Hover around top of screen to change size, toggle legend visibility, change layout, and view numeric time. This might look a tad complicated at first glance, but here's how to read it. The basic form of the layouts is like this: 1) [hr 10s place][hr 1s place] : [min 10s][min 1s] : [sec 10s][sec 1s] 2) [hr 10s][min 10s][sec 10s] [hr 1s ][ min 1s ][ sec 1s ] The minute and second 1s place can be calculated using the legend split into 10 segments, min & sec 10s with the one split into 6, and the hour 10s with the one split into 3 (since it uses 24-hr time). With 24-hr time, during hours 0-20, the hour 1s corresponds to the 10 segment legend, but hours 20-24 (since it only goes up to 4 here) use the one split into 4. Make sense??? Let me know if you're confused! I think this is a neat idea though and I might try to make a physical version for my desk sometime :)
-Pretty much 100% me I think -Yes it's hard to tell time with it; it was made for aesthetics and coolness rather than practicality. -Pro is I made everything transition smoothly by adding the completion percentage of digits below them; Con is it can sometimes be hard to determine if a number is really high or really low due to rollover properties. When in doubt, refer to the previous digit. -Look inside for further explanation, I commented on all the main functions fairly thoroughly.
