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Clock 8 sizing and positioning #47

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Merijn-DH opened this issue Oct 7, 2017 · 0 comments
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Clock 8 sizing and positioning #47

Merijn-DH opened this issue Oct 7, 2017 · 0 comments

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Merijn-DH commented Oct 7, 2017

Clock 8 seems to have a lot of incorrect measurements. First of all the scaling center point of a two digit number, for instance the minutes, seem to be in the second digit. This makes that it is scaling to the left, which the original doesn't do.

It can be clearly seen in these two screenshots

Measurements on the remake of clock 8

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As you can see the number 7 is the number staying on the red line.

Also the positioning currently is 1/4 of the width from the left and the right (again here a two digit numbers' center is incorrect). I tried measuring the locations of the original clock but could not come to precise fractions so I'm not sure how the positions were originally determined. However we can at least take an estimate to more accurately represent it.

Here is the original.

Measurements on the original clock 8

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Notice how the single digit is positioned more to the right, and the right number is scaling from it's center.

Lastly the size it increases and decreases to also currently is not relative to the screen size. You can clearly see this when enlarging the clock by clicking on it (it will show very tiny numbers). The measurements I took of the two heights again seems non-logical, but I guess it is the only way we can most accurately reproduce the original.

Measurement on the original clock 8's height

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If anyone wants to implement these numbers or have a (maybe better) look themselves? I just wanted to point these things out and hope if I ever do make these changes myself people won't think I'm crazy for the these weird numbers.

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