Turn almost any flat surface or translucent solid into a clock that you can set to any time.
VERSIONS AND FEATURES ---------------------------------- …
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Turn almost any flat surface or translucent solid into a clock that you can set to any time.
VERSIONS AND FEATURES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The model comes in a thick numeral version and a thin numeral version (called "thick segment" and "thin segment").
Both versions work with the same set of time-numeral-changing and color setting controls.
Controls for changing the colors are in the "Materials" sub-directory.
Controls for changing the numerals and thus "setting" the time are in the "Time Setting" sub-directory, within the "Hours" sub-sub-directory for controls to change the hour, and within the "Minutes" sub-sub-directory to change the minute. And the "Minute" sub-sub-directory is again divided into sub-sub-sub-directories for the two numerals, Digit 1 and Digit 2.
This model has Daz Studio versions and .obj versions.
The .obj versions don't have the convenient numeral-changing controls, of course. But each numeral segment is it's own unique material zone, allowing for full control of each segment's visibility properties - and likewise with the colon and the AM/PM Dot.
MATERIALS -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Daz Studio versions have a few materials presets for convenience, to change colors and turn on or off the glowing.
I set the glowing to the value of 88888 lumins, which may be too high for many rendering situations.
So if you want to adjust the glow, highlight the model in the "Surfaces" tab and then find the "Luminance" property slider control. Adjust that control.
The .obj version has no materials applied at all. You’ll need to apply them yourself. « Less
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