TinkerCad Binary Clock


A clock made on TinkerCad(also building it in real life but no time to finish it for the clock contest due 2/27/23). Red represents minutes while white represents hours. The yellow represents AM and blue for PM. The LED off represents 0 while the LED on represents 1. Hours go up to 12 while minutes go to 59, both represented by binary.
Supplies
- Device that can run TinkerCad
- TinkerCad
Open TinkerCad
Open TinkerCad by searching it up on a search engine.
Create the File
Create the file by clicking plus new and circuits.
Build the Circuit

Build the circuit on TinkerCad according to the picture.
Paste the Code

Copy and paste or hand type the code from the PDF to the code part on TinkerCad (I created this code by using the code on https://forum.arduino.cc/t/decimal-to-binary-conversion-with-led/964644/6 and help from Joel.)
Downloads
Run the Code and See It Work
Run the code and see the results(open the serial monitor to see what prints).