Amazfit Watch faces

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.

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.

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.

"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.

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?

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)

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