@Postcommenter6969 thanks dude maybe soon if I solve the problem it sometimes I'm busy for homework I'm a college now dude and sometimes I don't have time for my project I hope I fix this problem because I want my project to look like a realistic

@Cocoybuilder456 i did hehe

@Postcommenter6969 I think you use ai dude

@Cocoybuilder456 ✅ Correct way to make dual rotors spin the same

Instead of using jets to spin the rotors, he should:

1. Remove the Blasto J50 engines from the rotator shafts

2. Use one main Blasto jet (hidden inside fuselage if needed)

3. Drive both rotators through rotators + VTOL input

4. Match XML on both rotators

✅ XML for perfectly synced rotor spin

Give this to both rotators:

<Rotator>
<Speed>200</Speed>
<Input>VTOL</Input>
<InvertInput>false</InvertInput>
</Rotator>

If the second rotor spins backward, change the second one to:

<InvertInput>true</InvertInput>

I hope it helps

And by the way did you try my first method. ?

@Postcommenter6969 in both rotators dude

did you put blasto j50 in the smaller rotor?

@Postcommenter6969 same rotation inut

@Postcommenter6969 dude I mean in blastoj50 dude

@Postcommenter6969 in XML in rotator input dude?

✅ Best Solution

Use the same rotor settings and control input for both rotors:

Rotator Settings

Input: VTOL
Max RPM: 2000
Min RPM: -2000

Make sure both rotators have identical settings.

✅ XML Code Fix

If he wants guaranteed equal RPM, use this XML and paste it into both rotors:

<Rotator>
<Speed>200</Speed>
<Input>VTOL</Input>
<InvertInput>false</InvertInput>
</Rotator>

If second rotor spins the wrong direction, just change this:

<InvertInput>true</InvertInput>

That keeps speed the same but flips direction.

Set both rotors to the same Speed value and use VTOL as the input. If one rotates backward, change InvertInput to true.