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Have you ever wanted to know what time it is? What time it really is?
This texture pack is a simple way to find out, only changing the textures of the watch itself. Instead of some unclear turning thing, the Digital Watch texture pack puts everything into a clean, glowing 24-hour digital watch, so that you can always know precisely what time it is, with no ambiguity. It's that simple!
Working from 1.9 and onward, it's a simple fix for technically minded players looking for precision in their time reading.
This texture pack is a simple way to find out, only changing the textures of the watch itself. Instead of some unclear turning thing, the Digital Watch texture pack puts everything into a clean, glowing 24-hour digital watch, so that you can always know precisely what time it is, with no ambiguity. It's that simple!
Working from 1.9 and onward, it's a simple fix for technically minded players looking for precision in their time reading.
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I'm afraid that this is the largest size I could make the digits without changing the pack to an x32 texture size, which is more effort than I'd care to put in.
The times are approximated based on the number of images used for the clock in the default texturepack. I simply divided a 24 hour period into the number of images used, using an assumption of equivalent periodicity between image changes, and as such, the times used are only approximate to a certain degree of accuracy, not timed with precision to the internal clock of the game engine.
If I ever do a second version, I will certainly do my research a little more carefully to time the clock change closer to the internal engine clock.