Open Dephrilibrium opened 7 months ago
I'm surprised that there still isn't a quick way to measure angles in Windows. Currently, I use the Snipping Tool ruler but it's slow. It would be far better if I could just hit a shortcut, draw 2 lines with 3 clicks, and it would tell me the angle.
I'm surprised that there still isn't a quick way to measure angles in Windows. Currently, I use the Snipping Tool ruler but it's slow. It would be far better if I could just hit a shortcut, draw 2 lines with 3 clicks, and it would tell me the angle.
I have to tell you a sad story, the ruler function of Snipping Tools has been removed by MS...
Good thing I'm still on Windows 10.
Description of the new feature / enhancement
Please add further measurement methods: Favored:
Optional:
Scenario when this would be used?
I'm using the MeasureTool to extract rough dimensions of scanning microscope images by the rule of 3.
For width and height of my structures this works quite well. But as my structures are conical, it would be great being able to measure their angle. I use also a minimum enclosing circle to estimate the tip radius of that conus (on images wit higher magnification).
Supporting information
Favored Features: Circle and Angle-Measurement would be very helpful and, in my opinion, quite easy to implement.
Optional Features: View angle correction and unit conversion (rule of 3) can easily done by a pocket calculator, but if you consider to implement these features too, it would be really nice if the MeasureTool remembers the last given settings and provide a "reset" button. A small dropdown-menu next to it, where I can store such settings as "profiles" with a custom name like "magnification x190 60°" may also be cool. But at least the MeasureTool should not be overloaded with too much settings.