[Ke.] Wallclock S.1 (Mesh) Version 1.0

-=:: [Ke.] Wallclock S.1 (Mesh) ::=-

Wallclock is: COPY / MOD / *no* TRANS
Script is: *no* COPY / *no* MOD / *no* TRANS
Meshes: 4
Landimpact: 2

-=: Have fun :=-
This clock is pure fun! Why?
- New unique modern design. Tired of Roman numerals and flourish clock handles?
- A unique fly out menu, no dialog windows, just click the clock to activate menu.
- 5 intense color sets with 5 warm and cool colors.
- Each color set will randomly color a clock piece, just click the same color set again to cycle through the colors.
- Because it's MOD you can colorize each piece as you wish via build menu.
- You can set the hour +/- 1 hour and +1/4 hour. Will fit any timezone. Even +4 hour is possible for fast forward.
- Resize the clock with the build in resizer, just a click away.
- Simple but nice and soft shadow textures.

-=: Clock handles :=-
The clock handles are not just some usual ones. They are segments of a circle. So the hour handle is a segment that represents one hour. It moves only once an hour. If for example the hour handle fills the position between 1 and 2, this means the actual time is something between one and two. Look at the minute handle to read the minute. When the minute handle reaches the 12 position, the hour handle will move to it's next position between 2 and 3.

-=: Adjust clock handles and size of the clock :=-
To adjust the clock handles (time) or size, click on the clock and a fly menu appears just on the clock itself! Alternatively you can use chat commands on channel 1. Chat only works, when you first click on the clock, to activate menu and chat. Leave the clock alone for about 30 seconds and the menu mode goes off automatically. In menu mode type '/1help' (without the ') to get a list of available commands. The clock uses chat channel one, so you have to always type '/1' (without the ') right in front of any command.

The clock stores it's size when resizing is done via the clock menu. If you resize the clock via build menu and then use it's own menu, it will snap back to the stored size. This is no malfunction and nothing gets broken. I recommend to use just one method to resize the clock.