The scale track component is a custom gradient aligned to a line or arc. You can use it when building a gauge widget.
To use this component, first you insert it by selecting Insert > Gauge > Scale Track. Then, you configure style and behavior using properties. You can customize the start angle and end angle, the start thickness and end thickness, the gradient, and other properties.
To edit the gradient for a scale track, click
Track Fill. A dialog opens that includes a track for defining the gradient.
Any time you customize a gradient in DGLux5:
For more information about creating gauges, see Designing Gauges.
For a detailed reference of properties that affect gauge scales, see Common Properties and Gauge Scale Properties.

A gauge with a scale track in DGLux5
These properties affect gauge scales. A gauge scale fits into one of three categories, based on whether it has ticks, labels, or a track. Each category has its own properties.
For a guide to using gauges, see Designing Gauges.
Gauges and gauge scales can also be affected using Common Properties.
These properties affect the shape of any type of gauge scale.
Scale Type
Scale Type
Start Angle
Start Angle
End Angle
End Angle
Radius
Radius
OriginX and OriginY
OriginX and OriginY
OriginX / OriginY
For scale labels only, define the center of the circular scale as a percentage of the container width and height. Default is 50% for both.
Left Padding
Left Padding
Left Padding
Defines the distance between the left side of a linear scale and the container boundary, in pixels. If a border stroke is defined, defines the distance between the scale and the border stroke. See Borders, Padding, and Content Size.
Right Padding
Right Padding
Right Padding
Defines the distance between the right side of a linear scale and the container boundary, in pixels. If a border stroke is defined, defines the distance between the scale and the border stroke. See Borders, Padding, and Content Size.
These properties affect gauge scales. A gauge scale fits into one of three categories, based on whether it has ticks, labels, or a track. Each category has its own properties.
For a guide to using gauges, see Designing Gauges.
Gauges and gauge scales can also be affected using Common Properties.
These properties affect the shape of any type of gauge scale.
Scale Type
Scale Type
Start Angle
Start Angle
End Angle
End Angle
Radius
Radius
OriginX and OriginY
OriginX and OriginY
OriginX / OriginY
For scale labels only, define the center of the circular scale as a percentage of the container width and height. Default is 50% for both.
Left Padding
Left Padding
Left Padding
Defines the distance between the left side of a linear scale and the container boundary, in pixels. If a border stroke is defined, defines the distance between the scale and the border stroke. See Borders, Padding, and Content Size.
Right Padding
Right Padding
Right Padding
Defines the distance between the right side of a linear scale and the container boundary, in pixels. If a border stroke is defined, defines the distance between the scale and the border stroke. See Borders, Padding, and Content Size.
These properties affect a scale with ticks.
Ticks Placement
Ticks Placement
In the Property Inspector, the major and minor tick properties are each shown in a group with the labels Count, Length, Color, and Stroke.
Major Tick Count
Major Tick Count
Major Tick Length
Major Tick Length
Major Tick Stroke Color
Major Tick Stroke Color
Major Tick Stroke Weight
Major Tick Stroke Weight
Minor Tick Count
Minor Tick Count
Minor Tick Length
Minor Tick Length
Minor Tick Stroke Color
Minor Tick Stroke Color
Minor Tick Stroke Weight
Minor Tick Stroke Weight
These properties affect a scale with number labels.
Justify
Justify
Maximum
Maximum
Labels Count
Labels Count
Only Min/Max Labels
Only Min/Max Labels
Format
Format
Format
Defines the number format for scale labels, as a format string.
For example:
For more information about supported formatting options, see Scripting and Syntax.
Labels Font
Labels Font
Font
Defines the font used for the labels along this scale. To add a font to this project and use it for this property, see Text Component Properties.
Labels Size
Labels Size
Labels Color
Labels Color
Labels Color
Defines the color of the labels. This is the color swatch next to Font.
Underline
Underline
Character Spacing
Character Spacing
Rotation
Rotation
Rotation
Rotates each label by the specified angle, in degrees. Valid values are between −180 and 180. Default is 0.
Align
Align
Align
Defines the text alignment of the labels: Left, Center, or Right. Default is Right.
These properties affect a scale with a track.
Start Thickness
Start Thickness
End Thickness
End Thickness
Track Fill
Track Fill