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this mod adds working clocks that tell the time to the nearest hour.

download:
http://ompldr.org/vaTgyZw/clock.zip

depends: none, but if you don't have the quartz mod the crafting recipe is extremely hard to do.

license: WTFPL

pics please

soon

I made it so that they show whether it is day or night:
http://ompldr.org/vaTg5Zg/clock.zip
I have not tested it yet

12Me21 wrote:I made it so that they show whether it is day or night:
http://ompldr.org/vaTg5Zg/clock.zip
I have not tested it yet

Your package cannot be used as-is because it has an "init.lua.txt" file instead of "init.lua".
Please go to Control Panel -> Folder Options, and under View, uncheck "hide extension for known file types"; that is an ugly option IMHO.
Edit: Also, if you use Notepad, write the file name in quotes ("init.lua") when saving so the File Dialog does not try to do stupid things with the name.
Edit 2: Or get a real text editor like Geany or Notepad++.

kaeza wrote:

12Me21 wrote:I made it so that they show whether it is day or night:
http://ompldr.org/vaTg5Zg/clock.zip
I have not tested it yet

Your package cannot be used as-is because it has an "init.lua.txt" file instead of "init.lua".
Please go to Control Panel -> Folder Options, and under View, uncheck "hide extension for known file types"; that is an ugly option IMHO.
Edit: Also, if you use Notepad, write the file name in quotes ("init.lua") when saving so the File Dialog does not try to do stupid things with the name.
Edit 2: Or get a real text editor like Geany or Notepad++.

oh, the reason I did that with the file name is because when I was editing it at school It wouldn't let me open .lua files (because of restrictions on the school computers). I don't use notepad, I use wordpad, which is still not very good for editing .lua files. I have notepad++ on my other computer, but not on my laptop.

crap! code is broken.

12Me21 wrote:crap! code is broken.

That, and omploadr is down.