David Doesburg

I am making a Clock/Alarm for a school project and I tried to make a nice user interface. I am using a dial to be able to put in the alarm time, but I want the initial value to be at the top instead of the bottom (to make it look like a clock). Is this possible?

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You may have realized (although your graphic doesn't show it) that we count "o'clock" from 1 to 12, but the added minutes from 0 to 59.

Unfortunately for your objective, the dial lets the user click (and thus set the position of the indicator) at any location on the circle; it doesn't snap the indicator to the nearest 1/12 of the dial. You might need to adjust for that...

Maybe something along these lines?
You may have realized (although your graphic doesn't show it) that we count "o'clock" from 1 to 12, but the added minutes from 0 to 59.
Unfortunately for your objective, the dial lets the user click (and thus set the position of the indicator) at any location on the circle; it doesn't snap the indicator to  the nearest 1/12 of the dial. You might need to adjust for that...

If you add half of the mod operand value prior to mod, the output will be zero every time the input is half way around. Just be sure to set 'floatoutput' to 1 so that it hits 0 (instead of 59 or 11 or whatever).

If you add half of the mod operand value prior to mod, the output will be zero every time the input is half way around.   Just be sure to set 'floatoutput' to 1 so that it hits 0 (instead of 59 or 11 or whatever).

Changing the 0 value of a dial to start at the top