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We will show, step by step, how to get an animation that shows the value of an analog point like an old style analog meter.
First, we draw the objects. The simple example below shows a circle, a "hand" (arrow), text boxes showing values at "0", "90", "180" and "270" degrees angles. Note that the "hand" was drawn in a way where it's bottom end is on the circle center and that it is "pointing"to "0". There is also a regular analog display (Value), just to show the value that will animate the "hand":
Let's double click on the "hand" and set the "Pivot" to "Bottom":
Now, let's click on the "Animations" button and set the "Rotation" property expression, in this example, to use the value stored in a point named "A1". Any valid expression can be used here and the resulting value will be used by the animation as the angle (0-360) the "hand will rotate:
The "Value" analog display is just used here as a way to enter new values to the "A1" internal analog point so we can see the effects on the "handle" animation. Please note that, unlike most of the other animation types, the "Rotation" one is only active in runtime, not in design mode. Below some examples of the results:
