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Name: Digital + Anoluge Clock V1 Author: dan769 Download: CLOCK.zip Compatibility: TI-84/+/SE File Size: 610 Bytes |
A very compact (610 bytes) clock with accurate hands and a day indicator. Adding Soon: -Moon Phase Calc |
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What the community thinks:
That's really cool!
Is there some function to tell the time of day, or do you type the time when the program runs, or is there some other way this works?
I just noticed in the README that you need to set the calculator's clock. How would you do that? I didn't even know the calculator has a clock!
To set the clock, you can press MODE > up arrow > ENTER.
Alternatively you can use the setTime( command.
Where is the readme?
Nevermind I figured it out.
So I litterally just found out about TI-Basic last night, and i was just messing around in the code to try to fix the problem, idk why this works, idk if theres a better way, but i figured out that the resolution problem can be fixed by multiplying all the text coords by 2.5, if someone could explain that would be great!
Hello jytub310! Welcome to TI|BD. You may want to introduce yourself. Multiplying the text coordinates by 2.5 works because the graph screen of the TI-84 Plus CE is approximately 2.5 times higher resolution than the TI-84 Plus graph screen, and the Text( coordinates are based off of pixel coordinates and not Cartesian graph coordinates.