Viz Plug-ins User Guide
Version 5.0 | Published December 20, 2022 ©
Analog Watch
    
    
The Analog Watch plug-in lets you create a real-time animated clock of objects.    
Note: This plug-in is located in: Plugins -> Container plug-ins -> Time
This page contains the following topics and procedures:
Analog Watch Properties
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Mode: Sets the mode. Available options are Hour24, Hour12, Minute, Second and Off.
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Smooth: Ensures the clock hands rotate smoothly. Check this button to enable smooth rotation. Hour hands always rotate smoothly, so this switch is inactive if the plug-in is set to Hour24 or Hour12 mode.
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Offset: Changes the rotation offset. 1200 usually is equal to a rotation of 0 degrees.
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1 hour in Hour24 mode: 15 degrees.
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1 hour in Hour12 mode: 30 degrees.
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1 minute in Minute mode: 6 degrees.
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1 second in Second mode: 6 degrees.
 
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To Create an Analog Watch
    
        
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Add a Circle geometry to the scene tree, add material to it, and name it Clock.
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Open the Circle editor and set scaling to 2.0.
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Add three Arrow geometries as Sub-Containers of the Clock container, add material to them, and name the first Hours, the second Minutes, and the third as Seconds.
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Open the Arrow editor for Hours and set the following properties:
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Style1 to Flat.
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Width and Arrow Width to 4.0.
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Percent to 30.0.
 
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Open the Arrow editor for Minutes and set the following properties:
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Style1 to Flat.
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Width and Arrow Width to 3.0.
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Percent to 40.0.
 
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Open the Arrow editor for Seconds and set the following properties:
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Style1 to Flat.
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Width and Arrow Width to 2.0.
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Percent to 50.0.
 
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Add the Analog Watch plug-in to the Hours, Minutes and Seconds containers.
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Open the Analog Watch editor for the Hours container and set it to Hour24 or Hour12.
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Open the Analog Watch editor for the Minutes container and set it to Minute.
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Open the Analog Watch editor for the Seconds container and set it to Second.
 
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