Rotation of the marker around the X-axis in radians. This property is used for "volumetric" markers only this means for those that are not plain.

Rotation of the marker around the Y-axis in radians. This property is used for "volumetric" markers only this means for those that are not plain.

Rotation of the marker around the Z-axis in radians. This property is used for "volumetric" markers only this means for those that are not plain.

Brush of the marker's border. Please note that only markers with predefined shapes have borders. If you use model border's properties are ignored.

Thickness of the marker's border in pixels. Please note that only markers with predefined shapes have borders. If you use a model the border's properties are ignored.

Brush that fills the marker.

Model of the marker. This property is null by default. By setting this property shape is automatically set to NChartMarkerShape.Model. If the shape is not NChartMarkerShape.Model this property has no effect even if it is not null. If the shape is NChartMarkerShape.Model and model is null it is equivalent to the shape set to NChartMarkerShape.None so no marker is displayed.

Resoution of the marker. Resolution is the amount of vertices that build the circle (sphere). It is used if marker's shape is NChartMarkerShape.Circle or NChartMarkerShape.Sphere. This value cannot be less than 3 and greater than 32. See also Shape.

Size of the marker's touch area (the area you can touch to select the corresponding chart point). If this size is zero, touch area has the size of marker (that is set with Size property). The default value is 0.0f. Use this property if you want to make touch area more or less then the marker size. The size can be in any unit you want. It is rescaled to pixels with the help of NChartSizeAxis. If no data source is set for size axis, units are interpreted as pixels. See also NChartSizeAxis.

Shape of the marker. There are predefined shapes and NChartMarkerShapeModel that requires the model to be set.

Size of the marker. The size can be in any unit you want. It is rescaled to pixels with the help of NChartSizeAxis. If no data source is set for size axis, units are interpreted as pixels. See also NChartSizeAxis.