As a proud smoothbrain, I find funky trees to be an enigma, wrapped in a veil of mystery.
I've been tampering (through trial and error) with custom dials, specifically speedometers.
I've been using the input IAS followed by a number, which changes the amount that the rotator rotates.
So to prevent me from faffing around with trial and error, I've come to ask if there is a specific equation that I can use to find this input value so that an accurate speed reading will be given on any custom dial.
Thank you.
Funky tre- * dies *
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@PlanesOfOld Np, hope it works
@YoDudeChase Right, I thought the numbers were arbitrary, but now I know they're M/s. Thanks, will have a tinker.
@rexrexThezion But my dials are in imperial. And it is truly the greatest system of measurement ever devised.
also don't use imperial thats bad
(to clarify all speed measurements are in m/s when using the as a input)
If GS is 44 m/s thats equal to 100mph, also use
clamp(GS, 0, 44)44 m/s or 100mph being the top speed, hope this helps a bit