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Description

Development for this skin is now hosted at my Github account . Check the releases for the most up-to-date version.

My collection of Customizable clocks in one skin
-each clock has its own settings/color picker skin built on my color picker skin
-ability to use windows color scheme (compatible with windows 7 and up)
-fully animated including a flip clock and underlying gears
-can adjust the size of the clocks (in pixels)
-Double Click to make computer speak the time
-Left click once to toggle the quick options menu (i.e. change clock face, change size and toggle color picker skin)

To use Color Picker:
-Right Click the saved color you want to edit/tweak to load the color
-Left Click a button (i.e. "seconds", "minutes", "hours", "background", etc.) to save the currently active color
-can manually input color code in hexadecimal or RGB format by clicking corresponding color code at the top

**simple analogue clocks (i.e. Muppet faces, mickey mouse, and some others) have been combined into one using presets (see screenshot of sample settings skin above). Each time you change presets the user defined colors reset to their defaults**

I should give some credit to Apple's iPod Nano (6th generation) as most of the clocks were inspired from that device

Description

Development for this skin is now hosted at my Github account . Check the releases for the most up-to-date version.

My collection of Customizable clocks in one skin
-each clock has its own settings/color picker skin built on my color picker skin
-ability to use windows color scheme (compatible with windows 7 and up)
-fully animated including a flip clock and underlying gears
-can adjust the size of the clocks (in pixels)
-Double Click to make computer speak the time
-Left click once to toggle the quick options menu (i.e. change clock face, change size and toggle color picker skin)

To use Color Picker:
-Right Click the saved color you want to edit/tweak to load the color
-Left Click a button (i.e. "seconds", "minutes", "hours", "background", etc.) to save the currently active color
-can manually input color code in hexadecimal or RGB format by clicking corresponding color code at the top

**simple analogue clocks (i.e. Muppet faces, mickey mouse, and some others) have been combined into one using presets (see screenshot of sample settings skin above). Each time you change presets the user defined colors reset to their defaults**

I should give some credit to Apple's iPod Nano (6th generation) as most of the clocks were inspired from that device