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Baybayin BT =========== A simple modification of the Big Time watch using Baybayin, the ancient Philippine script. The character mapped to a digit is usually the first or second syllable of the corresponding Filipino/Tagalog number, as follows: 1 - Sa 2 - Da 3 - Ta 4 - Pa 5 - Li 6 - Ni 7 - Pi 8 - Wa 9 - Si 0 - Pu (only as a second digit, else blank) Cheatsheet: https://raw.github.com/ibrado/BaybayinBT/master/cheatsheet.png This mapping (and watchface) is for fun only and does not depict the way time is actually said in Filipino. If midnight, it just shows the "sun with Ka" flag symbol. Screenshot says Sa DaLi = 1:25 [ It's also how "sandali" (moment) is written classically :) ] 00:14 = SaPa (on second row) 04:38 = Pa TaWa 10:53 = SaPu LiTa 12:03 = SaDa Ta 21:00 = DaSa (on first row) The font used is Tagalog Stylized by Paul Morrow. Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baybayin Tagalog Stylized font: http://www.mts.net/~pmorrow/fonts.htm#style To compile, install Pebble SDK in e.g. pebble-dev then cd pebble-dev/Pebble/watches git clone http://github.com/ibrado/BaybayinBT ~/pebble-dev/Pebble/tools/create_pebble_project.py --symlink-only ~/pebble-dev/Pebble/sdk/ BaybayinBT cd BaybayinBT ./waf configure ./waf build Watchface is build/BaybayinBT.pbw Enjoy, Alex Ibrado <alex@ibrado.org>