@woland Thanks Woland, really helpful!

@gapworksAlso feel free to cannibalize the Patch I posted in this thread: https://community.troikatronix...Best wishes,Woland

@woland, @mc_monte  Hi,Thanks for the usefulness of your patchwork. I have modified the patch again to make a control panel timer with a reset button. I used it for a show last night and thought to add to the shares here. It uses a Pulse Generator set to 1hz to 'count' seconds that then add-up to minutes and hours. The control panel 'monitor' is set to a 2 hz refresh rate.Control Panel Timer.izz best wishes bonemap

@MaximortalYes the difference sure is the time zone. The JavaScript code takes your system time and compares it with the future time, so the result will always be the date and time of your current destination. To compensate you have to add or subtract the offset hours to the country or timezone you want to have.Even if you compare different online counters for that election date they often show different values. Some code takes the time of the server location, other take your system time and other have fixed the time for that certain timezone they want the countdown for.Best Michel

My clock uses the code I outline here: http://www.dusxproductions.com/blog/javascript-based-orbits-in-isadora/ To control the orbit/rotation of the hands, and placement of the numbers. You can see a little more creative use of the same 'orbit' code here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=usai4ugQwRU