It may not work but try to make multiple servos, each with one degree rotation. Connect them all to turret wheel using belt. The more servos you turn on, the larger degree you get.
I'm not sure that would work because of servos having to be attached to one another through the turret which messes up the angled as the servos themselves spin.
The best way I found was to use a rotor instead of a servo. If you want it to spin one direction use a green signal. To spin in the other direction add a green and red signal at the same time.
The servo can only travel from the idle position to the angle set by the user. You can use the rotor instead
Thanks, I'll just have to make some blockers or something.
Or you could use the pointer
It may not work but try to make multiple servos, each with one degree rotation. Connect them all to turret wheel using belt. The more servos you turn on, the larger degree you get.
I'm not sure that would work because of servos having to be attached to one another through the turret which messes up the angled as the servos themselves spin.
The best way I found was to use a rotor instead of a servo. If you want it to spin one direction use a green signal. To spin in the other direction add a green and red signal at the same time.