[REL] The Model 22 Chronometer Watch

McBob · 04-16-07, 11:30 AM

Yep those numbers do change the size, which you will probably need to do as the top dial is slighly smaller than the bottom one.

To adjust the postition of the hands you need to follow step 6 as the hands rotate about the position of the new dial.

Ah it is worth pointing out that although step 4 creates the location of the new dial, the dial face is not actually displayed from this. The clock that we see is displayed as one whole image. This means that the position of dial in the image will always look correct and the only way of knowing where the code is actually placing it is by the position of the hands.

For your clock a position of 0.5 -280 seemed correct

04-16-07, 11:30 AM	#15
McBob Seaman Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 31 Downloads: 98 Uploads: 0	Yep those numbers do change the size, which you will probably need to do as the top dial is slighly smaller than the bottom one. To adjust the postition of the hands you need to follow step 6 as the hands rotate about the position of the new dial. Ah it is worth pointing out that although step 4 creates the location of the new dial, the dial face is not actually displayed from this. The clock that we see is displayed as one whole image. This means that the position of dial in the image will always look correct and the only way of knowing where the code is actually placing it is by the position of the hands. For your clock a position of 0.5 -280 seemed correct