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[xuma202]

Hello,

I've just finished my Analog Clock. Use it with the awesome CCGPU Peripheral.

The clock will display the real Minecarft time.

Picture:



More Pictures : http://imgur.com/a/OBOU3

Code:

v 1.0.3 http://pastebin.com/SqJNC5Mm
v 1.0.2 http://pastebin.com/hTa8afcM
v 1.0.1 http://pastebin.com/buxrPKVF
v 1.0.0 http://pastebin.com/SBJeGtaH

Changelog:

v 1.0.3 :

• color fading is now time-based.
  
• the time until the color fade restarts is adjustable
  
• minor performance optimization (circle is now only calculated once)

v 1.0.2 :

• adjustable frequency of frame updates (per second)

v 1.0.1 :

• added optional Color fading
  
• optimized vertex calculation (clock is now maximum size)

v 1.0.0 :

• first official release

[Mast3rPlan]

Amazing man, I love it!

[Loopin]

Oh my god man, really amazing!, this is the first program made using Gpu peripheral and i loved it!(i think was the first.)

[FuzzyPurp]

Just tried this - its amazing! MC 1.2.3, just finish backporting ccGPU. So grab it now.

[ssandiss]

What's CCGPU peripheral?
I've coded all the code into a computer what shall i do to make it work? :/
(Sorry for asking a probably noob question) :/

[xuma202]

You need this mod to run the code http://www.computerc...r-computercraft make shure yomu put a gpu next to the computer and place a graphical monitor with the same frequency and id in range.NOTE: there was an update made (see the last page of the thread)

[maximouli]

You program is awesome ! Somebody nows how to modify the code to have the time of the real world (on earth ) thanks

[xuma202]

maximouli, on 26 February 2013 - 09:43 AM, said:

You program is awesome ! Somebody nows how to modify the code to have the time of the real world (on earth ) thanks

The important line is line 158

time = os.time()

When it's for example 8:37 the function will os.time() will return 8.6166666...
If you can manage to get the real world time into a variable you'll just have to manipulate this line or these lines: (160&161)

hours = math.floor(time)
minutes = math.floor((time-hours)*60)

hours must contain the hours [0-11] and minutes must contain the minutes [0-59] so you can modify lines 158-161.

However afaik you can't read the real wolrd time with a CC function so you maybe have to use the http api or something else.