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The 4 actually becomes its true form at 40 (read the text below the clock), so what you were seeing was not 48 but rather 38.
by akovaski 12y ago
The 4 actually becomes its true form at 40 (read the text below the clock), so what you were seeing was not 48 but rather 38.
- primelens 12y agoYes. Perhaps hitting the optimum form at 45 would be ideal. So 4 would start becoming clearer at 40 and then start degenerating after 45.
- smackfu 12y agoOr change the motion curve so that it stays in the recognizable state for longer, like 90% of the time.
- dredmorbius 12y agoI'd suggest capping the animation duration. 90% of 10 hours still leaves an hour for the animation. If you've got an extended clock (days, months, years, centuries, millennia), morphing could take a while.
- frigaardj 12y agoCurrently the animations all last at most 20 seconds, irrespective of the transition duration.
- rumbler 12y agoCame here to say this. The "pure" version of each digit should come in the middle, rather than at the beginning, of its interval.