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Gallery of animated & modern clock widgets

License: MIT License

NASL 6.06% C++ 83.31% Lua 0.46% AutoHotkey 0.39% Pascal 0.06% HTML 8.05% Pawn 1.67%
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ModularClocks

Gallery of animated & modern clock widgets
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ModularClocks

ModularClocks is a gallery of hand-crafted clocks & weather widgets.

Features

  • 5 Clock Presets
  • Animated Styles
  • Resizable Styles
  • Fully scalable

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Windows 10 or above

For older systems, Powershell v5.1 or newer is required. Upgrade powershell here!

Installation

Run the following command in Powershell to download the latest version of JaxCore.

(To launch Powershell as an Admin: Win + R -> powershell -> Press CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER on your keyboard. Powershell can also be launched via Windows Search.)

iwr -useb "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jax-Core/JaxCore/master/CoreInstaller.ps1" | iex

Alternatively you can download it from the website

After you've proceeded through the welcome screen, select ModularClocks (might have to scroll down) and click Install. It will appear in the library page after that.

Configuration

Use the JaxCore menu to configure ModularClocks. For more information, visit JaxCore's documentation

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modularclocks's Issues

Blur render method is wrong on startup (opacity wrong and blur absent)

Context

I'm using the Blur render method on my clock, and I set the settings to :
Modulation: 145,100,100
Sigma: 5
Radius: 5

When I startup Rainmeter, my clock by default looks like this :
image

Although I set it up to look like this :
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When I click on the JaxCore menu button to regenerate the blur, it looks fine.

Goal

When I startup Windows, the blur should be generated on the modular clock according to my user settings

Thanks !

styles

so I'm using your ModularClocks Package Which Is super difficult to install bc no .rmskin is explicitly stated but alas that's not my issue I can't figure out how to change the main.ini to another style

[Feature Request] Flag or Menu Option to show seconds

So Windows 11 took away the option to show seconds on the clock in the action center (the clock on the bottom right) hence I rely on Modular clocks to show me seconds.

It is pretty easy for example on styles like smart.inc I simply add #Seperator#%S to show the seconds at the end of this line

This is pretty easy to do but I have to do it every time the skin updates as it updates the styles every time.

Would be nice to simply have a flag/menu option in the Jax Core to enable this on any style where it makes sense.

Blur render does not synchronize with the current wallpaper (v2.43+)

Hi, I'm here to reporting a bug that really bothers me a lot when setting up my desktop setup. So, the Center style with blur on the Render Options seem not follows the wallpaper I'm currently using. Previous version like 2.42 or lower seem pretty okay with it, or it could be the latest version of ImageMagick that I installed couple days ago? Here's what the module looks with Center style + blur:

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Yeah, I also to point out that the blur issue happened in iOS 16 style too because the blur doesn't sync the current wallpaper.

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Was this issue being ImageMagick culprit? I mean, I already did add them to the system path during the installation after ModularClocks installed at the very first time.

Rainmeter will be blink when activated blur style

I have a problem when use blur style, the rainmeter will be blink until change the style to others. Idk what's the problem, i have to uninstall the rainmeter and re install the module but nothing change. Thanks

Compatibility with Wallpaper Engine.

when i use modular clock - the pill shaped one and have my wallpaper engine active ... the color it uses is of desktop wallpaper and not of the live wallpaper shown by wallpaper engine ..

Add "Monitor Index" option

Similar to that of "Your Flyouts," a monitor index option would be useful for those who have their monitor of index 1 set as a vertical monitor.

Regex for Nominatim API call doesn't account for spaces, causing incorrect weather data

RegExp=(?siU)"features":\[{"type":"Feature","properties":{"geocoding":{.*,"label":"(.*)",.*,"admin":{.*?"level\d+":"(.*)"}}},"geometry":{"type":"Point","coordinates":\[(.*),(.*)\]}}\]

The offending spaces are in the value of geometry, as seen near the end of this response for Hell, Michigan. Removing them makes the regex work as intended.

{"type":"FeatureCollection","geocoding":{"version":"0.1.0","attribution":"Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0. http://osm.org/copyright","licence":"ODbL","query":"Hell, MI"},"features":[{"type":"Feature","properties":{"geocoding":{"place_id":415106,"osm_type":"node","osm_id":154309316,"osm_key":"place","osm_value":"hamlet","type":"district","label":"Hell, Putnam Township, Livingston County, Michigan, United States","name":"Hell","city":"Putnam Township","county":"Livingston County","state":"Michigan","country":"United States","country_code":"us","admin":{"level7":"Putnam Township","level7":"Putnam Township","level6":"Livingston County","level6":"Livingston County","level4":"Michigan","level4":"Michigan"}}},"geometry":{"type": "Point","coordinates": [-83.9849477, 42.4347571]}}]}```

[Feature request] Reflections/rotations

My wallpaper has a reflection (object on glossy surface) and I want to mirror the clock onto this reflection, but there is no option in Jaxcore or Modularclocks

Blur causes flickering?

Soon as I apply the blur effect on the ModularClock it starts flickering. Is there any way to fix that issue, because I really liked the design of it.

Missing leading zeros on 24-hour clock

I've noticed that there are no leading zeros on the 24-hour clock option on ModularClocks. (e.g., it'll display the time as 0:24 instead of 00:24) is there an option to add a leading zero for the hour, or is it a feature that can be implemented?

Thanks!

"Light" Style clock alignment with Timezone text is off

Hi,

Love this stuff, just installed this yesterday and just noticed a small alignment issue:

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As you can see, the time is not aligned to the timezone and full date text. This happens regardless of "Widget size" (currently at 1.3x), font used (currently at "Poppins" but have tried Arial, Segoe UI), or any other options.

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