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A clock that tells time by light. Find yourself on the globe and read the hour by where you sit in the sun.
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A numberless solar clock on a 3D globe. Time told by light, not digits. Built to become a base layer of the SeedTree Landscape.
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A clock that tells time by light instead of digits. The globe shows where the sun is overhead, rings of light spreading from it an hour of the Earth's turn apart, and rings of night closing in on midnight on the far side. There are no hands or time zones on the face. You find yourself on the globe and read the hour by where you sit in the light. An optional hour count (on by default, and switchable off for a wholly numberless face) sets a small number in each hour band, so the difference between two places can be counted.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A clock that tells time by light instead of digits. The globe shows where the sun is overhead, rings of light spreading from it an hour of the Earth's turn apart, and rings of night closing in on midnight on the far side. There are no hands or time zones on the face. You find yourself on the globe and read the hour by where you sit in the light. An optional hour count (on by default, and switchable off for a wholly numberless face) sets a small number in each hour band, so the difference between two places can be counted.Read the full README ↗