For those wondering, this is a Casio TS-100; I bought it because I thought it behaves similarly to the HUD in-game in the sense that it can show the time, date and temperature on the same screen; made 4 years before the Knox Event occurred.
#Got myself a digital watch that behaves closely to the one represented in-game (still PZ related?)
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faint apex
the wrist wrap looks a little tight mister
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the wrist wrap looks a little tight mister
It’s alright; it doesn’t leave a mark too much but I can readjust it when needed
I think it’s the fold on my hand while I was taking the picture though it kind of gave the illusion of a tight wrist
crimson iris
For those wondering, this is a Casio TS-100; I bought it because I thought it be...
Theres a way to inject code into these type of watches if you know a little bit about coding, and the last time I checked there is public code on the internet that does it.
Aka, on the real life watch is the same as the in-game time.
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Theres a way to inject code into these type of watches if you know a little bit ...
There is? That’s interesting to know. I want to learn more about this.
crimson iris
There is? That’s interesting to know. I want to learn more about this.
Yeah, people love this type of stuff.
I think the code is like 15 MB though? So some people need to add stuff to their watch to make the code fit, depends on the version of the watch.
And you can remove some of the stuff you don't use on the watch if it doesn't fit, but please ,if you do that save the code you're deleting on your computer.
Don't do what I did to my external drive.
tropic drift
I think the code is like 15 MB though? So some people need to add stuff to their...
15MB on something made in 1989. That's a whole warehouse full of harddrives.
crimson iris
yes yes
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Yeah, people love this type of stuff.
Good to know, though I would need to look into the actual source of it; like a group, or code name, or series of videos. I would be careful if I’m engaging in stuff like this in the future. Saving the code? As in like a backup?
crimson iris
Good to know, though I would need to look into the actual source of it; like a g...
Yes, like a back up.
If you ask around in the modding scene of PZ somebody probably would have the code saved if you deleted the wrong code, plus the source code for what I'm talking about.
I'm not sure if your watch model has a factory reset button/option to, so yeah, be very careful if it doesn't.
If it does just mess about with it.
Worst that can happen is a factory reason.
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And if you run malware on the watch, nothing will really happen.