like this? K-Clock

yeah kind of, but in this clock just rotates 2 objects, i want to make something like this but the numbers will be labels, not just one object

aaahhh..... i got nuthin

Thnx anyway.

Somebody please!!!

maybe something here to get you started?

yeah it helps, i think i'm going to do for the hard way!!!

if somebody know how, i'll be gratefull.

Here's a quick basic script that should point you in the right direction. It's based on the Orbit Effectlet for AveDesk.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/bqrkpb

Not sure what you have in mind but DX has a built in script to rotate hours,minutes and seconds. It's called analog clock 3

Yeah, if the objects are specifically time related then Murex's suggestion is by far the easiest way to go.

The orbs is just what i need!!!!

Thnx SirSmiley

mmmm in a second thought, after analize the code, is similar to a code that i tried
but i need that the object rotate at the same velocity and thats a problem

When you say 'velocity' do you mean specifically related to an actual clock function? eg. hours, minutes, seconds.

If not then what you need to do is adjust the rotation timer. The higher the number will slow it down.

As I played around with this some more, I'm not sure if I made any substantial changes. Anyhoo you can get two new versions. The second one is an example of using multiple objects in the rotation.

Download here --->>>> http://www.sendspace.com/file/5mgia4

When you say 'velocity' do you mean specifically related to an actual clock function? eg. hours, minutes, seconds.

If not then what you need to do is adjust the rotation timer. The higher the number will slow it down.

As I played around with this some more, I'm not sure if I made any substantial changes. Anyhoo you can get two new versions. The second one is an example of using multiple objects in the rotation.

Download here --->>>> http://www.sendspace.com/file/5mgia4

Edit: To adjust the speed also change line 16 under the 'Default Preferences

No, i don't mean that.

After mi final exams i'm gonna work in this, i don't have time right now jeje.

Finally!!!!
After finish my final exam of math, i figure out how and here is the function, just are missing some adjustments for displace objects in a same trayectory:

'x = center from left
'y = center from top
'wd = frequency
'r = radius
't = incrementant constant
Function wheel(x,y,wd,r,t)
Dim vp,w
Object.Top=y-r*Cos(wd*t)
Object.Left=x+r*Sin(wd*t)
vp = Sqr(((r*wd*Sin(wd*t))^2)+((r*wd*Cos(wd*t))^2))
w = (vp/r)*(180/3.141592654)
Object.Rotation = (w*t)
End Function