Amazfit Watch faces

romstemp wrote: 13 Feb 2019, 01:03

You can use "watch skin local" (Local watch Face) in Mi Fit to update or change your watch face.
But you must to edit some bytes in the .BIN file In order to make that .bin file can be displayed in "watch skin local"

How to HEX your .BIN to use in "watch skin local" of Mi Fit
1. open your .BIN with HexEdit ( https://www.dropbox.com/s/hmqdynh8dl0lj ... t.zip?dl=0 )
2. on bytes 17 to 24 edit FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF to 0F 00 EE 00 00 00 39 60 and save

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3. Now your .BIN can use in "watch skin local" of Mi Fit

How to use "watch skin local" ( Local watch Face )
1. Folder of "watch_skin_local" is /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.xiaomi.hm.health/files/watch_skin_local/
2. make new folder in "watch_skin_local" (one folder for one watch face)
3. Copy modified youreWatchface.BIN and yourWatchface.jpg or png or gif in your new folder
4. Now open Mi fit and go to "Local watch Face" you can see your Watcface

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romstemp wrote: 13 Feb 2019, 01:29

I write a small program for patch bytes 17- 24 of BIN with VB . ( for Windows)
The program will work by patch FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF to 0F 00 EE 00 00 00 39 60
use by Double click on file.BIN in screen 2

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If you can't use hex, you can try using my program to patch BIN

bip-patch-bin.zip

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• Your smartphone should have a file manager installed.
• And also the latest version of gadgetbridge should be installed.
• Launch gadgetbridge and connect it to the clock, press the + button to connect the clock.
• Download the desired dial file.
• Then open the folder with the loaded dial in the file manager. Open the .bin file.
• The file manager should prompt you to select the application to open the bin file.
• Find and select gadgetbridge.
• Press the button to start the installation.
  
  If you did everything right, the watch faces you need appears on the clock.

• Of course! Just open them with AmazTools!