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Never tried myself, but in theory there is a way to "read" cockpit elements with "cockpit argument in range". It may depends on the elements available to the scripting engine in the module.

Hope this helps at least to point in the right direction.

Shagrat

 

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Other guages

 

Don't forget, if you have trouble with using the RPM guage, there's other guages like oil pressure that will indicate when an engine is started or stopped.

 

ChuckIV

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