Features in this category alter the appearance of the borderlines used to draw an object. For a given object, users can alter the width, color, and type of stroked used. These features are further explained in the table below.
Width | This feature controls the width of the object outline. Users can assign a value ranging from 1-10, or bind a tag to the property by pressing the |
Stroke Color | This feature controls the color of the object outline. |
Stroke Type | This feature controls the type of outline used. Users can select a solid line, dashed line, dotted line, or no line at all. Users can also bind a [STRING] tag to this property and select their preferred stroke type by setting the value of bound tag as one of the following: NONE, SOLID, DASHED, or DOTTED. |
Start Angle | This feature is only available for [Arc], [Chord], and [Pie] object types. This feature works in tandem with the [Arc Angle] feature by drawing an arc from the [Start Angle]'s value to the sum of the [Start Angle] and [Arc Angle]s' value. The feature maps angles using the below set up. Note that any translations or rotations applied to this object will shift the mapping of the angle as well.  The user can select a start angle value ranging from 0-360, or bind a tag to the property by pressing the |
Arc Angle | This feature is only available for [Arc], [Chord], and [Pie] object types. This feature works in tandem with the [Start Angle] feature by drawing an arc from the [Start Angle]'s value to the sum of the [Start Angle] and [Arc Angle]s' value. The feature maps angles using the below set up. Note that any translations or rotations applied to this object will shift the mapping of the angle as well. The user can select a start angle value ranging from 0-360, or bind a tag to the property by pressing the |
icon in the [Property Editor]. For a bound tag, any value greater than 10 will be treated as a 10, and any value greater than a 1 will be treated as a 1.