This is a 3D model of Inro Clock (with compass).
* All the characters were made by myself.
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・We modeled the Inro clock used in the late Edo period.
・ You can switch to summer solstice / winter solstice / spring equinox / autumnal equinox mode (change with layout preset)
・ Clock hands and compass can be easily rotated with pose parts preset
※What is the Inro Clock?
…… A type of Japanese clock used in the late Edo period. It is a small clock with a Japanese clock built into an inro-shaped case.
印籠時計の3Dモデルです（方位磁石付き）。
※文字は全て自作しました。
＜特徴＞
・江戸時代後期に使われた印籠時計をモデリングしました
・夏至／冬至／春分／秋分モードに切り替えできます（レイアウトプリセットで変更）
・時計の針および方位磁石は可動パーツプリセットで簡単に回転できます
※印籠時計とは？
……江戸時代後期に使われた和時計の一種。印籠の形をしたケースに和時計が組み込まれた小型の時計です。
★ It is a type of Inro clock that adjusts the interval of the dial according to the season (you can change it with the layout preset).
*LT conversion example
★ What is a Japanese clock? …… A clock that measures time in an irregular time system.
Modern clocks are mainly based on the "fixed time method" in which the time is measured by dividing the day evenly into 24 equal parts. On the other hand, before the Meiji Restoration, clocks adopted the "irregular time method" in which the time allocation of one day changed according to the length of day and night.
The "irregular time method" divides the day into day and night based on 30 minutes before sunrise and 30 minutes after sunset, and divides each into 6 equal parts to determine the time. The time divided into equal parts is considered to be instantaneous. Since the length of day and night fluctuates depending on the season,
Summer solstice (day = long, night = short) → the hour of the day is long, the hour of the night is short Winter solstice (day = short, night = long) → the hour of the day is short, the hour of the night is long
So, Japanese clocks are also made on this premise.
★ What is a Japanese clock? …… A clock that measures time in an irregular time system.
Modern clocks are mainly based on the "fixed time method" in which the time is measured by dividing the day evenly into 24 equal parts.
On the other hand, before the Meiji Restoration, clocks adopted the "irregular time method" in which the time allocation of one day changed according to the length of day and night.
The "irregular time method" divides the day into day and night based on 30 minutes before sunrise and 30 minutes after sunset, and divides each into 6 equal parts to determine the time.
The time divided into equal parts is considered to be instantaneous.
Since the length of day and night fluctuates depending on the season,
Summer solstice (day = long, night = short) → the hour of the day is long, the hour of the night is short
Winter solstice (day = short, night = long) → the hour of the day is short, the hour of the night is long
So, Japanese clocks are also made on this premise.
★ Time Chart
Because day and night are almost even, about 2 hours per hour
■Lunch
Rabbit Tick: 6:00 ~ 8:00
Tatsu: 8:00 ~ 10:00
Tick: 10:00 ~ 12:00
Horse: 12:00 ~ 14:00
Sheep: 14:00 ~ 16:00
Saru: 16:00 ~ 18:00
■Night time
Rooster Hour: 18:00 ~ 20:00
Dog: 20:00 ~ 22:00
Pig Hour: 22:00 ~ 24:00
Konoki: 24:00 ~ 2:00
Ox: 2:00 ~ 4:00
Tora: 4:00 ~ 6:00
the day is long (about 15 hours) and the night is short (about 9 hours), so the hour of the day is about 2.5 hours, and the hour at night is about 1.5 hours.
■Lunch
Rabbit Hour: 4:30 ~ 7:00
Tatsu: 7:00 ~ 9:30
Tick: 9:30 ~ 12:00
Horse: 12:00 ~ 14:30
Sheep: 14:30 ~ 17:00
Time of Prayer: 17:00 ~ 19:30
■Night
Rooster Hour: 19:30 ~ 21:00
Dog: 21:00 ~ 22:30
Pig Hour: 22:30 ~ 24:00
Konoki: 24:00 ~ 1:30
Ox: 1:30 ~ 3:00
Tora: 3:00 ~ 4:30
the day is short (about 9 hours), the night is long (about 15 hours), the day hour is about 1.5 hours, and the night hour is about 2.5 hours.
