Hello guys,Is it possible to rotate a digital output of a radio channel gauge 90 degrees clockwise? I've looked into GaugeText Objects of the SDK and tried DegreesPointsTo and PointsTo together with an axis statement but failed. Actually I don't know where to put it in the element.Can anybody help me, or is it impossible!Here's the code<Gauge Name="UHF-CH" Version="1.0"> <Size X="23" Y="27"/> <Update Frequency="6"/> <Element> <Visible>(A:Circuit general panel on, bool)</Visible> <Axis X="11" Y="13"/> <Text X="23" Y="27" Bright="Yes" Length="2" Font="Quartz" Bold="Yes" Color="yellowgreen" Adjust="center" VerticalAdjust="center" DegreesPointsTo="90"> <String>%((L:UHF-CH,enum))%!02d!</String> </Text> </Element> </Gauge>Greets Slammer

Try<Element><Visible>(A:Circuit general panel on, bool)</Visible><Axis X="11" Y="13"/><Text X="23" Y="27" Bright="Yes" Length="2" Font="Quartz" Bold="Yes" Color="yellowgreen" Adjust="center" VerticalAdjust="center"><String>%((L:UHF-CH,enum))%!02d!</String></Text><Rotate> <Value> Your value n </Value> </Rotate></Element>

PVE,Thanks a lot for your help. It works perfect. It only cost a lot of time to figure out which value to use. In the end to turn the gauge 90 degrees CW i had to use the value 1.55 ??? :( I don't understand why certain things like this are not mentioned in the SDK, they force you to use PointsTo or PointsToDegrees????Anyway it works!Thanks Slammer

PVE,Thanks a lot for your help. It works perfect. It only cost a lot of time to figure out which value to use. In the end to turn the gauge 90 degrees CW i had to use the value 1.55 ??? :( I don't understand why certain things like this are not mentioned in the SDK, they force you to use PointsTo or PointsToDegrees????Anyway it works!Thanks Slammer

It's all part of the learning curve.The value you entered was radians the default value for angles. ie. 1.55 radians = 88.80849 degrees.

Paul,Thanks for that, indeed learning all the time :( Ed

I don't understand why certain things like this are not mentioned in the SDK, they force you to use PointsTo or PointsToDegrees????

Actually, it is mentioned in the SDK.The PointsTo and PointsToDegrees flags are only applicable to bitmap rotation.Anything that is "vector drawn," which includes <String> data, requires <Shift> and/or <Rotate> flags.

Bill,Thank you for explaining. It makes sense, now i know where to look for in the future. Still learning.Greetz Ed