# 6.2 release

## Notes
- This release addes the ablility to provide your own or a speedometer made by someone else and not the 2 option I(The developer) provides as hard coded features

## Added:
- Resorcepack source for visual speedometer
- Added documentation for resourcepack setup [resourcepack.md](https://github.com/zaze06/Speedometer/blob/master/resourcepack.md)
- Override config for speedometer pointer (only works if it's not an image)

## Fixes:
- Fixed [#2](https://github.com/zaze06/Speedometer/issues/2)

## TO-DO:

## Resourcepack
This release contains a base resourcepack that shuld be like the old one, but there is also an optinaly downloadible resourcepack from GitHub, and as a additinal file in this release on Github and Modrith

## Code notes
This push updates the development envirment to 1.21.1, but fabric is tested and works on 1.21 still
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- length *not required if `image` is not defined*
The length in picture based on the original size of the background.
- start
The start parameter defines where the pointer begins. You can use predefined strings (center, left, right) or specify a custom position using the format (x, y), where x and y are the coordinates. Alternatively, you can define an object with x and y keys to set exact positions.
The start parameter defines where the pointer begins. You can use predefined strings (center, left, right) or specify a custom position using the format (x, y), where x and y are the coordinates. Alternatively, you can define an object with x and y keys to set exact positions.<br>
If you use this with an image, it's the point of where the pointer image is rotates around
- image
This defines the scaling factor for speed. The actual speed is calculated as baseSpeed^scale, where the base speed is raised to the power of the scale.
This defines the scaling factor for speed. The actual speed is calculated as baseSpeed^scale, where the base speed is raised to the power of the scale. <br>
OPS this picture should be the same size as the background to not cause issues
- scale
The scale of how to modify the speed as a power, this is the speed that `maxSpeed` is based of. the way the speed passed to `maxSpeed` is calculated is `baseSpeed^scale`.
- name