This is an experiment called 7 segment display, a thing you usually see on calculators, timers, etc. with 7 segments of display looking like retro. Each segment has an ID 1-7. This experiment let's you: Use presets: Choose a button at the top to choose a number/letter and will be converted to segment display. You can play around. Choose clear to clear. Modify segments: Click on a segment or a binary digit at the bottom to turn on/off a segment, making a new digit. Change brightness: Click on the left to change brightness. Drag to the top for a full brightness. I'll have more features soon. FAQ ===== What are the letters A-F mean? - It stands for extra digits in hexadecimal, since we only use 0-9 by default. Fun fact: With those 6 letters, it's possible to make "faded" in a 5-digit display, which is a song from Alan Walker. What does each special digit mean in presets? - 1 (left) is the number 1 on the left instead of the right, 7 (Japanese) is the number 7 with 4 line segments (with segment #6), 9 (5 segments) will remove the segment #4 from the number 9, C (small) is the lowercase version of the letter C, _ is underscore and - is a hyphen. Why is B and D lowercase? - It's just how 7-segment displays work. It's to make it different from the number 0 and 8.
