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   - Shape of Marks -- Your marks can be circles, ovals, squares, rectangles, or triangles.   - Shape of Marks -- Your marks can be circles, ovals, squares, rectangles, or triangles.
  
-{{ :monthdial.png?200|Month Dial}}Here are a couple of nifty tricks that this widget allows:+Here are a couple of nifty tricks that this widget allows:
  
-By combining multiple freeform dials with circle shaders, you can make a dial that doesn't span 360 degrees.  You can even make the endpoints of these dials different widths or colors.  Look at the example picture to the right.  Here, we quickly made a month indicator, that spans from 48 degrees to 312 degrees.  We made the endpoints a little wider, and colored them red.  This was done with a 15-count freeform dial, two 1-count freeform dials (rotated to -48 and 48 degrees), and black circle shader (to black out the top three marks).+{{ :monthdial.png?200|Month Dial}}By combining multiple freeform dials with circle shaders, you can make a dial that doesn't span 360 degrees.  You can even make the endpoints of these dials different widths or colors.  Look at the example picture to the right.  Here, we quickly made a month indicator, that spans from 48 degrees to 312 degrees.  We made the endpoints a little wider, and colored them red.  This was done with a 15-count freeform dial, two 1-count freeform dials (rotated to -48 and 48 degrees), and black circle shader (to black out the top three marks).
  
 {{:timedial.png?200 |Time Dial}}Our second example also utilizes a combination of objects to create a unique time dial.  We made a minute dial using a 60-count freeform dial composed of circles, and an hour dial using a 4-count freeform dial with red rectangles, that result in marks showing only at the 3, 6, 9, and 12 positions.  Then, we simply filled in the numbers with a number dial with its "show every" field set to 3. {{:timedial.png?200 |Time Dial}}Our second example also utilizes a combination of objects to create a unique time dial.  We made a minute dial using a 60-count freeform dial composed of circles, and an hour dial using a 4-count freeform dial with red rectangles, that result in marks showing only at the 3, 6, 9, and 12 positions.  Then, we simply filled in the numbers with a number dial with its "show every" field set to 3.
  
 So, you can see that while this widget alone gives you a lot of control over your dials, it really shines when combining it with other objects, allowing the creation of unique dials that simply couldn't exist otherwise without the aid of an outside graphics editor.  The possibilities are truly limited only by your imagination! So, you can see that while this widget alone gives you a lot of control over your dials, it really shines when combining it with other objects, allowing the creation of unique dials that simply couldn't exist otherwise without the aid of an outside graphics editor.  The possibilities are truly limited only by your imagination!
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