We've finally arrived in Rust: an alarm clock displaying the server time.
They haven't received any textures yet, but the functionality is already there.
They need to be connected to a power source and consume one unit of power.
You can set an alarm on the clock, and when the set time is reached, the clock will transmit power to the connected consumer, signaling the event.
The clock will transmit power for 5 seconds, after which the power supply will stop again.
You can set up five of these alarm clocks and turn them off as needed.
Researching the clock costs 75 scrap, or 415 on the second workbench.
Crafting the clock on the second workbench requires 100 metal fragments.
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