Hi,

after messing around with RadialGauge I finally got something "almost what I want".

But I'm not able to overcome Label / Tick Positioning issues.

Maybe I do something completely wrong or RadialGauge doesn't work as expected.

I used a "competitor Gauge" - unfortunately you didn't provide the needed controls for W10UWP.

Anyhow - now you have a Gauge an I really would like to use telerik (since I'm a - for more than a decade telerik customer).
So I gave it a try.

Lets start with the competitor:

The thing was really easy and intuitive. I define how long Major and Minor Ticks are - how thick (Minor / Major) they are and also very easy an interval off 500 (meaning every 500 on the scale will hold a major tick) plus telling the control that it shall use 2 "in between ticks" (minor).

Also it was easy to habe the label displayed "inside".

Trying to achieve the same with RadialGauge I had to learn, that there is no "tick length" or such a thing.
Instead I had to use templates - wich after some "Padding tricks" finally did (almost) what I wanted.

This gave me the second grid on the attached screenshot (it has no needle - but this is not the problem).

My problems occur when I change the size:

Let me first explain what the competitors gird does:

-- Ticks are (no matter how I change the size) "attached" to the ranges.
-- Labels keep (almost) their distance to the ticks / ranges.

With RadialGauge I get:
Labels change their disatance.
Ticks change their distance.

And in an other configuration (not in the screen shot) where I place the labels outside (radius 1.1) the top most label get's a big distance to the ranges which looks really weird.

My question - how can I achieve the "static" (distances kept when size changes) look of the "competitors gauge" with telerik RadialGrid?

I seem to get clipping issue with the indicators on the radialguage. This is the code

<telerik:RadRadialGauge LabelStep="60" MaxAngle="360" TickStep="20" MaxValue="100" Width="200" LabelRadiusScale="1.10">
            <telerik:RadialBarGaugeIndicator Value="100" Brush="Green" Thickness="5"/>
        </telerik:RadRadialGauge>

Depending on if I set the guage Width or Height, parts of it are cut off as if the guage is trying to draw outside of its limits.