A simple animation


Best Regards,

Davide

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AnalogClock_viewer.7z (355 KiB) downloaded 187 time(s).

Beautiful animation: To reduce the computation time can be operators "for", which do not depend on time, move out of the function cloc (s).
Best Regards,Ber7.

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AnalogClock1.sm (22 KiB) downloaded 162 time(s).

Thank you ber,

this make the script faster and easier to read


Best regards,

Davide


P.S. worksheet updated

Davide,if your program to change the settings a bit, we get
"real" analog clock (all the arrows are moving continuously).
Best Regards,
Ber7

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AnalogClock2.sm (21 KiB) downloaded 205 time(s).

I see, wonderful

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Beautiful animation: To reduce the computation time can be operators "for", which do not depend on time, move out of the function cloc (s).
Best Regards,Ber7.

Glorious old vintage, before I joined Smath.
More elegant needles in there ... needs be animated



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Cheers to all!
This is my 5 cents to this thread. I only took some pieces of code from here and there, a little bit of make up, and.. voilá: my version of analog clock that works on "real" time

Updated 19jul2019 (Special thanks to [USERLINK]Razonar[/USERLINK]):
Annoying "purple line" eliminated. Path for sound files fixed. More realistic movement of hands clock.


MyClock2.sm (38 KiB) downloaded 81 time(s).
click_low.wav (171 KiB) downloaded 79 time(s).
alarm.wav (891 KiB) downloaded 73 time(s).

Hola Oscar. Very nice effects.

You can improve it multiply Play() by 1000 or something else but big. This avoid the horizontal purple line in the clock.

Also you define the location of the files as "D:\sound.wav". Using 1000*Play("sound.wav" ) searches sound in the same directory of the SMath file.

Finally notice that your blue hours hand jumps between hours, but not follow the actual movement of an hours hand clock. You need to take 1/2-1/6*el(NOW,1)-el(NOW,2)/600 as the arguments for sin, cos functions for place it between exact hours considering the minutes too.

Best regards.

Alvaro.

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Hola Oscar. Very nice effects.

You can improve it multiply Play() by 1000 or something else but big. This avoid the horizontal purple line in the clock.

Also you define the location of the files as "D:\sound.wav". Using 1000*Play("sound.wav" ) searches sound in the same directory of the SMath file.

Finally notice that your blue hours hand jumps between hours, but not follow the actual movement of an hours hand clock. You need to take 1/2-1/6*el(NOW,1)-el(NOW,2)/600 as the arguments for sin, cos functions for place it between exact hours considering the minutes too.

Best regards.

Alvaro.

Thanks for your suggestions Also I considering the seconds in the movement of the minutes hand for a more realistic appearance.
I've updated the file and I uploaded the new one, you can check it here.