Thanks @MarkHunte. This is working “partly” – only if the number has less digits than 4. But probably my question was misleading I try to be more precize: I would like to start with “0000” and end up with “9264”… Hope this is making now more sense
@MarkHunte – thank you VERY much Mark! Very cool! I will figure out some ways to setup different timezones Just one thing in the code – I think that hould be like this for the hours (h * 12) insted of (h * 6):
var hoursHand = document.getElementById('hoursHand');
hypeDocument.setElementProperty(hoursHand, 'rotateZ', (h * 12))
To add to it simply duplicate a clock Symbol & drag it onto the scene.
Gve the new Symbol an ID. The ID needs to the timezone name for the place you want the time for.
i.e
Europe/London
Place like the USA may do things slightly different.
It may have a list for a city like America/New_York if a code like this does not work there probably is a second one in the database for it. America/New_York = US/Eastern
P.s I cannot swear to any consistency with this as time zones are like mine fields…