Dark Bit Factory & Gravity

Hi,

since deadline is today, here is my little experimental entry showing
seconds (purple box) and minutes (greenbox). Requires Flash9.0.

LAUNCH EXPERIMENTAL CLOCK (http://www.weltenkonstrukteur.de/2009/03/experimental-pv3d-clock/?sbx_run=2009%2F03%2Fpv3dclock&sbx_width=800&sbx_height=600)

Unfortunately, I didnt manage to implement everything I wanted -
that's why it is not really finished and polished. Well ...  ::)

/Screenshot attached.

This is a neat way to abstract data!
I would have liked to see the hour hand but what you have is really cool anyway!
Nice entry. ;)

Quote from: Pixel_Outlaw on March 27, 2009
This is a neat way to abstract data!

Thanks buddy!

Quote from: Pixel_Outlaw on March 27, 2009
I would have liked to see the hour hand but what you have is really cool anyway!
...

Yeah, actually I wanted to implement that hour hand - that's actually
the reason why I came up with the chessgrid with the dimension of 6x4
(=24 hrs). But unfortunately I ran out of time plus my tries of visualization
doesn't look that good. Well ... next time I need to start earlier I guess  ::)

Very interesting idea, it looks alittle strange at first but once you see it move about it makes sense. Nice 3d feel to the movements as well :)

Cool!
Sometimes the perspective makes it a bit difficult to identify the current field, but I totally like the style.

Quote from: TinDragon on March 27, 2009
Very interesting idea, it looks alittle strange at first but once you see it move about it
makes sense. Nice 3d feel to the movements as well :)

Thanks TinDragon, that's much appreciated.

Quote from: hellfire on March 27, 2009
Cool!
Sometimes the perspective makes it a bit difficult to identify the current field, but I
totally like the style.

Glad you like it - and you are right sometimes it is a bit difficult to identify the current
field...

I like that, it's very different to what I thought it would be.

Good work Benny, it's like a 3D time board from artistic angles.

Thanks, mate!

The movements are very smooth. If this were real I could see a market for it.