Wonderful design expertly implemented. I love the 3d depth and the animation is really well done.
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Mmm, the only thing I’m not sure about is the way the green fluid disappears instantly at 60 seconds. Have you tried “emptying” the tube clockwise between 60 and 120 seconds before refilling it again? That is the moving boundary between green and clear always indicates the seconds but half the time the tube is filling and half the time it emptying. Just a thought …
@mikeoday thank you for your great input , to be honest i tried making the fluid flow counterclockwise once it completes the seconds like a fly-back effect but i didn’t succeed i don’t know if its a limitation in the progress bar functionality or i’m doing something wrong , maybe someone can help !
Using the following for the fill ratio seems to work if you want it to take a minute to fill and a minute to empty:
$(((#DNOW#/1000)%120)/120)<0.5?(((#DNOW#/1000)%60)/60):(1-(((#DNOW#/1000)%60)/60))$
Is that what you meant?
That is a very creative and original design
Beautiful work
Very nice, great.
thank you Mike for taking the time to help me ! will try it and get back to you !
You are welcome - hopefully it works for you 
i tried it now the effect is the one i want ,but instead of taking 60 seconds to reverse fill i want it to reverse fill in 1 second and start filling again , i want the “draining” animation to happen in one second , i don’t know hot adjust the conditional to make it work .
the drain animation should look like this . (1-(((#DNOW#/1000)%60)/1))
Ok.
0…1 second: reduce fill from 1 to 0 in 1 second
1…60: increase fill from 1 to 60 in 59 seconds
This seems to work:
$#Dsm#<1?(1-#Dsm#):(#Dsm#/60)$
I agree with Mike
The way it disappears needs to be worked on.
I would try to fill one minute, empty one minute
This is perfect!, $#Dsm#<1?(1-#Dsm#):(#Dsm#/60)$
thank you @mikeoday your efforts are greatly appreciated ! guys like you are what makes this community great !
Thank you very much, that is very kind of you.