Angulum is a .Net 2.0 WinForms gauge control that allows users to create circular and linear instruments using DirectX. The software offers multiple scales, needles, needle caps, annulars and captions with both predefined and user defined shapes. Tick marks and needles are fully customizable.
I recently had the opportunity to test out Angulum, a versatile software that offers a highly customizable .Net 2.0 WinForms gauge control for circular and linear instruments built on DirectX.
Among its many features, Angulum allows for the creation of any number of scales, needles, needle caps, annulars, and captions. Additionally, users have the option of choosing from predefined or user-defined shapes for all needles and tick marks.
Angulum also provides various fill styles for all graphical elements, including solid, gradient, hatched, and textured. The software even allows for glass and reflection effects to further personalize your instrument interface.
Another key feature of Angulum is the ability to synchronize needles with those in the same or another control. Furthermore, needles can be moved using the mouse, allowing for use of the control as an input device. The software also offers clipping and snapping functionality to make mouse input easier.
Finally, Angulum comes with predefined instrument templates that allow for rapid development. Overall, I found Angulum to be an intuitive and highly versatile software that provides a wealth of options for creating unique and personalized instrument interfaces.
Among its many features, Angulum allows for the creation of any number of scales, needles, needle caps, annulars, and captions. Additionally, users have the option of choosing from predefined or user-defined shapes for all needles and tick marks.
Angulum also provides various fill styles for all graphical elements, including solid, gradient, hatched, and textured. The software even allows for glass and reflection effects to further personalize your instrument interface.
Another key feature of Angulum is the ability to synchronize needles with those in the same or another control. Furthermore, needles can be moved using the mouse, allowing for use of the control as an input device. The software also offers clipping and snapping functionality to make mouse input easier.
Finally, Angulum comes with predefined instrument templates that allow for rapid development. Overall, I found Angulum to be an intuitive and highly versatile software that provides a wealth of options for creating unique and personalized instrument interfaces.
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