Built for New Year's Eve 2013, the Lunar Clock is a combination wall clock and lunar calendar. The moon displays a rough phase indication, and indicates the current time, serving as hour and minute hand.
For a quick glance at the precise time, touch the clock and a hovertext display will appear for a few seconds. If you want to show this text all the time, edit the notecard (see below) and set show_text to TRUE.
If you live in the Southern hemisphere, touch the moon to toggle between Northern and Southern indicators.
For basic use, rez the clock somewhere and you're done. By default, the clock is set to display Second Life time in 12 hour format and works right out of the box. If you want to change the timezone, light colors, refresh speed, or 24-hour vs 12-hour time, edit the clock and double-click on the __config__ notecard which you'll find on the contents tab. Instructions for editing the card are contained within.
See item in Second Life- Supports all timezones, even half-hours
- Fully customizeable
- Display phase of the moon
