You are right. I will post an update soon with details on how to read the spiral clock. I need to do screenshots to really make this clearer, but here's my rough attempt:
I will call the straight lines from the center <b>spokes</b>.
You will see one spoke for the current hour, and one for the next hour. The length of each spoke is relative to how close to that hour it is (in minutes and seconds).
A few examples...
At 12:01, you will see a long spoke straight up, and the spiral inward clockwise and wrap around to the direction of "1". A very short spoke (maybe not even visible) in the direction of 1.
At 12:30, you will see a circle, with the spokes in direction of 12 and 1.
At 12:59, you will see a long spoke in the direction of 1, with the spiral expanding from straight up clockwise around to the long spoke in the direction of 1.
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Spiral clock - haney64
You are right. I will post an update soon with details on how to read the spiral clock. I need to do screenshots to really make this clearer, but here's my rough attempt:I will call the straight lines from the center <b>spokes</b>.
You will see one spoke for the current hour, and one for the next hour. The length of each spoke is relative to how close to that hour it is (in minutes and seconds).
A few examples...
At 12:01, you will see a long spoke straight up, and the spiral inward clockwise and wrap around to the direction of "1". A very short spoke (maybe not even visible) in the direction of 1.
At 12:30, you will see a circle, with the spokes in direction of 12 and 1.
At 12:59, you will see a long spoke in the direction of 1, with the spiral expanding from straight up clockwise around to the long spoke in the direction of 1.
The guide circles are at 15, 30, 45, and 60.
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Wednesday, July 16 2008 @ 05:59 AM PDT