A CantrClock!

[fishfin]

when are the times when everything in cantr is doen? I heard they happen every two hours, or I'm I not suposed to know when they are?

[the_antisocial_hermit]

Every 3 hours... and it's not too hard to figure it out..

[Zanthos]

From experience, I've found that things happen at like x:14-21:xx but that could be just me being crazy...

[Jos Elkink]

Different things, animals update, projects, travelling, etc. happen at different points during the day. Some every three hours, some less often. The times are fixed, but we don't give any guarantees about the timing.

[N-Aldwitch]

@ the programmer of this:

Great work! You did a wonderful job! KEep up the excellent work!!!
Lol... it feels like one of those 'Runescape Autominers' or something! I feel like I'm hacking Cantr! (err using a program ) If I googled 'Cantr Hacks' I hope this comes up!!!
GOOD WORK! Good to see external non-ProgD ppl contribute~!

[formerly known as hf]

hallucinatingfarmer, I replaced the 7z file with a zip, though I strongly recommend 7z to anyone!

Agreed, although I prefer B-orG-zip myself. I only asked, as most people (myself included) who run windows are almost entirely limited to .zip archives, unless they have WinRar or the like.

Whoever said windows is good, needs a head-check. The only reason I run windows is for a few games that will not run on Linux. For all other purposes, linux is more stable, faster, easier to use, and entirely free from any possible spy/malware or virus attacks.

[Zanthos]

Saying windows was good was in jest.

I use it because i dun want to bother to get anything else, and virtually everything runs on windows (uinfortionlately including viruses)

And the clock is great! Though I haven't seen a difference between hardcore cantrian and the other option.

[Seeker]

Wow, I like. Especially the alarm options.

[west]

I love the clock.

[Phalynx]

And the clock is great! Though I haven't seen a difference between hardcore cantrian and the other option.

Same here!

[nateflory]

this clock rocks my world now!
And the difference in the "hardcore cantrian" setting is that the hour-marks are at the right side (Cantr-north) rather than being straight up like Earthly time-clocks are.

Default setting: Hour, zero minutes = hand pointing up towards the sky.
Hardcore setting: Hour, zero minutes hand points to the right.

[tiddy ogg]

Installed it OK but could not find the time adjustment setting. Where is this please? (Reply instructions using tab and other keys if possible rather than mouse buttons.)

[yigit]

Hello tiddy ogg,
Thanks for the challenging question,

I'm assuming your mouse is broken/missing? Yes, you still can set the clock.

First, you should open the main window of the program. Can you manage do that?
On my system the "windows key"+B takes me to the system tray.
Once I'm there, I can browse the system tray icons with the left and right arrow buttons.
I don't have one on my keyboard right now, but I'm pretty sure the "application key"(the second one at the right hand side of the space bar, with the picture of a popup menu on it) would open the menu at the icon. Choose Settings with the up/down arrows and hit enter.

Once the window is open, Ctrl+Tab switches between the left pane and the right pane, and Tab jumps between the controls at the right pane. You'll have to experiment a bit.

The place you are trying to go is the third page, "Options". At the top of that page you'll see a section titled "Set CantrClock". Type in there the Cantr time and hit enter to set. (Esc closes the main window.)

I'm afraid CantrClock is not very keyboard friendly, so hope this helps.

[west]

Well done, Yigit. Very well done.

[Phalynx]

Default setting: Hour, zero minutes = hand pointing up towards the sky.
Hardcore setting: Hour, zero minutes hand points to the right.

Hands???

I get the time when I hover over it, nothing else...