Amazfit watchfaces Tool

[JotaEme]

Hi, first time posting. This is an amazing community! I got my Verge Lite just a week ago and I already am making lots of progress just lurking around.

I'm designing my wf and I'm facing a problem with the mini seconds handle, I hope you guys can help.
This is the preview generated by Amaztool 0.1.0.12:

AmazToolsPreview.png (130.66 KiB) Viewed 95295 times

This is the result. I'm aware the color issue is a known problem, but I don't know if the missing seconds handle is caused by this, or it is not being rendered at all.

AmaztoolsReal.jpg (15.71 KiB) Viewed 95295 times

This is the result with [mention]afwafwafw[/mention] 's py tool. The seconds handle is centered on the whole face, instead of the smaller circle for it.

PyReal.jpg (17.07 KiB) Viewed 95295 times

Can this be solved, using either tool?

Edit: Tried Amaztool again with a completely black seconds handle, and it renders in the middle of the whole watchface, just like with the py version.

[NicKoehler]

How do I add calories on json for the amazfit GTR? I can't find the correct structure

[manelto]

Hi, first time posting. This is an amazing community! I got my Verge Lite just a week ago and I already am making lots of progress just lurking around.

I'm designing my wf and I'm facing a problem with the mini seconds handle, I hope you guys can help.
This is the preview generated by Amaztool 0.1.0.12:
AmazToolsPreview.png


This is the result. I'm aware the color issue is a known problem, but I don't know if the missing seconds handle is caused by this, or it is not being rendered at all.
AmaztoolsReal.jpg


This is the result with @afwafwafw 's py tool. The seconds handle is centered on the whole face, instead of the smaller circle for it.
PyReal.jpg


Can this be solved, using either tool?

Edit: Tried Amaztool again with a completely black seconds handle, and it renders in the middle of the whole watchface, just like with the py version.

With the @afwafwafw application you can do what you intend to do. Look at the following code example:

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"Seconds": {
      "unknown1": 0,
      "unknown2": 0,
      "unknown3": {
        "X": 0,
        "Y": 120
      },
      "unknown4": {
        "X": 0,
        "Y": 0
      },
      "CenterImage": {
        "X": 4,
        "Y": 64,
        "ImageIndex": 14
      }

You can see the unknown3 tag, with the x and y coordinates. These numbers represent the displacement from the center of the sphere. In this example, the second handler is in the center of the horizontal axis but on the vertical axis it is 120 pixels below the center of the sphere.

[manelto]

How do I add calories on json for the amazfit GTR? I can't find the correct structure

An example from the @afwafwafw app:

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"Activity": {
   
    "Calories": {
      "TopLeftX": 110,
      "TopLeftY": 280,
      "BottomRightX": 179,
      "BottomRightY": 296,
      "Alignment": "TopRight",
      "Spacing": 1,
      "ImageIndex": 13,
      "ImagesCount": 10
    },

[NicKoehler]

How do I add calories on json for the amazfit GTR? I can't find the correct structure

An example from the @afwafwafw app:

Code: Select all

"Activity": {
   
    "Calories": {
      "TopLeftX": 110,
      "TopLeftY": 280,
      "BottomRightX": 179,
      "BottomRightY": 296,
      "Alignment": "TopRight",
      "Spacing": 1,
      "ImageIndex": 13,
      "ImagesCount": 10
    },

I tryed this method but calories doesn't shows.
I also tryed unpacking some watchface with calories and pack again without make changes and the calories value is vanished..
There are some issue just in the preview?

[JotaEme]

With the @afwafwafw application you can do what you intend to do. Look at the following code example:

Code: Select all

"Seconds": {
      "unknown1": 0,
      "unknown2": 0,
      "unknown3": {
        "X": 0,
        "Y": 120
      },
      "unknown4": {
        "X": 0,
        "Y": 0
      },
      "CenterImage": {
        "X": 4,
        "Y": 64,
        "ImageIndex": 14
      }

You can see the unknown3 tag, with the x and y coordinates. These numbers represent the displacement from the center of the sphere. In this example, the second handler is in the center of the horizontal axis but on the vertical axis it is 120 pixels below the center of the sphere.

Thank you, but this is exactly what I have:

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  "AnalogDialFace": {
    "Seconds": {
      "unknown1": 0,
      "unknown2": 0,
      "unknown3": {
        "X": 0,
        "Y": 132
      },
      "unknown4": {
        "X": 0,
        "Y": 0
      },
      "CenterImage": {
        "X": 7,
        "Y": 35,
        "ImageIndex": 3
      }
    }

It renders like this:

jm-suave-iv_packed_static.png (146.28 KiB) Viewed 95235 times

[manelto]

One thing is that what you see on the PC and a different one is what you see on your watch

[jlsh007]

I've managed to unpack my bin file, replaced the png file for the background as the color is incorrect after unpack, replaced my clock hands png file, pack it again. But when i try to upload to my GTR watch it said invalid.

