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I had to finish this off on my PC. Which sucks AI’s smooth bottom.

Anyway, this tourbillon has a trick up its sleeve. Ever so often it will synchronize itself to stay on time. I know a real tourbillon just ticks away but that is sort of boring.

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Yeah Why not . Perhaps that is how the Hacking Function on the Fliegers Worked . I will never Embark on a project on Creator running on my Tablet . I sometimes do little tests for Questions Here . Often I do little updates Like fixing typos in the descriptions of publications . I have lost count off how many projects I lost on it because I forgot to save the work every 30 seconds .
Nice Watch BTW . All you have to do now is persuade the Users to keep their Eye on it for at Least 20 seconds . To complete the trick perhaps you could have a little jump in your seconds Sub Dial . :joy: :slightly_smiling_face: :rofl:

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I could have used the random function for it. Kind of want to do that now but I can’t edit anything with my iPad, :frowning:

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That’s pretty neat, good job :+1: I presume you realise that movements don’t work on AOD though :thinking:

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Of course, but I’d rather have them there in AOD than just a black circle - even if they don’t move at all.

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Very nice. And what you’ve done is called artistic license. Good job! No one says you HAVE to have a tourbilwhatever do what it does in real life, and i agree with you having it still visible in AOD.

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Thank you :slight_smile:

I just tested the tourbillon with

(#Ds# == rand(0, 59)

as condition and you can’t even see the effect since the random number generator feeds numbers so fast,

I guess you could limit to being higher and lower than certain values but then you are controlling the frequency anyway.

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It is only WakeRand that gives you anything useful . Rand is updated every millisecond . You might be able to trap it with VAR_TE . not sure .

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What in heckfire is “VSR_TE”?

Or “WakeRand” for that matter.

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Hey sorry @juni00 I was on my Typo Generator .
Look for #VAR_1_TE# in the Tags documents .
For PRO users oly .

wakeRand(min, max) for everyone to use in Expressions.

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https://help.facercreator.io/hc/en-us
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Wake on rand is actually quite cool.
I use it to display different background images upon wake. So in the opacity field of the first image, I put:

$(wakeRand(1,6))==1?100:0$
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6th image:
$(wakeRand(1,6))==6?100:0$

check it out on this watch face TX-SP04

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Ohh! I like the airlock door effect a lot :slight_smile:

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The Thing about A Sliding Airlock is you don’t know what your going to get .

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They seem to have fixed the mobile browser issue :).

Anyway @tom.vannes : The sliding airlock is a sequence, right? It triggers on wake. I am going to do something similar in my new project except it will be a little cover rolling away.

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No, I cut the doors out of the original picture. So I have a frame and 2 pictures for the doors behind the frame. Upon wake I move the doors (last numbers in the formula are starting positions):

Left door X position: (-(#DWE#*25)+112)

Right door X position: ((#DWE#*25)+214)

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That will just keep them going forever until next AOD?

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yes, out into space…

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Haha - I’ll use it right now. Easier than doing a sequence for sure.

Edit: This is hilarious - the cover is floating under some cutouts I made in the dial image. Not what I intended. :smiley:

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