Bézier Clock
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Bézier Clock
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#2Looks awesome, but tens of seconds need to morph faster. By the time 4 is clearly formed and visible seconds read 48. While continuous motion is aesthetic, it is hard to tell time.
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#3Excellent.
It looks like it uses linear interpolation between the different glyphs, which makes it look a bit jerky. The author might want to try a sinusoidal interpolation so that velocity reaches zero at the key frames and the whole thing thus spends more time dwelling on the legible parts of the animation and looks smoother.
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#4Fun. I'd say you should have every number at x/60 or whatever of the way between first and next state, including hour and such, but that would probably just result in a bunch of unrecognizable squiggles.
edit: oops, RTFM devin
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#5Fun. I'd say you should have every number at x/60 or whatever of the way between first and next state, including hour and such, but that would probably just result in a bunch of unrecognizable squiggles. edit: oops, RTFM devin
Try hitting the spacebar.
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#6Fun. I'd say you should have every number at x/60 or whatever of the way between first and next state, including hour and such, but that would probably just result in a bunch of unrecognizable squiggles. edit: oops, RTFM devin
Seems like you can toggle that by hitting space.
Edit: oops, three of us got here at the same time
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#7Fun. I'd say you should have every number at x/60 or whatever of the way between first and next state, including hour and such, but that would probably just result in a bunch of unrecognizable squiggles. edit: oops, RTFM devin
That is already there, press space.
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#8Fun. I'd say you should have every number at x/60 or whatever of the way between first and next state, including hour and such, but that would probably just result in a bunch of unrecognizable squiggles. edit: oops, RTFM devin
Seems like you can toggle that by hitting space. Edit: oops, three of us got here at the same time
How do you do that on an iPhone?
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#9Reminds me of the animation on the numbers in Timely[0]
[0]: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.bitspin.tim...
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#10Looks awesome, but tens of seconds need to morph faster. By the time 4 is clearly formed and visible seconds read 48. While continuous motion is aesthetic, it is hard to tell time.
The 4 actually becomes its true form at 40 (read the text below the clock), so what you were seeing was not 48 but rather 38.