Hello everyone.
please tell me how to set the beginning and end of the [HR] scale for the arrow and specify the range of values. Now the arrow is moving along the tachometer from 0 to 140, but this does not match the value of [HR] (look at the progress bar)
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You could try -270 in the rotation Field . I hard code that sort of thing . Does the pointer start at the right place . It would be easier if you share your .wfs . File
I need to set point A and point B and specify that the range between them is 160. But I can’t figure out how to do it.
test.zip (1.1 MB)
test 1.zip (433.1 KB)
Hi Try and see if this can satisfy you.
Awesome It’s working, thanks.
Could you please explain these calculations? (round([HR]))* 1.14
HR’s full scale is 240 while your full scale is 160. So 240/160=15%. In the end you have to increase the rotation angle of the hand by 15% to have the exact indication between the progressive bar (which reasons on 240) and the hand (which reasons on 160*1.15). To be precise, replace 1.14 with 1.15. I used 1.14 because visually it stopped right on the 160 line of the speedometer.
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And how to limit the arrow to the value “160”? If HR is 170, then the arrow will go off the scale.
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However, in the formula I gave you, the full scale 160 corresponds to HR240. Do you need it to actually be at max 160 as per the speedometer?
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Then you have yo use Clamp as well . I am on mobile right now . I will mod your test in a bit unless @Mayalona or @Volodymyr gets there first . Most don’t start a HR count at 0 . But it is nice if you can guage it so 100 is vertical . Takes a bit of Work including redrawing your Dial .
Test 2.zip (431.1 KB)
Here it is with full scale at 160
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And one more question - On the other tachometer, the arrow should go in the opposite direction. How to do it?
test 3.zip (432.9 KB)
I hope it is as you mean. Look at the formulas and modify them to your liking.
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Wonderful Response @Mayalona . 
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