It works when i just unpack and replace the background png, then pack it again without changing the clock hands png.

I just want to change the clock hands image. Any other solutions?

[manelto]

I've managed to unpack my bin file, replaced the png file for the background as the color is incorrect after unpack, replaced my clock hands png file, pack it again. But when i try to upload to my GTR watch it said invalid.

It works when i just unpack and replace the background png, then pack it again without changing the clock hands png.

I just want to change the clock hands image. Any other solutions?

My experience tells me that when I try to upload a file larger than 2 megabytes, it gives me problems.
Is the result of the new file larger than that size?

[fx_advanc]

Hi, first time posting. This is an amazing community! I got my Verge Lite just a week ago and I already am making lots of progress just lurking around.

I'm designing my wf and I'm facing a problem with the mini seconds handle, I hope you guys can help.
This is the preview generated by Amaztool 0.1.0.12:
AmazToolsPreview.png


This is the result. I'm aware the color issue is a known problem, but I don't know if the missing seconds handle is caused by this, or it is not being rendered at all.
AmaztoolsReal.jpg


This is the result with @afwafwafw 's py tool. The seconds handle is centered on the whole face, instead of the smaller circle for it.
PyReal.jpg


Can this be solved, using either tool?

Edit: Tried Amaztool again with a completely black seconds handle, and it renders in the middle of the whole watchface, just like with the py version.

same with mine, adjusted to exact coordinate but end up at the center of it. must be watch doesnt enable the seconds handles.

[JotaEme]

One thing is that what you see on the PC and a different one is what you see on your watch

I know, I already showed on my first post what it looks like on the watch, and it is exactly the same!

[gid12]

When I pack back to bin file why color display wrong? I use Amazfit GTR.

[manelto]

One thing is that what you see on the PC and a different one is what you see on your watch

I know, I already showed on my first post what it looks like on the watch, and it is exactly the same!

I don't know how you make it but to me is working. An extreme example with not one but three handles discentered: https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/gtr/view/472


The code:

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{
  "Background": {
    "Image": {
      "X": 0,
      "Y": 0,
      "ImageIndex": 0
    },
    "Preview": {
      "X": 0,
      "Y": 0,
      "ImageIndex": 1
    }
  },
  "Date": {
    "MonthAndDay": {
      "Separate": {
        "Day": {
          "TopLeftX": 207,
          "TopLeftY": 25,
          "BottomRightX": 247,
          "BottomRightY": 50,
          "Alignment": "Center",
          "Spacing": 4,
          "ImageIndex": 2,
          "ImagesCount": 10
        }
      },
      "TwoDigitsMonth": true,
      "TwoDigitsDay": true
    }
  },
  "Battery": {
    "Scale": {
      "CenterX": 227,
      "CenterY": 227,
      "RadiusX": 30,
      "RadiusY": 0,
      "StartAngle": 0,
      "EndAngle": 360,
      "Width": 4,
      "Color": "0x00FFD800",
      "Unknown9": 180
    }
  },
  "Activity": {
    "Calories": {
      "TopLeftX": 295,
      "TopLeftY": 325,
      "BottomRightX": 350,
      "BottomRightY": 330,
      "Alignment": "TopRight",
      "Spacing": 1,
      "ImageIndex": 2,
      "ImagesCount": 10
    },
    "Pulse": {
      "TopLeftX": 295,
      "TopLeftY": 355,
      "BottomRightX": 350,
      "BottomRightY": 380,
      "Alignment": "TopRight",
      "Spacing": 1,
      "ImageIndex": 2,
      "ImagesCount": 10
    },
    "Distance": {
      "Number": {
        "TopLeftX": 300,
        "TopLeftY": 255,
        "BottomRightX": 360,
        "BottomRightY": 270,
        "Alignment": "TopRight",
        "Spacing": 1,
        "ImageIndex": 2,
        "ImagesCount": 10
      },
      "SuffixImageIndex": 14,
      "DecimalPointImageIndex": 13
    },
    "Steps": {
      "Step": {
        "TopLeftX": 280,
        "TopLeftY": 290,
        "BottomRightX": 350,
        "BottomRightY": 320,
        "Alignment": "TopRight",
        "Spacing": 1,
        "ImageIndex": 2,
        "ImagesCount": 10
      }
    }
  },
  "StepsProgress": {
    "Circle": {
      "CenterX": 320,
      "CenterY": 315,
      "RadiusX": 78,
      "RadiusY": 0,
      "StartAngle": 0,
      "EndAngle": 360,
      "Width": 3,
      "Color": "0x00FF0000",
      "Unknown9": 180
    }
  },
  "AnalogDialFace": {
    "Hours": {
      "unknown1": 0,
      "unknown2": 0,
      "unknown3": {
        "X": -89,
        "Y": -89
      },
      "unknown4": {
        "X": 0,
        "Y": 0
      },
      "CenterImage": {
        "X": 10,
        "Y": 72,
        "ImageIndex": 12
      }
    },
    "Minutes": {
      "unknown1": 0,
      "unknown2": 0,
      "unknown3": {
        "X": 93,
        "Y": -89
      },
      "unknown4": {
        "X": 0,
        "Y": 0
      },
      "CenterImage": {
        "X": 10,
        "Y": 72,
        "ImageIndex": 12
      }
    },
    "Seconds": {
      "unknown1": 0,
      "unknown2": 0,
      "unknown3": {
        "X": -88,
        "Y": 89
      },
      "unknown4": {
        "X": 0,
        "Y": 0
      },
      "CenterImage": {
        "X": 10,
        "Y": 72,
        "ImageIndex": 12
      }
    }
  }
}

