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Sorry, apparently I don't receive emails when someone posts an issue.
I just tested this to see if it was possible to initialize the gauge and then just feed it a payload and it didnt like it.
When I made this, the intention was that the min/max/setpoint would be dynamic. Meaning, it could change at any time.
One of the things I was going to do before I closed the book on this was make it possible to hard code a setpoint/min/max from the node editor. I don't have the time right now to make this change.
No problems about the time delay in your reply. I get that things happen.
Sure allow the Max/Min/Setpoints to be dynamic, but why make them mandatory for every message?
My take would be that they can be set with msg.max, msg.min, msg.setpoint parts.
But if the message is (forgive the formatting) msg.payload = 20 (only) then the previous values received as max/min/setpoint are used.
When a new messages arrives with a new value (again: forgive the formatting) msg.payload = 45, msg.max = 60, msg.min = 12
I am not getting why the max, min and setpoint need to in every message.
Once set I would have thought that they would remain the same.
Why does it need to have those fixed values sent with every message?
Just asking.
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