■Lunch
Rabbit Hour: 7:30 ~ 9:00
Tatsu: 9:00 ~ 10:30
Tick: 10:30 ~ 12:00
Horse: 12:00 ~ 13:30
Sheep: 13:30 ~ 15:00
Time of Prayer: 15:00 ~ 16:30
■Night
Rooster Hour: 16:30 ~ 19:00
Dog: 19:00 ~ 21:30
Pig Hour: 21:30 ~ 24:00
Konoki: 24:00 ~ 2:30
Ox: 2:30 ~ 5:00
Tora: 5:00 ~ 7:30
★文字盤の間隔を季節によって調整するタイプの印籠時計です（レイアウトプリセットで変更できます）。
※LT変換例
★和時計とは？……不定時法での時間をはかる時計。
現代の時計は、１日を均等に２４等分して時間を計る『定時法』のものが主流となっています。 一方、明治維新前の時計は、昼／夜の長さに応じて１日の時間配分が変わる『不定時法』が採用されていました。
『不定時法』とは、１日を日の出前30分および日の入り後30分を基準に昼夜に分け、それぞれを６等分して時間を決めます。 等分した時間は一刻とされます。 昼と夜の長さは季節によって変動するため、
夏至（昼＝長い、夜＝短い）→昼の一刻は長い、夜の一刻は短い 冬至（昼＝短い、夜＝長い）→昼の一刻は短い、夜の一刻は長い
ということになり、和時計もこれを前提に作られています。
★和時計とは？……不定時法での時間をはかる時計。
現代の時計は、１日を均等に２４等分して時間を計る『定時法』のものが主流となっています。
一方、明治維新前の時計は、昼／夜の長さに応じて１日の時間配分が変わる『不定時法』が採用されていました。
『不定時法』とは、１日を日の出前30分および日の入り後30分を基準に昼夜に分け、それぞれを６等分して時間を決めます。
等分した時間は一刻とされます。
昼と夜の長さは季節によって変動するため、
夏至（昼＝長い、夜＝短い）→昼の一刻は長い、夜の一刻は短い
冬至（昼＝短い、夜＝長い）→昼の一刻は短い、夜の一刻は長い
ということになり、和時計もこれを前提に作られています。
★時刻早見表
＜秋分・春分＞ 昼夜がほぼ均等なため 一刻は約2時間
■昼
卯の刻（う）: 6:00 ～ 8:00
辰の刻（たつ）: 8:00 ～ 10:00
巳の刻（み）: 10:00 ～ 12:00
午の刻（うま）: 12:00 ～ 14:00
未の刻（ひつじ）: 14:00 ～ 16:00
申の刻（さる）: 16:00 ～ 18:00
■夜の時刻
酉の刻（とり）: 18:00 ～ 20:00
戌の刻（いぬ）: 20:00 ～ 22:00
亥の刻（い）: 22:00 ～ 24:00
子の刻（ね）: 24:00 ～ 2:00
丑の刻（うし）: 2:00 ～ 4:00
寅の刻（とら）: 4:00 ～ 6:00
＜夏至＞昼が長く（約15時間）、夜が短い（約9時間）ため、昼の一刻は約2.5時間、夜の一刻は約1.5時間
■昼
卯の刻（う）: 4:30 ～ 7:00
辰の刻（たつ）: 7:00 ～ 9:30
巳の刻（み）: 9:30 ～ 12:00
午の刻（うま）: 12:00 ～ 14:30
未の刻（ひつじ）: 14:30 ～ 17:00
申の刻（さる）: 17:00 ～ 19:30
■夜
酉の刻（とり）: 19:30 ～ 21:00
戌の刻（いぬ）: 21:00 ～ 22:30
亥の刻（い）: 22:30 ～ 24:00
子の刻（ね）: 24:00 ～ 1:30
丑の刻（うし）: 1:30 ～ 3:00
寅の刻（とら）: 3:00 ～ 4:30
＜冬至＞昼が短く（約9時間）、夜が長い日（約15時間）、昼の一刻は約1.5時間、夜の一刻は約2.5時間
■昼
卯の刻（う）: 7:30 ～ 9:00
辰の刻（たつ）: 9:00 ～ 10:30
巳の刻（み）: 10:30 ～ 12:00
午の刻（うま）: 12:00 ～ 13:30
未の刻（ひつじ）: 13:30 ～ 15:00
申の刻（さる）: 15:00 ～ 16:30
■夜
酉の刻（とり）: 16:30 ～ 19:00
戌の刻（いぬ）: 19:00 ～ 21:30
亥の刻（い）: 21:30 ～ 24:00
子の刻（ね）: 24:00 ～ 2:30
丑の刻（うし）: 2:30 ～ 5:00
寅の刻（とら）: 5:00 ～ 7:30
material マテリアル
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Default Default
disposition 配置
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Vernal/Autumnal Vernal/Autumnal
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Summer solstice Summer solstice
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Winter solstice Winter solstice
pose parts 可動パーツ
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