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Analog Instrument Cluster / Car Dashboard M124

• Speedometer, Rev counter, temperature gauge, fuel gauge, volt meter / auxiliary dial
  
• Configurable speed units, dial ranges, display info, instrument colour, dial behaviour etc.
  
• 6x3 maximum, 2x1 minimum MC size
  
• 6x1 invisible MC
  
• optional internal blinker logic
  
• warning lights
  
• analogue needle damping
  
• 1x3 monitor only (hard-coded pixel positions)
  
• includes an optional XML monitor with bezel made by MUGGLIS

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Numbers:
1: Speed, 2: RPS, 3: Engine temperature, 4: Fuel level, 5: Battery charge, 5: Generator warning light input

Bools:
1: Ignition, 2: Lights, 3: High beam, 4: Handbrake, 5: Hazard lights, 6: Indicator left, 7: indicator right

Caution:
If you want to use a mix of composite and standard logic nodes:
Be aware that Bools get OR'ed together and numbers summed, so disconnect every composite read that might have an interfering signal on the corresponding composite channel.

When using a modular engines composite output to read temperature directly and using speed and rps as standard nodes for example, you need to disconnect composite number channels 1 and 2 like so:

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Resize the MC to fit the logic nodes you want, not all nodes have to be used:



I connected every logic node of the MC to levers and buttons so you can try out its features.

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The inside of the yellow blocks marks where the MC is placed. You can make the MC smaller, but do not increase its length. If you make it 2 or more blocks long it will fail to update and delete the MC.

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1: High beam

• toggled by logic input

2: Generator warning light

• Set property to 0 if you are not using this feature. Illuminates if the corresponding number input falls below the property number. You can use this as a custom warning light, a generator warning light is just one example.

3: None
4: Engine warning light

• Illuminates if engine temperature exceeded 115°C. Toggle ignition to reset

5: None
6: None
7: Handbrake

• Toggled by logic input

8: None
9: Lights

• Toggled by logic input

10: None

Dial Types:

"Electric": The instruments will perform a self-test when ignition is toggled on and fall to zero when ignition is off

"Mechanical": The speedometer and rev counter will always work, the digital readout and the other 3 dials only when ignition is on

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If you want to publish a creation that uses this dashboard, I'd appreciate a shout-out or link. Thank you!

Thanks to MUGGLIS for the suggestions, custom monitor bezel and testing

Have fun! <3