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Barotronics - Clocks and Timers

the button to add days adds 19 hours instead of 24. changing 68400 to 86400 in the signal check component right above the button fixes this.

I for the life of me cant seem to edit your hour second min clock to just run with seconds and mins, it keeps adding a 0 when it gets to "10:00" it will be "010:00" and after "11:59" it freezes there and wont count past that

@Wildly Unprepared Yeah, a calender will definitely be possible! You may have to modify this system a bit though. Arithmetic components can only process values between -999999 and +999999, so if you want seconds this is at most 11 days.

So you'd somehow have to alter the system so that each time the mem reaches 86400 (the number of seconds in a day) it increases a second counter that increases the day taking into acount year and month logic. After that it should reset the mem.

This second counter may be a bit harder, since months (as well as years, if you account for leap years) are not a set length. Depending on what month it currently is, it would have to increase the counter to the next month at 29, 30 or 31

Btw, I'm not super active on steam, so if you want to have a fast response you can also just find me on the undertow discord :))

I was messing with the wiring on your first clock that displays hours, Minutes, Seconds. And I was wondering if it would be possible to build a clock that can do the entire calander. Surely, that could be possible right?

Each Month of the year has a few different days, and you could save with the memory component the name of the Month. I did that part, but couldn't figure out how to assign different days to each month and have your counting system count those days.

And I guess it could amount to a Year System, where you could change each year by. I was hopping to do this in a roleplay sub. Such as the setting is in 2775 or something like that.

I am just asking if it lays posssiblity, as I am a big fan of your wiring systems. There very elegant and simple for doing a complicated task.