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Published: 2012-01-28 15:47:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 40735; Favourites: 60; Downloads: 3838
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Description
Here's a minimalistic Skyrim-themed binary clock for Rainmeter .The text reads "HOURS MINUTE SEKOND" (there is no 'C' in dragon alphabet).
It is designed to supplement by ~Axerron . I made it specifically for =alex-lp who uses it, but it came out nice enough to share with everyone.
Works best on dark background.
Font by Vaag256 at UESP, taken from here , marked as CC BY-SA-2.5
Skyrim (c) Bethesda
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can u teach me a simple way to understand dragon alphabet?
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Go to some Elder Scrolls wiki, there's a table there. Example: [link]
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ok here we go this is the set up
h o u r s
m i n u t e
s e k o n d
16 8 4 2 1
32 16 8 4 2 1
32 16 8 4 2 1
just ad the lit up symbols as they come up
its kinda difficult if no one explains it the correct way
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Sure! The symbols are taken from the game itself, and correspond to latin letters. See here: [link]
As for the binary clock.. It's called a "Binary Coded Sexagesimal" clock. First row is a binary, high-to-low bit representation of the current hour. The screenshot reads 10010, which translates to 2^5+2^1 = 16 + 2 = 18 hours (24-hour clock). Same with the other rows, thet represent minutes and seconds.
And symbol in the rows read an approximation of their indication - see the description. "HOURS", "MINUTE" and "SEKOND".
Does that satisfy your curiosity?
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My mind...is full of fucks trying to grasp it. Damn this is tough.
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All I can say it's a good brain exercise!
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@rileyman your comment made me lol, literally
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@logeg 2^5 = 32, not 16
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Love it.
Finally a skin in a language I understand XD
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