[WIP] Clock in the Sky
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[WIP] Clock in the Sky
Hi,
Shine asked me to intergate his Clock and my LED Timer into a single application which will be a part of standard distribution in the future releases. The analog clock will be on the left side and digital display on the right side of the screen. There will be two modes: running clock and stopwatch. The first mode is in progress for now.
As per Shine's reguest, I have designed an analog clock for displaying, one with white face and other with clear face. Both are shown below.
I am asking you folks which design you like better. Please respond.
Thank you.
White face:
Clear face:
Shine asked me to intergate his Clock and my LED Timer into a single application which will be a part of standard distribution in the future releases. The analog clock will be on the left side and digital display on the right side of the screen. There will be two modes: running clock and stopwatch. The first mode is in progress for now.
As per Shine's reguest, I have designed an analog clock for displaying, one with white face and other with clear face. Both are shown below.
I am asking you folks which design you like better. Please respond.
Thank you.
White face:
Clear face:
Geo Massar
Retired Engineer
Retired Engineer
I think I'd like your suggestion, Zenurb. More like the analog clock against the sky background.
Can do that with the help of Lua Player. Change each black pixel to transparent and green to solid black.
Thanks for the suggestion.
PS: That's the spirit of a team work, indeed. :)
Can do that with the help of Lua Player. Change each black pixel to transparent and green to solid black.
Thanks for the suggestion.
PS: That's the spirit of a team work, indeed. :)
Geo Massar
Retired Engineer
Retired Engineer
Outlined hands might be difficult to see. Shine is working on OpenGL implementation. Once it is ready, I'll change the hands to solid polygons.
Thanks for the tip.
BTW, i'd prefer red LED's instead of black. There is no such as black LED's.
PS LED = Laser Emitted Diode, remember?
Thanks for the tip.
BTW, i'd prefer red LED's instead of black. There is no such as black LED's.
PS LED = Laser Emitted Diode, remember?
Geo Massar
Retired Engineer
Retired Engineer
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Unless it's a BlackLight LED:KawaGeo wrote:BTW, i'd prefer red LED's instead of black. There is no such as black LED's.
http://members.misty.com/don/ledbl.html
Well if you want to get technical those are actually purple.arrggg wrote:Unless it's a BlackLight LED:KawaGeo wrote:BTW, i'd prefer red LED's instead of black. There is no such as black LED's.
http://members.misty.com/don/ledbl.html
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