I see Luxturna took a page out of my book in making the original project. COPYCAT. :P The original project can be found here: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Luxturna/2745956 Updated the scripts (yes, you could've used less :P) and made the clock more accurate by using a function of the (timer) variable. The puzzle in the lower-left is not the same as the original one. Zero skip-over glitch fixed. This clock starts at 24:00:00 and can now be set: Press 1 to change the leftmost value by one unit, press 2 to change the next value by one unit, and so on. (For example, to set the clock to 14:06:00, press 1 once, 2 four times, and 4 six times.) BCD stands for binary-coded decimal. This is not true binary (and neither was the original project), but a representation of decimal encoded into binary. Many calculators work in this way, as do some other computers. (PTI [57] 120902 2110Z)
