@overlord5453 ye, exactly

I'm gonna tag you in it for your help

Thanks! @overlord5453 and @MrCOPTY

@MrCOPTY you are right, {RPM;0000} is actually the better choice for text label (when using it as digital guage). Don't know why I didn't think about that despite using it all the time. And i was recommending round() on the text label not the guage. That would not work properly in this situation. And i haven't used round() that much either other than to get a rounded output.

@overlord5453 I Rarely Use round( Function, But One Of The Funniest Uses I Still Remind Is Ammo Counter, I Used round( To Count Rounds, lol

@Overlord5453 Personally I Don't Recommend Using round(, In Case Of Using Analogue Gauge It Will Give You Tachometers Are Smooth, & In Case Of Using Labels For Digital Counter, I Prefer Using {RPM;0000} This Will Show RPM In 0000 Form
(For Example The RPM Is 895,6893..... The Counter Will Show 0896)

@Susimposter still meed help?

@Susimposter if you want to see the precise RPM of an engine, put {round(variable)} in a text label.

@Susimposter first you have to give a name to the rpm output of an engine. Then get a rpm guage and replace RotorRPM with your variable in the input code

@overlord5453 show engine rpm

@Susimposter what exactly are you trying to do? What do you want it to show? Engine rpm or something else

@overlord5453 but it does not work

There is an rpm gauge already in game. You can use that.

@TheMouse yeah?

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