Amazfit Watch faces

YsPan I didn’t receive a reply from you, so, based on your code, I’ve added a function to the editor to synchronise with the simulator. I’ve also added a few more features to the latest version of the editor to interact with the simulator.

https://upload-cdn.zepp.com/zeppos/devkit/zeus/v1 ...

YsPan I didn’t receive a reply from you, so, based on your code, I’ve added a function to the editor to synchronise with the simulator. I’ve also added a few more features to the latest version of the editor to interact with the simulator.

https://upload-cdn.zepp.com/zeppos/devkit/zeus/v1 ...

YsPan Could you explain what the third button in the utility is supposed to do? It opens a file selection dialogue. But you can select files in different formats. I’m not sure which files to select or what the result should be.


Sorry for being too busy for the last two months :)

I modified ...

If you want to keep your utility as a standalone app, I have a few suggestions.
Take the app.json file from the watch face archive rather than selecting it as a separate file. Instead of using the DeviceSource code, specify the exact model; this makes it clearer. If possible, allow users to select ...

I find out the package exported by the SashaCX75's WatchFace editor, can push into the simulator with little modification:

Edit: I added the flow into the C#'s version of the program, just open the exported watchface package like the zpk!

(Steps 1~2 can see the instruction in this README https ...

I uploaded the polished version here:
https://github.com/Bob-YsPan/zepp-os-pu ... mulator-cs

Spoiler

Maybe this version is easier to merge into the Editor, it eliminates the dependency on Node.js.

After dive in the JSON file, I discovered that the simulator uses socket.io to communication with the CLI.

Fortunately, NuGet has the package uses the same protocol, is available for C#.

https://github.com/doghappy/socket.io-client-csharp

Using that NuGet package, along with my limited C ...

A useful utility.
If you’re interested, we could discuss the possibility of integrating it into the editor. That way, you wouldn’t need to go through the process of unpacking the dial; you could simply work with the pre-prepared files.


Thanks to SashaCX75 noticing this project :D

I've been ...

I find the issue caused by, and I can push some watchfaces to the official simulator :D
(Example watchface: Marc F18 Golf FR V1 ( https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/active/view/1737 ) made by markillers ( https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/ucp/871122 ))
https://i.postimg.cc/pTPLZ7ph/ying-mu-xie-qu-hua-mian ...

I find out the way to make the pictures and image assets that I said at the github repo work:

https://i.postimg.cc/PJ0vBWJG/ying-mu-xie-qu-hua-mian-2026-04-19-025046.png

We need the tool made by SashaCX75 ( https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=113690 ) :
https ...

After observes the complied code of the zeus-cli, and analyzes the code by the AI, I make a tool that can push the zpk file into the official watch simulator directly:

https://github.com/Bob-YsPan/zepp-os-push-to-simulator

And I tested it, it can push the zpk files that are built by the official ...