Trit-Clock Rock Paper Sissors

About Trit-Clock Rock Paper Sissors Android App

This watch adjusts to peek cards, round, square and chinned watches.

Usage:
Tapping on the top quarter of the screen activates a Matrix Activity Scanner by Dheera Venkatraman.
Caution: scanning the matrix consumes the battery reserves with maximum processing power.

Tapping on the left and right sides between the top and bottom changes the color scheme. There are modes for randomly changing schemes with seconds, minutes or hours. There is also a toggle for flashing schemes in matrix mode. The random toggle and modes right of the dimmest red white and blue scheme and to the left of the brightest red green and blue scheme. In order of tapping to the right the random modes are (1) toggle to flash when scanning the matrix, (2) changes with seconds, (3) change with minutes, (4) change with hours.

Tapping on the bottom left and right sides change character sets in a like manner to the color schemes. The random toggle and modes are right of the position for the always rock-paper-sissor characters and left of the position for always ¬ , ☯, 1 position. The display in the random positions is random and may display the same schemes as the boundaries. Play with it.

If you are unfamiliar with balanced ternary. Check out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balanced_ternary.
And check out the instruction card on the internet archive.
It shows how to read the time in ternary using the default rock-paper-sissors, red-white-blue schemes. https://ia601504.us.archive.org/2/items/1280by720/instructions.jpg

Education: This watch faces may help learners gain a sense of alternate place value systems. And it encourages practice for CCSS.Math.Practice.MP1 Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them because kids enjoy making sense of the symbols and colors.

In balanced ternary truncating and rounding are the same. In that theme, the clock gives
the closest hour past noon,
the nearest minute past the hour,
and the nearest second past the minute.
Hours, minutes, seconds and days can be negative or positive.
The first hour is from 12:30 to 1:30 in the after noon.
The negative first hour is from 10:30 to 11:30 in the morning.

The top row is hours, the middle row is minutes and the large bottom row is seconds.

Below the main time display there are two small character rows.
The top row of small characters is the day past Monday (negative from Friday and positive to Thursday), the day of the month, and the month of the year.
The bottom row of small characters is the year.

The code is freely available on gitHub. https://github.com/ikjl/balancedTernaryClock

Enjoy!