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Either way i'd like to request that turning off the engine turns off the entire speed indicator not just the speed number and the bar inside it
I could still make the lights set a certain speed when clicked but I'm afraid that would be too obscure to figure out for the user...
I could make the lights reflect certain speed thresholds (like 0, 20, 40, 60 and 80 %) and light up when the current speed is greater than the corresponding threshold, but I'm still not sure whether that would actually add value to the whole experience or not.
Still giving all this some thought.
Will see what I can do about the lights.
The side lights as speed presets are a nice idea tho! I'll see what I can do, but I haven't been using WE as an editor for 3 years now ^^'
Use meters / second because thats more commonly used, and set a number between like 5 and 10 thousand.
Also, you have five nice lights on the left, maybe repurpose them for speed presets? One button lit up goes slowest all 5 lit up goes fastest? And then just think about 5 speed settings for each button, ideally spaced out evenly so only one button being on is like 20% speed