Convert .FACE project to .BIN for publishing.

[MKC]

Thanks to EasyFace I was able to create my first watchFace for my band 8.

I am able to generate a project (almost, more or less) in .face format, but I don't know how to compile it into .bin so I can publish it.

[GIK-Team]

Thanks to EasyFace I was able to create my first watchFace for my band 8.

I am able to generate a project (almost, more or less) in .face format, but I don't know how to compile it into .bin so I can publish it.

It’s possible that the .face file you generated is essentially the same as the .bin file required for publishing. If you can share a sample .face file with us, we can take a closer look and verify its compatibility.

[MKC]

I just created a watchFace with MiCreator, in .face format and rename to .bin

ChibiClock.zip

File format .face

(366.11 KiB) Downloaded 135 times

It works, but...

Insert an animation with the code "anim_[00@100]" with the header ImageList,
and the result is that it looks good in MiCreator. But I'm attaching a video of what is shown.

error_animation.zip

video error animation

(2.34 MiB) Downloaded 109 times

Where can I learn about image formats and their resolution?

[GIK-Team]

I just created a watchFace with MiCreator, in .face format and rename to .bin ChibiClock.zip

It works, but...

Insert an animation with the code "anim_[00@100]" with the header ImageList,
and the result is that it looks good in MiCreator. But I'm attaching a video of what is shown.
error_animation.zip

Where can I learn about image formats and their resolution?

The .face and .bin files are essentially the same format, so renaming .face to .bin works without issues (publishing).

Regarding image formats and resolution for animations, we don’t have precise details on supported specifications. The official MiCreator documentation or their community forums would be the best resource to clarify image requirements.

You might want to experiment with simpler or smaller-resolution images to identify what’s causing the animation issue.