modifying and Saving a Preset You can modify and save a Gauge preset through the Gauge Designer. This allows you to customize the presets to suit your own needs. For example, you can change the color of a preset to blend in with your own application. To modify and save a preset: From the toolbox, drag the UltraGau...
Move the Bar Marker Automatically This topic explains how you can configure the bar marker on your Linear gauge to move automatically. For example, if you created a Linear gauge to represent a thermometer, you could configure the mercury level to rise and fall, simulating a real thermometer. This topic assumes tha...
Move the Needle Marker Automatically This topic explains how you can configure the needle on your Radial gauge to move automatically. For example, if you created a Radial gauge to represent a clock, you could configure the hands of the clock to move automatically, giving the impression of a real-time clock. This t...
Multi Stop Linear Gradient Brush Element If you want more than two colors to blend in a linear fashion on a property on your gauge, set the brush element to MultiStopLinearGradient. When you select the MultiStopLinearGradient brush element, you can specify more than two colors and the positional offsets for each c...