Added EllipseDiameterScale (issue #2204) #2382
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@petvetbr Nice to set the ellipse size, but it solves not the issue "... the standard version has five dots instead of six and..." |
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@petvetbr ah, sorry, you're right 🙈 |
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Added EllipseDiameterScale (issue #2204)
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@punker76 Glad to help. I´m with some spare time this week, so if there is any issue that you want me to look, just ask. |
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Added EllipseDiameterScale (issue #2204)
Added EllipseDiameterScale property as a multiplier for Ellipse Size, below the scaling of 1.0 (default), 0.5 (smaller) and 1.5 larger values for this property are shown.
This solves issue #2204 as now it is possible do manually ajust the size of the Ellipse. In the control the Ellipse size is calculated using the formula below:
EllipseDiameter =(width / 8)*EllipseDiameterScale;