I see the word "<Delay..." in code and wonder what it means and does:For example:

<Gauge Name="Main RPM Indicator" Version="1.0">	<Image Name="RPM_Background.bmp" />	<Element>		<Position X="26" Y="26" />		<Image Name="Engine_Gauges_Needle.bmp" PointsTo="East">			<Axis X="-9" Y="2" />		</Image>		<Rotate>			<Value Minimum="0" Maximum="35">(A:Prop1 RPM,RPM) 100 /</Value>			<Nonlinearity>				<Item Value="0" X="5" Y="19" />				<Item Value="20" X="46" Y="17" />				<Item Value="35" X="27" Y="48" />			</Nonlinearity>			<Delay DegreesPerSecond="15" />		</Rotate>	</Element>	<Mouse>//		<Tooltip ID="TOOLTIPTEXT_ENG2_PROP_RPM" /><Tooltip>(%((A:PROP1 RPM, rpm))%!d! Prop RPM)</Tooltip>	</Mouse></Gauge>

Well after more research, it seems that <Delay...> is a delay in the motion of the element (i.e. needle) as it rotates from one value (pixel pointing) to another

Well after more research, it seems that <Delay...> is a delay in the motion of the element (i.e. needle) as it rotates from one value (pixel pointing) to another

Yes, and contrary to what you might think, lower numbers mean slower response!

Thanks