How to create bin in Bip watchfaceEditor?

[Rllewis]

I created a watch face using Bip watchfaceEditor, but I don’t see how to create a bin file from the result. There’s no export or download button. Help? Thx.

[Rllewis]

I tried exporting the json file and moving it on top of the watchface.exe app, but it created a text file, not a bin file.

[leechju]

It seems from your narrative. The bin file was not created. It is because watchface.exe is using windows dos to open the command execution window - execute. Not normal software - need to play dos code. No export or download button.------ Your homework is not enough. It is best to find a teaching website. Step by step.

[Rllewis]

"The bin file was not created. It is because watchface.exe is using windows dos to open the command execution window - execute. Not normal software - need to play dos code."

I don't understand this. How do I do this? Using Windows 7. Thx.

[Rllewis]

Still can't solve this. When I put the JSON file on the watchface.exe, the result is a "packed" text file, not a BIN file. Help?

[Rllewis]

Here is what the text file says:

Debug|Reading config...
Debug|Reading referenced images from 'C:\Users\rober\Desktop\Amazfit Tools'
Trace|Loading images for 2 'Background'
Trace|Loading images for 2.1 'Image'
Trace|Loading image 0...
Trace|File C:\Users\rober\Desktop\Amazfit Tools\0000.png doesn't exists.
Trace|File C:\Users\rober\Desktop\Amazfit Tools\000.png doesn't exists.
Trace|File C:\Users\rober\Desktop\Amazfit Tools\00.png doesn't exists.
Trace|File C:\Users\rober\Desktop\Amazfit Tools\0.png doesn't exists.
Fatal|System.IO.FileNotFoundException: File referenced by index 0 not found.
at Resources.ImageLoader.LoadImageForNumber(String directory, Int64 index)
at WatchFace.Parser.Utils.ImagesLoader.LoadImage(Int64 index)
at WatchFace.Parser.Utils.ImagesLoader.Process[T](T serializable, String path)
at System.Dynamic.UpdateDelegates.UpdateAndExecuteVoid3[T0,T1,T2](CallSite site, T0 arg0, T1 arg1, T2 arg2)
at WatchFace.Parser.Utils.ImagesLoader.Process[T](T serializable, String path)
at System.Dynamic.UpdateDelegates.UpdateAndExecuteVoid3[T0,T1,T2](CallSite site, T0 arg0, T1 arg1, T2 arg2)
at WatchFace.Parser.Utils.ImagesLoader.Process[T](T serializable, String path)
at WatchFace.Program.WriteWatchFace(String outputDirectory, String outputFileName, String imagesDirectory, WatchFace watchFace)

[Rllewis]

FINALLY SOLVED! All the png files needed to be in the same folder as the Watchface.exe file. Thought I'd tried that before...