[manelto]

One thing is that what you see on the PC and a different one is what you see on your watch

I know, I already showed on my first post what it looks like on the watch, and it is exactly the same!

You must work with this tool: https://github.com/ghtalpo/py_amazfit_tools

[manelto]

When I pack back to bin file why color display wrong? I use Amazfit GTR.

https://github.com/ghtalpo/py_amazfit_tools

[Horatius80]

Are there any news about unpacking the newest Watchfaces from Amazfit GTR ... there are new components like Weather, and separated month... but I can not to manage out how to decompile this new watchfaces

[mobius]

hi guys, is there a tool that allows you to read the changes to *json? Every time I make a change I have to generate the package with AmazTool and look at the *gif created. Is there a faster way to see the effects of json changes? Thanks

[jjc]

Hello,

how to use python to make a binary file from json please?
With amaztools i have a color problem !!!

[jjc]

Hello,

if you a have color problems, i found a tool in GitHub called py_amazfit_tools-master.
in release folder decompress amazfit_gtr_tools_win32
drag your json or bin file to main and thats it

[rawraw]

I have a problem with a BIP watchface that I downloaded in .bin format. If I unpack it and immediately repack it I lose the analog clock... I first thought I made some error during editing the watchface but it turns out this program seems to have some strange problem with this watchface.

Its this WF https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/bip/view/25608
If I send it to my watch it looks good.. but If I use this program to un- and repack it wont work...

Any suggestions?

The .gif looks so perfekt..

I zipped my small project:

Bip.zip

(255.14 KiB) Downloaded 347 times

[Horatius80]

[mention]rawraw[/mention]
I always used this for BIP´s Watchfaces and I had no issues:

https://bitbucket.org/valeronm/amazfitb ... 1.0.3.1.7z

http://www.mediafire.com/file/941xpc8ef ... 9.zip/file

[rawraw]

@rawraw
I always used this for BIP´s Watchfaces and I had no issues:

https://bitbucket/valeronm/amazfitbipto ... 1.0.3.1.7z

http://www.mediafire/file/941xpc8efce45 ... 9.zip/file

I have been using AmazfitBipTools in 1.0.3.1 from bitbucket.. But it fails to repack a file that I never even touched..and if I modify something the preview gif is perfect as you can see in my zip.. But no work on watch..

[ataru]

quite same issue here.

https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/verge-lite/view/264

casio_mix_ita_verge_lite_by_ataru_packed_animated.gif (387.14 KiB) Viewed 94794 times

in the preview it's all ok, but when i flash, background turns blue, no digit is shown and hour and minute hands are centered in dial and not 25 pixele up:

2705585d-6553-4e6e-96e0-279921437cc6.jpg (75.68 KiB) Viewed 94793 times

what's wrong with it?

[jjc]

hello,
somebody know how to have an analog view for battery? instead of numbers i'd like watch hands
for amazfit gtr.

Tks !!!

[JotaEme]

I don't know how you make it but to me is working. An extreme example with not one but three handles discentered: https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/gtr/view/472

I guess it works differently on the Verge Lite... fx_advanc has the same issue! I installed his watch directly from the Android app and it has the same behaviour.

Description
Nomoz-Blue
Originality from el_boda - /gtr/view/403
Repacked & Readjust dial version

Bug: Animation doesnt same as actual position.