Interface. Control Panel

Table of Contents:

• Main
• Buttons
• Status Panel
• Thermometer
• Clock
  • Dial
  • Hands
  • A Real Clock
• Calendar

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Main

Please, note that even though this entire article is about control panel, all measurements given in here (both in-game and absolute 4K) are absolute. Relates to the entire screen and not to control panel itself.

Buttons

	Day	Dusk	Night
Empty
Filled		![][64]	![][66]

Definitions:

• gX, gY → in-game location; gW, gH → in-game dimensions;
• aX, aY → absolute (4K resolution) location; aW, aH → absolute (4K resolution) dimensions

Status Panel

Implemented in: #86.

Element	gX, gY	gW, gH	aX, aY	aW, aH	Image
With logo	81, 110	168, 50	884, 1210	1847, 551
Empty	(the same)	(the same)	(the same)	(the same)

Definitions:

• gX, gY → in-game location; gW, gH → in-game dimensions;
• aX, aY → absolute (4K resolution) location; aW, aH → absolute (4K resolution) dimensions

Thermometer

Implemented in: #85.

	Day	Dusk	Night
Bulb			![][83]

Definitions:

• gX, gY → in-game location; gW, gH → in-game dimensions;
• aX, aY → absolute (4K resolution) location; aW, aH → absolute (4K resolution) dimensions

Clock

Dial

Implemented in: #99.

Location and dimensions of the clock's dial are as follows:

Element	gX, gY	gW, gH	aX, aY	aW, aH	Image
Clock dial	269, 108	43, 41	2958, 1189	464, 453

Definitions:

• gX, gY → in-game location; gW, gH → in-game dimensions;
• aX, aY → absolute (4K resolution) location; aW, aH → absolute (4K resolution) dimensions

Hands

Implemented in: #148.

Game uses AM/PM 12-hour system, so the shape of large and small hand is the same, irrespective of the fact whether it is day, dusk, night or dawn.

The small and large hands location (starting point) is always fixed -- center of the clock's dial:

Element	aX, aY	aW, aH
Center of the clock's dial	3174, 1459	10, 11

And so in the below table we are only showing width and height of a small and large hand. Therefore, please, note that the below values are relative to the starting point (center of the clock) and not to the clock, control panel or screen.

The below are upper, left corner and lower, right corner of the rectangle through which an arrow must be drawn (a diagonal). Or, in other words, a starting and ending point for the vector to be drawn. See the below image for details:

Location and dimensions of a few example clock hand's positions are given below:

Hour	Small aW, aH	Large aW, aH	Image
06:15	11, 97	129, 10
07:00	-65, -86	11, -118
09:00	-108, 10	11, -118
10:10	-98, -54	-64, 119
10:35	-87, -64	-76, 97
11:30	-54, -86	118, 11
12:20	11, -97	119, 64
12:25	11, -97	75, 97
15:05	108, 10	75, -97
15:45	108, 32	-130, 10

For the clarity, in this case dimensions of clock's hands were given in absolute (4K resolution) values only.

A Real Clock

⚠️ Please, pay a special attention to the last two examples, compare them carefully and observe the fact that the original game has a fully working dial clock implemented. Meaning that the small hand also rotates ("in between hour") when time progresses following quarters.

In the second to last image there's five past three meaning first quarter. And the small arrow points directly to the third hour. At the last image there's a quarter to four meaning third quarter. And the small arrow points two pixels below and is closer to four than to three. Just like in every real dial clock.

Calendar

Implemented in: #147.

Border

Element	gX, gY	gW, gH	aX, aY	aW, aH	Image
Calendar label	261, 150	59, 9	2861, 1653	658, 97

Definitions:

• gX, gY → in-game location; gW, gH → in-game dimensions;
• aX, aY → absolute (4K resolution) location; aW, aH → absolute (4K resolution) dimensions

Label

Text

Element	gX, gY	gW, gH	aX, aY	aW, aH	Image
Calendar label	261, 150	59, 9	2861, 1653	658, 97