Derive vibes from triangle

README.md

@@ -9,3 +9,7 @@ The alarm cannot be stopped until you solve for theta in a randomized right tria
 
 ## Why Trigonometry?
 Because it requires the perfect amount of thought to activate your brain in the morning. If the app gave you a more typical math problem, you could just mindlessly punch it into a calculator. Trigonometry still requires a base amount of thought ("Do I need sine, cosine, or tangent?") before a calculator is of any use.
+
+## Some Neat Stuff
+- The vibration pattern is randomized. It derives the length of the three pulses from the angles in the generated triangle. Neat!
+- A custom font was made to satisfy the need for something that looks like LECO but is monospaced. The version I made contains only numbers, period, and colon, but if you want to build off of it, [it's public](https://git.wetfence.xyz/RandyTheSilly/pebble-misc/src/branch/main/fonts) and easy to modify!

src/c/main.c

@@ -143,7 +143,12 @@ static void alarm_seconds_handler(struct tm *tick_time, TimeUnits units_changed)
 	snprintf(s_stopwatch_buffer, sizeof(s_stopwatch_buffer), "%02u:%02u", s_stopwatch_time[0], s_stopwatch_time[1]);
 	text_layer_set_text(s_counter_txt_layer, s_stopwatch_buffer);
 
-	vibes_short_pulse();
+	uint32_t vibe_segments[5] = {s_triangle_layer->angle_A * 2, 200, s_triangle_layer->angle_B * 2, 200, s_triangle_layer->angle_C * 2};
+	VibePattern pat = {
+	    .durations = vibe_segments,
+	    .num_segments = ARRAY_LENGTH(vibe_segments),
+	};
+	vibes_enqueue_custom_pattern(pat);
 }
 
 static void graph_layer_update_proc(Layer *layer, GContext *ctx) {