Hexadecimal Clock 4.1 (semi interactive screen saver)

HexClock was originally conceptualized all the way back in 2015 for the "Color" Forum Competition. However due to my beginner limitations, this could not happen then. After the competition I threw the base HexClock components together originally as a programing exercise to recreate a digital clock display in Smile Basic. I decided to use hexadecimal partly as a short cut, since the hour digit in a 12 hour clock would only need a single digit, and I thought it might be cool to see what a hexadecimal clock would look like, since creating the letters A, B, C, D, E, and F were easy to add to the digital clock interface by adding 6 additional points to each digit on the clock. (I am seriously wondering why geeky irl binary clocks are a thing for sale, but not Hexadecimal display clocks??) More recently I wanted to get back into Smile BASIC, since my life allows me the free time to dabble in programing again, So I upgraded, improved and added to my old HEXCLOCK program all of the features I kind of wanted at the start, back in 2016. NOTE: This folder contains almost every stable version of HEXCLOCK over the past 4 years. Certain versions are not very feature full, and were added for educational if anyone wishes to read the source code and look how the program has evolved over time. I have also Added notation, and try to explain the majority of the code used. SPECIAL CASES: "HEXCLOCKSS" is a single screen version of Hexclock, and is what inspired me to add a second main display option to the main HEXCLOCK programs. "HEXCLOCK4_S" is a special version of HEXCLOCK 4.1 where I FONTDEF'ed a bunch of alien lettering and numbers for fun. Special thanks to those few who helped me here on this forum for answering questions, and giving feedback.

Instructions:

HEXCLOCK 4_1 Feature list: •13 point Digital Clock display -OR- an Analog Planetary clock display (PRESS L to swap) •Dynamically color changing background, will display a new color every second of the day. 43,000 colors across 3 shades of the same color in a day! •Each day will default to one of 10 color pattern modes, changing the RGB value based on current Seconds, Minutes, and Hour. •You can change color modes by PRESSING up or down on the D pad. OR engage PARTY MODE, to fluctuate between two pattern modes, once a second. (PRESS R, to start, and X to return to default) •Layer toggling: PRESS A to turn OFF the TEXT layer. PRESS B to turn OFF the GRAPHIC layer. PRESS Y (in digital only) to turn OFF the erase graphic effect. (best for use in party mode.) PRESS X to return to default all settings. •The Bottom Screen displays the instructions, and data pertaining to the current color, and sub colors displayed that very second. •The most colors are displayed in both RGB values, and Hexadecimal to encourage users to export any color they see to other programs outside of SMILE BASIC.