Minutes [enter] Seconds [enter] (Flash bug: do NOT alter colors) Any time between 20 seconds and infinite hours will be displayed as a 100% pie chart, vanishing by count down. At zero % continuous alarm and counting [arrow circle to rewind] BEST REMIXES: http://scratch.mit.edu/studios/225784 Post useful suggestions for real world timer applications? ### http://scratch.mit.edu/users/eventexception/projects ### (Flash player might slow down if you change colors)
I have seen this as a commercial mechanical clock. Your brain sees the analogue proportion of time left. ### featured ### THANKS ### Set your pizza timer to ten minutes and watch it burn... ...display 45 min exam time on a whiteboard... ### http://scratch.mit.edu/users/eventexception/studios ### READ ON, for ex. a detailed EXPLANATION by user: Radu4000 ´It will ask you to write a number that will represent minutes, and then a number that will represent seconds. Then, the circle will begin to blacken, and it will only have an outline after the time you entered has passed. (if you entered 2 minutes and 43 seconds, the circle will be completely black in that time) ´ Check the comment of user @Death_Piggies where i might have seen this mechanical timer years ago! Credits am/pm clock http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/10627339 Bonus for those reading all notes: Workrave.org is related VERY USEFUL open source! Even more: search for "Human-Machine Interface" Scientific background see figure 18: http://goo.gl/dmpUy New: click background to toggle digits, 12 hour local time. # Credits am/pm clock http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/10627339
