Pi Clock

A clock that replaces the hour numbers (1,2,3,...12) with their angle equivalents in radians. Just another Geeky Geek Toy.

Current Version: 3.1415

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December 06, 2005 · version 3.1415 Robin
Great, but there is some antialiasing problem at the edges.
November 03, 2005 · version 3.1415 eh
make 2pi on the right hand side.. and increase counterclockwise..
October 24, 2005 · version 3.1415 happy_fun_ball
No, it's fine. Radians are a measure from a starting angle to an ending angle. Since clocks start at the "12 o'clock" position and proceed in a "clockwise" direction, that's where he's started and the direction he's gone in.
October 20, 2005 · version 3.1415 N_ PRE-CALCULUS
hey, thats awesome...one problem though, i just learned about radians the other day in class and im pretty sure its all wrong. start from the 3 w/ 2 pi and work your way aroud counter-clockwise, i think all ur numbers are ok, except the problems the others mentioned, they are just in the wrong place.
September 26, 2005 · version 3.1415 Nathan Mock
I like the version number :)