Guys, what about gauge widget with ‘0’ centered, capable of correctly displaying negatives? Current implementation isn’t friendly for negatives at all.
ALSO, what I think, gauge is EITHER too large, OR too “empty”.Personally I’d prefer SMALLER widget, perhaps with slightly scaled down scale-line. I’m not a graphics-master, so excuse me words instead graphics.
Doesn’t gauge display negatives?
Thanks @Dmitriy for looking at topic 
Yes, it accepts negatives as min/max, but when set (for example) MIN: -10, MAX: +10 and the value received is +5, then the graph is created from -10 (the MIN), passing ‘zero’, and stops at +5. Not a real “zero centered” gauge display. A typical use scenario is off course an energy monitor, when during charging a current flows from circuit to battery, and the opposite during discharging. Sure, a gauge is not “a must have”, there is always a display widget… One can create even a “digital gauge” using LCD widget, but IMHO a gauge should be as real as it can be.
Other scenarios:
As an example: A gauge cannot be setup the way the picture ilustrates 
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@Dmitriy, but this one is still not introduced/fixed. Look at the picture:
I was asking for it a year ago:
https://community.blynk.cc/t/gauge-widget-zero-centered-and-more/9962?u=marvin7
@marvin7 Please don’t tack your issue into someone else’s topic… just carry on with the topic you already have 
(I moved your post)
Yup… a bad habit… sorry
I felt you gonna do it… 
The force is strong in you
Sure! It’s just a reminder…
In the meantime… I can suggest something like this for your needs
Yes, I figured it out, but decided to left it just with numbers. Currently this project is N/A. THEY just burned the transformer powering it (a battery pulse charger) 
I know… If it was possible to burn the transformer, then this was my design fault. 
You work very hard, as evidenced by all the advances in Blynk 