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[Feature Request] Is it possible to make the Native Clockb(Timer) GUI configurable to toggle Exponential or Linear scaling?
An exponential minute-hour-day-week-month-etc scale would be IMO a suitable interface method to extend (loopable) Timer periodicity above 24 hours. A repeating calendar is fine for things that repeat on those sorts of scales. But something as simple as following the lunar calendar (not precisely 28 days) is harder to do with a conventional Western calendar than a looping timer.
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[Feature Request] Is it possible to make the Native Clockb(Timer) Clock (Timer) GUI configurable to toggle Exponential or Linear scaling?
An exponential minute-hour-day-week-month-etc scale would be IMO a suitable interface method to extend (loopable) Timer periodicity above 24 hours. A repeating calendar is fine for things that repeat on those sorts of scales. But something as simple as following the lunar calendar (not precisely 28 days) is harder to do with a conventional Western calendar than a looping timer.
[Feature Request] Is it possible to make the Native Clock (Timer) GUI configurable to toggle Exponential or Linear scaling?
An exponential minute-hour-day-week-month-etc scale would be IMO a suitable interface method to extend (loopable) Timer periodicity above 24 hours. A repeating calendar is fine for things that repeat on those sorts of scales. But something as simple as following the lunar calendar (not precisely 28 days) is harder to do with a conventional Western calendar than a looping timer.