WindRose
Displays the speed and direction of the wind.
Two variants :kmh/mph
Wind direction is reported by the direction from which it originates.
For example, a NW wind: blows from the NW to the SE.
The compass needle indicates:
-the blue part - the direction from which the wind blows
-the red part - the direction to which the wind blows
Special thanks: eclectic-tech (for Transformation Matrix formula)
Use the settings button to change location and to change skin size.
Download:https://www.deviantart.com/xxenium/art/WindRose-768940754
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WindRose
Re: WindRose
Thank you!I had to move 2 pixels to the right.
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Re: WindRose
Very Nice Work! :HamsterDance
Re: WindRose
Thank you !
And, thanks once again for your help!
Question :
Do you see the error reported by azazello ?
Because everything looks good at me.
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Re: WindRose
I tested with a loop measure (0~359) pausing the loop measure at 0, 90, 180, and 270 for a few seconds, and like azazello noticed, I am seeing a the compass appear slightly left of center when it is north and south. It is most noticeable in the shadow on the bottom section of the compass rose, but it is a minor issue.
Ii's up to you if you want to modify the code or images. I set the X value to 18 (azazello set it to 19) and it shifted the compass so the pointer is closer to the shadow line.
I still like what you created !
Re: WindRose
Strange, because for me it looks ok with X = 17 (for example, the image posted by me above), and with x = 18, the compass moves very slightly to the right.eclectic-tech wrote: ↑October 20th, 2018, 4:37 pm I tested with a loop measure (0~359) pausing the loop measure at 0, 90, 180, and 270 for a few seconds, and like azazello noticed, I am seeing a the compass appear slightly left of center when it is north and south. It is most noticeable in the shadow on the bottom section of the compass rose, but it is a minor issue.
Ii's up to you if you want to modify the code or images. I set the X value to 18 (azazello set it to 19) and it shifted the compass so the pointer is closer to the shadow line.
I still like what you created !
I think I will set the value of X to 18 to be in the middle between 17 and 19
Anyway, thanks because you had the patience to test it.
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Re: WindRose
It can be difficult to align rotators; retired expert moshi always set the image code size 1 pixel smaller in both directions than the actual image to correct for wobble.
Looking Good!
Looking Good!