Difference between revisions of "Alarm Clock"

Revision as of 20:37, 22 September 2015

Usage

Installation

• Drop the "alarm-clock" folder on the "3ds" folder located on your SD.
• Drop WAV/OGGs to be used as alarm music on the folder "alarms", located inside "alarm-clock"

Controls

A: Turn on the alarm using the selected alarm time/Select file on file explorer
B: Turn off the alarm and stop it if it's playing
Y: Open a file explorer that shows all the files on the "alarms" folder located on the app's directory, so you can select which audio file to use.
X: Hide/show all UI elements (there's no way to turn off the screens as of yet); touching the screen will show the UI again too.
D-Pad Up/Down: Change alarm hour/Scroll on file explorer
D-Pad Left/Right: Change alarm minutes
L/R: Change clock color.
Start: Quit

Changelog

1.3.1

• Improved/fixed audio loading speeds
• Large files don't crash the 3DS anymore

1.3

• Added OGG support

1.2

• A file named "alarm.wav" isn't needed anymore
• File explorer opens on startup
• File explorer doesn't open if there's only one WAV. Instead, that WAV is selected directly
• If there are no WAVs, you are prompted to exit

1.1

• Added a file explorer for selecting WAVs from "alarms" folder
• Added color switching for the clock on the top screen

1.0.2

• Fixed previous update which didn't actually do what it was supposed to

1.0.1

• Supposed to enable the possibility of changing the names of the .3dsx and the app's directory. Fixed in next update

1.0

• Initial release