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Synopsis: Analog Clock Using Opengl

The project displays an analog clock using OpenGL graphics by fetching the local time from the computer and representing it with a circular board, conic hour, minute and second hands, and digit display at the bottom. Small cubes indicate minutes while large blocks represent each hour. The 'localtime(&ltime)' function gets the local time which is then converted mathematically to move the graphical hands and accurately display the time in two views - orthographic and perspective.

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Synopsis: Analog Clock Using Opengl

The project displays an analog clock using OpenGL graphics by fetching the local time from the computer and representing it with a circular board, conic hour, minute and second hands, and digit display at the bottom. Small cubes indicate minutes while large blocks represent each hour. The 'localtime(&ltime)' function gets the local time which is then converted mathematically to move the graphical hands and accurately display the time in two views - orthographic and perspective.

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Gaurav Kispotta
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© Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
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SYNOPSIS

Name of the Project: Analog Clock using OpenGL.

Description: The Project is idea to display the clock with computer graphics. This project just used the local time, fetching from the computer and display it on screen. This project implements the wall clock with the round circular board and three conic geometrics which forms the different (sec, min & hour) hands. Small cubes are also made for the minutes, while each hour is represented with a large block. Digit display of the clock timing is also placed at the bottom. The 'localtime(&ltime)' function is used to get the local time. With proper maths and conversion of the time for sec, min and hours the graphical hands are made to make movement. This project made two views one ortho and other perspective.

Team Members: GAURAV KISPOTTA 10CS029 SEC-A JASWINDER SINGH 10CS034 SEC-A

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