Go and check it out, it's also available on the Mac App Store. I really like xScope and I wouldn't want to miss it for upcoming projects. It displays a crosshair, just as you'd expect. The Crosshair ToolĮver wondered what the exact location of your mouse-pointer is? Then you should use this tool. This is really convenient if you want to take multiple Screenshots of e. Just arrange it once and then click the snapshot button when you want to make a screenshot. The Frames ToolĮver wanted to take screenshots of one part of the screen only, many times in a row? Then this tool is for you. This is very helpful if you want to make sure some things align at the right point and so forth. downloads PREMIUM Recent d/loads 4.25 1,324 Rating Unranked Ranking Libraries 7/8/10 Last updated 2010 March App age 415.
#XSCOPE ANDROID ANDROID#
Just as the guides Photoshop (or other graphic-programs) provide, you can overlay Guides on top of everything else. xScope Browser Lite (for 1.6) - Free Android app AppBrain Android Apps > Communication > xScope Browser Lite (for 1.6) xScope Browser Lite (for 1.6) by xScope Mobile 50+ Thousand Downloads PREMIUM Est. You also get some handy information with the Loupe, such as the color of the current pixel and so on. If you really want to look at all the details, this tool is for you.
You can also simulate eye diseases which can by really helpful if you want your design to also work for people that can't see as good as you do. This tool provides overlays for many common screen-sizes, where you also can select to mark the area that is used by the Windows Task Bar or the scroll bar. You can move them and scale them, so you can measure bigger things. You get one pair of rulers, one for horizontal measuring and one for vertical measuring. One of the great features of xScope is the rulers tool. Can come in quite handy if you want to know the dimensions of system provided components. With this tool you can find out the dimensions of nearly all on-screen elements.
#XSCOPE ANDROID SIMULATOR#
So you can take screenshots in the Simulator and they will be automatically mirrored to your device (this is especially helpful when the Simulator is too big for the display of your Mac). You can even set it up to mirror the contents of the clipboard. This is really helpful when you design a mobile App (like I did), but also if you wan't to make sure that your website looks also good on an iPad. With the help of a free iOS app you can mirror parts of you screen to your iPad or iPhone. And the best thing about that? You really want to use all of them, because each one of them is thought through and cleverly designed. I find this very handy, because the tools are just there when I need them and there is no clutter on the display when I don't need them. You can activate the tools with either a click in the menubar, by using the HUD-window or by setting and pressing a system-wide hotkey. It sits in the menubar (where so many useful tools life nowadays) and waits for you. XScope is a measuring, inspection and mirroring tool for the Mac. And for that I used some tools, one of them being xScope from the iconfactory. I wanted to make the App really good looking. One of the things I focused on was design. I recently launched my latest project ( Bim Bim for that matter).
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