A simple clock I made in Scratch converted to Snap!. Enjoy.
MAY BE GLITCHY AND HAS LOTS OF BUGS
Question: why do you repeat 1 time ?
That's remind me my first (?) real project (in french sorry)
3 differents clocks
This one is drawn in real time:
In this one i used 3 differents sprites (like your project):
And a digital one:
HOUR HAND iS FIXED!
Uh...what?
Repeat (1) ???
2rd question : why are you "point in direction" 4 times in the script ?
The reason why is because I want to add some kind of physics animation into it so it flickers back and forth every second.
But sometimes, it cause a lag...
Yeah...I know. I wanted the clock to look a bit...clunky...and mechanical.
In this case, i have an idea for you: base the motion of the seconds on milliseconds
Remove all the wait blocks in the forever loop
Add this in the forever loop:
If ms in 0-249 point in dir ...
ElseIf ms in 250-499 point in dir...
ElseIf ms in 500-749 point in dir...
ElseIf ms in 750-999 point in dir...
You can adapt this with your own values..
Is this clock RealTime?
Yeah. It is.
Is it always synchronized?
Not always.
Maybe just have a variable to track the time, and every time the variable changes, change the clock's handles accordingly.
Perfect !
Funny effect by the way !
I made my clock using only the pen (I've been doing a lot of pen projects lately):
https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username=joecooldoo&ProjectName=Pen%20Clock
(Fun Fact: It only uses the CLEAR block once)
I changed it! Thank you so much!
That reminds me when I first learned Scratch(yes not snap)I made a clock that never report the correct time
i found out that it was because I didn't draw the needles vertical
when your clock's battery is about to die out and the motor is not strong
Sorry for the long reply but I do this in animations to simulate scenes, shots, cuts, and other stuff. It also makes things easier for me.
Think of it as a function in JS.