From 4326072fbe527fe46b3dd66b010bfe3a9d651ee9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Marco Date: Wed, 26 Aug 2026 15:54:09 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] Lebensuhr clock: real 12-hour dial instead of a nonexistent 24-hour one MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A clock face has 12 numbers, not 24 — the previous version invented a 0-24 dial that doesn't exist on any real clock. Now a proper 1-12 face, with each age plotted at its 12h-mod position, labeled with time + vorm./nachm. (every dial position is hit twice a day), and a filled dot for vormittags vs. a hollow ring for nachmittags so the two laps stay visually distinct. --- app/lebensuhr/page.tsx | 103 ++++++++++++++++++++--------------------- 1 file changed, 49 insertions(+), 54 deletions(-) diff --git a/app/lebensuhr/page.tsx b/app/lebensuhr/page.tsx index 20b31b8..6941da5 100644 --- a/app/lebensuhr/page.tsx +++ b/app/lebensuhr/page.tsx @@ -196,24 +196,19 @@ export default function LebensuhrPage() {

{/* Decorative companion to the table below, not a replacement for - it (a version that tried to carry the actual Alter/Uhrzeit - pairs on its own read ambiguous — see the table's own - comment) — the 8 ages plotted at their proportional clock - position, each labeled with its matching time too. All 12 - ticks now carry their real 24h-scale hour (0,2,4…22, full - "HH:00" at the four cardinal ones) instead of just 4 bare - numbers — a dial showing only 00/06/12/18 read like an - ordinary 12-hour clock face (same 4 positions), which - wrongly implied two laps per day instead of one. Sized up - (viewBox 420 vs. the original 250) after the smaller version - clipped the longer time labels at the edge. Coordinates are - hand-computed (evenly spaced every 40°/2h, since age/90, - time/24 and tick/12 are all the same proportion, with -90° - so age/hour 0 sits at the top), not derived from - lebensuhrRows — if the rows above ever change, these need - updating too. */} + it — a real 12-hour dial (1–12, like an actual clock face; + an earlier version numbered it 0–24, which doesn't exist on + a real clock and read wrong for exactly that reason), with + the 8 ages plotted at their 12-hour position. Since every + day has two laps around a 12h dial, each point also carries + "vorm."/"nachm." — and a filled dot for vormittags vs. a + hollow ring for nachmittags, so the two laps stay visually + distinct even without reading the text. Coordinates are + hand-computed from lebensuhrRows's own age→time pairs + (hour mod 12, -90° so 12 sits at the top) — if those rows + ever change, these need updating too. */}
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Alter (fett) und die passende Uhrzeit darunter.

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+ Gefüllter Punkt = vormittags, Ring = nachmittags — jede Uhrzeit läuft schließlich zweimal am Tag über das Zifferblatt. +

{/* Still a real table (explicit "Alter"/"Uhrzeit" headers — a dot-on-a-line version tried here first read ambiguous