FractoClock
by pteranodonte (community developer)popularity rank: 132
description: An unusual clock... Are you used to fractions?
preview of 'FractoClock' app
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Comments
pteranodonte
– November 26 2012
No, I'm sorry. But you can use it upon the Chumby app, I suppose.
aboufade
– November 25 2012
Is there an Android app version?
florinc
– May 12 2012
Very cool! Check out my Wise Clock 4: http://timewitharduino.blogspot.ca/2011/12/buy-complete-wise-clock-4-kit-includes.html
bobsz
– April 29 2012
Yeah, I really like the smooth fade, that's what makes it so cool. I didn't mean to sound like a criticism, just complimenting the 'artistic' value of the clock. It's fun to look at.
pteranodonte
– April 28 2012
You are right, the hilighted one (the "nearest" fraction) remains that way for a while, but the surroundings fade smoothly towards the precise position.
bobsz
– April 28 2012
Very clever! At first I thought I actually to think about what the fractions meant, but then I realized they light up at correct position (duh.) More amusing than functional, since some "fractions" don't change for a few minutes. Great that you could still come up with something original for a Chumby clock.
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