Watch. If you look very closely, you can see the minute hand move slightly.
I wanted to make a pen clock, so I did. :) There are tons of really neat pen clocks on Scratch, but what makes mine unique is that it doesn’t use the “Current [hour]” variable. Instead, I used the “days since 2000” block. This worked really well because it calculated the date down to the millisecond, which makes the hands move very smoothly. The only problem was that the clock was only accurate for those living within 15 degrees longitude of the Prime Meridian, which is why it asks you for your timezone’s GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) number. This number is simply the number of hours ahead or behind you are from the Prime Meridian. For instance, if your timezone was 3 hours behind the Prime Meridian, then you’re -3 GMT.
