I know I’ve pointed out a lot of UI inconsistencies with Rhino already, but at least this one should be a very easy fix:
Hm… what is bugging you? These do two different things.
-Pascal
I think he wants to see the color distribution between the angles.
Similar to the scale between minimum and maximum curvature?
With the inconsistencies in the rest of the Rhino UI, what’s to say that the -5 angle isn’t the red color in the draft analysis?
It’s similar to the lack of U and V color coding that I’ve pointed out in other UI panels. I had to make my own icon and put it in a toolbar to remind me which was which.
@pascal please log a YT. This dialog had an image that appears to have vanished.
Ha, so it did!
There’s so many fixes in V7 WIP that I finally just switched… and now I get why it’s a WIP. 
This is from SR26:
Nice to see that some tools are getting expanded!
Is there a way to have an alternative Draft angle and Curfavure analysis gradient to replace the rainbow-coloured one? Like, a black&white gradient? For those of us who are colour blind and see certain different colours as if they are the same colour.
Having the option to have a stepped gradient instead of a smooth gradient is pretty useful as well, sometimes it is hard to interrogate draft with a gradient.
Going further, if you can have a stepped gradient with multiple bands, that would be useful for checking surface flow as well, especially now you can choose a draft direction within the tool.
Hi -
Now on the list as RH-58973: DraftAngleAnalysis: offer alternative gradients
-wim
Great! Thanks!
This would be awesome. I would second the request on the issue tracker regarding stepped or banded color maps as well. A good source for color map options would be Choosing Colormaps in Matplotlib — Matplotlib 3.5.1 documentation