Amazfit Watch faces

Thank you so much for your help. It is indeed a Balance 2, and it was the first scenario you mentioned. The dial I created has several layers (PNGs) with black and gray colors. What you described is happening. When I create a dial for the project using all black colors for the AOD, this problem is ...

Hello. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong. When the background sphere in a project is not a color but an image (PNG), and I add it to the AOD and package the project, the background sphere image in the AOD "shakes" if it's made up of several PNG images. I don't know if this can be fixed.

I understand it can't be easy. You're right. But on the other hand, one thinks we could, for example, reply to WhatsApp messages from the watch... replies that would then go to a phone. Now, the Balance 2 doesn't have Amazon Alexa. They've replaced it with Zepp Flow (which is more limited). Perhaps ...

Assign a Tasker task to a button created with your application (Task Shortcut). Or to one of your application's default shortcuts. Many applications and launchers contain "Tasker Shortcuts" (to a Tasker task). Button Mapper, Nova Launcher, etc.

Sasha, integration with Tasker would be a real revolution.

Sasha, I think I'm going to have to give up. I thought I understood what you said, but apparently not. Everything would be easier with a progress bar that could be easily configured to display the data each user wanted. That's just my humble opinion. I'll have to abandon the project.

I've been testing a heart rate progress circle, aiming to measure values ​​from 0 bpm to 100 bpm, with a maximum of 100 bpm. I tried modifying the code in the watchface's index file for the inverted progress circle, replacing it with the code (which I believe is correct) for a non-inverted progress ...

Thanks, Sasha. I think I understand what you're saying. I've been trying what you suggested, then editing the index file. In the edit, I also replaced the value 184 in the `valueHeartRate` function with 140. And I want the starting value to be 0. That's where I think I'm getting lost... In `let ...

How can I change the progress circle parameters for heart rate data using the latest SashaCX75 app update (15.1)? Currently, at least in my case, the progress circle starts counting from 32 bpm up to 184 bpm. I would like it to count from 0 bpm up to 140 bpm. In previous versions of the app, it was ...

The solution of creating three watch faces works perfectly. One standard face with 12, 3, 6, and 9 when the clock is in 24-hour mode. And two watch faces for when the clock is in 12-hour mode. One AM face with 12, 3, 6, and 9. And another face with 24, 15, 18, and 21. These last two are in the AM ...

I'm starting a new watchface project. It's analog. I had the idea that the watchface could display 12, 6, and 9 when the watch is in 24-hour mode. And when I select 12-hour mode on the watch, the face would display 12, 6, and 9 in the morning and 24, 18, and 21 in the evening. I've been researching ...

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Sasha, is there a possibility that in a future update of your app, SashaCX75, you could add the ability to create a widget to view the smartphone's battery level on the smartwatch?

Thank you

Well, I tried to start completely from scratch and, without any help, make sense of something I've never studied in my life. Unfortunately, I don't have as much time as I suppose studying this language requires. For me, creating watchfaces is a hobby. I enjoy it when I'm not busy. I really ...

Okay, so far I think it was pretty bad. I should at least try it in console.log('second font'); and not in the hours and minutes. I've tried several ways in the seconds console. I think the key is != 0, but I've done several tests and it doesn't work.

A few days ago, Sasha solved a problem I was having. I wanted the clock to have leading zeros when it was in 24-hour format. But when it was in 12-hour format, it wouldn't have leading zeros. The solution, which works perfectly, is to modify the index file. This corresponds to the first two ...

Thank you so much, Sasha! The code works perfectly. Thanks so much!

It's obvious I'm doing something wrong, because it's not working for me. I'm including screenshots of the index.js file and the lines I think I understood, which I need to change. And screenshots of the app. When I select the 12-hour format on the clock, the leading zeros still appear. For example ...

I created a watchface for my Balance 2 in SashaCX75's app. I created "Hours" and "Minutes" using the utility offered by the app. That is, without creating the .pngs. I just added the font I wanted the app to use. With horizontal alignment set to "Center". Vertical alignment set to "Top". Text wrap ...

Thank you so much!!! I was trembling for a moment, because the previous version wasn't working for me either. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Maybe I didn't search properly, and I apologize. I've updated to the latest version of sashacx75's app (Version 14.1.1) and once installed, I can't get it to run despite the initial warning when trying to run it. The app simply won't open. I've deleted and re-downloaded it, but nothing. I've given ...

SashaCX75, thank you so much for the suggestions on how to resolve the height of the ":" characters. I couldn't figure it out with the app from my colleague, which is very interesting. But I found an app to edit .ttf files and increase the height of the ":" characters. It's called FontForge. Easy to ...

I think I understand what you're saying. But I have some doubts about whether we're talking about the same thing. I've attached two images. Image "01" would be how I'd like the height of the ":". However, the height of the ":" is ultimately like image "02." That is, at the same level as the hour ...

I've been using SashaCX75's app for a while to create my watchfaces for my GTS 4. Every time I create a digital watch and use "Value by Font" (with any font I use and without separating or joining the fonts) the classic ":" separator in the app image appears correctly located in the center. Not at ...