LinearGauge can be used to recreate everything from rolling scales to thermometers. Orient the gauge either horizontally or vertically and everything will automatically adjust (with the exception of embedded controls).

The CircularGauge and LinearGauge support logarithmic scales with a configurable base. Logarithmic scales can be useful when more sensitivity is needs for lower values, since smaller values are spaced further apart.

Both the CircularGauge and LinearGauge support any number of scales which control the placement of the gauge elements, such as tick marks and pointers. In turn, any number of tick-sets can be specified when control value ranges and intervals, such as where major ticks should be rendered.

To highlight areas of interest, ranges can be added with identifying colors. For example, a range with a dark red background can be added to a tachometer that encompasses 6,000 to 10,000 rpms. Ranges are supported by both CircularGauge and LinearGauge and can quickly convey information to the user.

DigitalGauge can be used to recreate segmented led displays, such as odometers in modern cars. The DigitalGauge can also scroll the text displayed to the left or right using a configurable interval. This allows long text to be presented to the end-user using a marquee effect