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Just type bvrclock at the command line to create and start this binary virtual reality clock.
The function opens a window in a virtual world, where 6 columns of appearing and disappearing golden balls are used to display the binary-coded sexagesimal time. Additional explanation is available in the function help as well as here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_clock
Besides the (subjective) coolness factor, this function might be a good example on how to interact with a vrml file and on how to use timers and persistent variables. Finally it might be useful in acquiring and maintaining a practical knowledge of binary numeration.
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Simulink 3D Animation
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| MATLAB release |
MATLAB 7.0.1 (R14SP1)
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bvrclock.m,
bvrclock.wrl
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| Updates |
| 01 Jan 2009 |
Now checks whether the virtual reality toolbox exist and whether the java machine is running before launching the clock. |
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