@AWESOMENESS360 or do, you never know what will happen

ooh fun, don't stick your hands in that

@50CalChicken ohh

@overlord5453 my previous post, dragonfly. This is for a more refines 2nd version

What is it though?

@DISHWASHER2005 it's a massive pain, but it should be worth it

😮

Ahhh spaghetti monster

@V much appreciated

@50CalChicken just do the opposite.
Assuming you are using Activate1 as your input,

 smooth(Activate1, Activate1 ? 1/x : 1/Y) > 0 ? ceil(Activate1) : floor(Activate1)

Replace X with activation delay, replace Y with de-activation delay. DONT SET EITHER OF THEM TO ZERO
(This is designed to work with activation groups)
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I didn't test this but I ran some numbers through it on paper and it should work

@V i have found several posts about making rotators have a delay when activated, but can't find how to make them delay when deactivated, any clue how?

Didn't get around to solving the problem myself, I would have used control bases for the rotors and avoid the problem of using rotors in the design all together