New Face that will keep you calm

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A new face Im very proud of , something that calms me and makes me take a breath

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I REALLY like this, excellent work my friend :smiley:
A suggestion for you: maybe once every hour a little hobbit/dwarf/gnome could open the door and step out briefly before going back in? :thinking:

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Looks nice! very calming indeed

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Love this face. It’s adorable.

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I like the idea, do you know how to do that?

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Sorry beatnick, my design math is practically non existent :frowning:
All I could think of is to set Opacity to show a sequence whenever the minutes are between 0-1 or 2.
I tried finding suitable gifs online, but didn’t have much luck. Here’s one I did find, and I set it for 2 minutes at the beginning of each hour, with a separate image of a Smurf behind it Inspection is On (I added the Minutes and Seconds just as a guide) -
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Wow, I’m surprised how well that works :open_mouth: :smiley:

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That’s cool, not something I would use myself however very well designed.

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Hello beatnickjones, very nice design.
I like such unconventional creations, and the dial actually shows everything a watch should display :slight_smile:
Please have a look at the following thoughts:
At the moment your animation elements, like birds, are “floating” in space. This doesn’t look very realistic, more like these elements are “trapped under water”. Try to let these elements “fly by”, generally accelerate the direction of movement. Possibly change the direction by parameter programming, e.g. make the direction of passage dependent on the “minute display” (is only an example). And, while we are at it: have you ever thought about letting the wings of the flying animals move in the (distant) future? :slight_smile:
But I don’t want to complain unnecessarily, because you already have a very nice design.
Many greetings
Ralf

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… and, one more small point in addition: from the design aspect, please try to modify the door in the tree trunk. At the moment it looks more like a foreign body. This is due to the light-shadow representation of the door. You will see what I mean when you look at the window above it. The window is “part of the house”, the door unfortunately is not.
Many greetings
Ralf

Many greetings
Ralf