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glad you found them. This is really an awesome concept, just a pain in the ass to implement. I really dont want to sit trhough and make 1440 different images.

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glad you found them. This is really an awesome concept, just a pain in the ass to implement. I really dont want to sit trhough and make 1440 different images.

Yep it sucks. I did manage to shave a couple seconds off each image by mapping "Save as" as a mouse button, but not sure what else you could do besides that. If you or anyone are interested, I used ImageMagick to stitch them all together when I was finished. It is command based, but it is very easy.

There has GOT to be a way to just draw the 10 different digits, tell it where to put them, and make a clock. It can't be that hard...

I'm looking through a few java things to see if there's anything that has to do with scripted image editing.

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WOAH! so, soo koool!

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There has GOT to be a way to just draw the 10 different digits, tell it where to put them, and make a clock. It can't be that hard...

I'm looking through a few java things to see if there's anything that has to do with scripted image editing.

Let me know if you find anything. Im very interested in something like this.

You can use scripts (JavaScript, VBScript) in Photoshop, but I'm not sure I'm up to the task of creating one from scratch. Maybe I'll look around a little tomorrow and see if I find something. It should only take a few loops once I figure out how to tell it to change the text and save the image.

Please keep me informed. This would save so much work for something awesome.

I have created a working script. Give me a day or so to make sure it's release ready.

is it for photoshop? I don't use it, so it would be of little use to me.

It is for Photoshop. I doubt there's going to be much else that's able to do the same thing with any kind of decent results like a straight java app or something.

If you want, since it's not much work for me anymore, you can send me your background image and what you want your clock to look like and I can probably make it for you.

OP has been updated to include lots of different colors! If you want a color that's not in the OP let me know.

Since my script has my clock making time down to around 5 minutes, I'm going to open up the floor for requests. Read the OP for details!

this is very cool... once I figure out what I want, i will likely be back with a request for you. thanks in advance for the work you've put in.

In case anyone is interested, the new snapshot requires the property file to go along with all animated textures.

Seeing as this clock method has 1440 frames, I figures most people wouldn't want to type it themselves. I used this handy website to generate the list for me. You will need to use the the numbers 0 and 1439 to get the proper list.

http://textmechanic.com/Generate-List-of-Numbers.html

Quote from echonite

In case anyone is interested, the new snapshot requires the property file to go along with all animated textures.

Seeing as this clock method has 1440 frames, I figures most people wouldn't want to type it themselves. I used this handy website to generate the list for me. You will need to use the the numbers 0 and 1439 to get the proper list.

http://textmechanic....of-Numbers.html

Thanks for that. I have added the required txt file to the OP as well as updated all clock links to include the txt file there as well.

Thought I'd give this a friendly bump for all the 1.5 newcomers.

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I would like to request 32x high quality versions of current colors, resizing makes it ugly

I'll see what I can do, but I did originally try a 32x version and it was so small you couldn't read the numbers in game.

Important note for those who want to use the pack now (so you don't need to figure it out like I did):
I'm not sure what version this was changed, but now instead of the clock.txt file, you need a clock.mcmeta file. This file should be the same as the default one for the clock:

{
"animation": {}
}

Quote from quadrplax

Important note for those who want to use the pack now (so you don't need to figure it out like I did):
I'm not sure what version this was changed, but now instead of the clock.txt file, you need a clock.mcmeta file. This file should be the same as the default one for the clock:

{
"animation": {}
}

Thanks for bringing that to my attention, I'll get a new set up in the next couple days and make them compatible with the new resource pack system so you'll just need to add them on top of your current resource pack.