Linear Gauge colors
The Linear Gauge cursor is constrained between the minimum and maximum bounds.
The interval between the minimum and the maximum can be split into intervals.
Those intervals are calculated linearly by splitting the interval into a scale of N equal parts.
Those intervals can be assigned a color to represent limits or a gradual value meaning.
The number of intervals N is defined by the number of color items in the list of Scale Colors.
Add colors with the + button.
Remove colors with the X button.
Configure colors with the color picker or the text input (color codes).
Example : gradual value
Min Value = 0
Max Value = 100
Colors (N = 5) : dark green, light green, yellow, orange, red
The scale will represent 5 intervals : 0-20, 20-40, 40-60, 60-80, 80-100, corresponding to the configured colors.
When the cursor will move, it can represent a temperature going warmer and warmer.
Example : limits
Min Value = 0
Max Value = 100
Colors (N = 10) : red, orange, grey, grey, grey, grey, grey, grey, orange, red
The scale will represent 10 intervals : 0-10, 10-20, etc, corresponding to the configured colors.
When the cursor will move, it can represent a KPI with a value which must not go near limits.
Invert
Checking the Invert option will display values from right-to-left instead of the default left-to-right.
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