Any idea how to stop object from flickering

[DNGunpla]

Currently I am working on a project that requires moving the clock hands, where the hour hand moves 30 degrees while the minute hand moves by 6 degrees.

Example:
https://gyazo.com/72f11ae5f8fdefdbc96c502f7d7fbc48

However,  I have this issue of the object flickering whenever I stopped at a point.

Issue Example:


Right now this is my code for moving the minute hand and the hour hand

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dragMinutes: function(){
        this.calculateAngles(minute);
      
        minutes += direction; //0.5 is speed
      
        hours = (minutes/1440)*24; //24h = 1440 minutes,

    },

    dragHours: function(){
        this.calculateAngles(hour);
        
        hours += direction; //0.05 is speed

        
        //minutes = hours* 60;
    },

    calculateAngles: function(dial){
        //round to whole numbers
        mouseangle = Math.floor(this.game.physics.arcade.angleToPointer(dial)*180/Math.PI);
      
        //difference between mouse and dial
        difference = Math.abs(mouseangle - dial.angle);
      
        //if reached 9 o clock going counterclockwise, reverse the difference calculation.
        if(difference>180){
            difference = 180 - mouseangle + dial.angle;
        }else{
            difference = mouseangle - dial.angle;
        }
        
        if(difference < 0){
            direction = -1;
        }else if (difference == 0){
            direction = 0;
        }else if (difference > 0){
            direction = 1;
        }
    },

In the Update Function:
 

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if (minute.input.pointerDown())
        {   
            minutes = hours*60;
            this.dragMinutes();
        }
      
        if (hour.input.pointerDown())
        {   

            this.dragHours();
        }

 minute.angle = minutes*6 -90;//6 degrees = 1 minute, 90 degrees, because 12 o clock is facing upward
        minute.angle = Math.round(minute.angle);

hour.angle = hours*30-90; //30 degrees = 1 hour
        hour.angle = Math.round(hour.angle);

Is there anyway to fix it?

[DNGunpla]

Anyone?

[Mickety]

Don't "snap" the clock hands to time right away, when you move them. Snap them to realtive measurements when you release the mouse button. That's all I can say at this point, maybe someone more skilled will tell you how to fix this more easily.