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⚠️ v4.0 UI Transition Notice - In Process: The release of Total Launcher v4.0 has introduced significant user interface changes. Please note that this page does not yet reflect these updates. The new layout paths, folds, and visual maps are currently being compiled and will be deployed shortly.

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Shape - Arc Options

Dialog selections are discussed below the image. For navigation to an item make a selection in the Shape - Arc Options image.

Shape - Arc Options

Cancel OK

Shape - Arc Options dialog. Make selection above.

All shapes are based on geometry. The arc can be slightly more difficult to understand. An arc is a section of a circle with it's outer boundary being the circumference (curved) and it's 2 straight sides being lines from the end of the circumference to the circle's center. Think of a clock and it's hands … each minute and hour of the day form an arc. Even think of an apple pie being sliced … and hopefully it's in a round dish!

  • Start Angle - The user will enter a number here or use the sliding scale but this visual does not provide for that. The measurement represents degrees with a range of 0-359 to go “full circle”. The default is 0, the starting point of the arc at its circumference. In terms of a clock, 0 = noon; 90 = 3; 180 = 6; and 270 = 9.
  • Sweep Angle - The user will enter a number here or use the sliding scale but this visual does not provide for that. This number represents the degrees with which the sides meet: 90 is called perpendicular or 180 is a straight line (in arcs, that makes it a semi-circle with a straight line going through the center).
  • Cancel - void any input and return to the previous screen
  • OK - activate any input and return to the previous screen

Below is another clock illustrated example of 4 starting angles with varying sweep angles:

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