DynamicArcTextShape StartAngle

Gets or sets the angle in which the text is located, measured in radians from the positive-x direction

public float StartAngle {get;Set}

Return value

float

angle measured in radians from the positive-x direction

Example

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DynamicArcTextShape dynamicArcText = new DynamicArcTextShape();
dynamicArcText.Height = 5;
dynamicArcText.VariableName = "arcText1";
dynamicArcText.Text = "Sample Arc text";
dynamicArcText.EvaluateVariableTags = true;
dynamicArcText.FontName = "Arial";
dynamicArcText.Center.X = 0;
dynamicArcText.Center.Y = 0;
dynamicArcText.Center.Z = 0;
dynamicArcText.Radius = 20;

dynamicArcText.StartAngle = 160 * (float)(Math.PI / 180);

dynamicArcText.Clockwise = true;
dynamicArcText.Align = ArcTextAlign.Baseline;
dynamicArcText.CharacterGap = 0.5f;
dynamicArcText.DotDurationInMicroseconds = 2;
dynamicArcText.Elevation = 0;
dynamicArcText.MarkingOrder = MarkingOrder.OutlineBeforeHatch;