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Hello and a question
Posted: 27 Dec 2018, 06:55
by FJP84
Hi also a new member here,
I have my Stratos a couple of days now and loving it. Now looking for some great watchfaces and maybe try to make some of my own, inspired by all the cool stuff I find here.
I do have a question about some custom and some stock watch faces and their behavior.
I notice that some watch faces changes from lo-fi to (semi)hi-fi mode on arm raise and others doesn't. These just stay in lo-fi mode until you double tap to wake or push one of the buttons on the side.
I just can't pinpoint the difference between these watch faces. Is someone there who can explain this?
Thanks!
Re: Hello and a question
Posted: 27 Dec 2018, 11:06
by osmat
You need to create a folder 26w for the "semi active" mode. There it is better to put the arrows for 8c, if they are correctly made.
Watchface.xml must be a string
<WatchFaceItem config = "true" type = "support26w" />
then, when the wrist moves, the watch will wake up for 2-3 seconds, the dial and widgets will switch to high quality mode.
Re: Hello and a question
Posted: 27 Dec 2018, 12:10
by FJP84
Thanks, I will first try to modify some downloaded watchfaces to implement this behavior.
To be clear: it has nothing to do with the fact that a watchface is customizable?
Re: Hello and a question
Posted: 27 Dec 2018, 21:01
by FJP84
osmat wrote: 27 Dec 2018, 11:06
You need to create a folder 26w for the "semi active" mode. There it is better to put the arrows for 8c, if they are correctly made.
Watchface.xml must be a string
<WatchFaceItem config = "true" type = "support26w" />
then, when the wrist moves, the watch will wake up for 2-3 seconds, the dial and widgets will switch to high quality mode.
Thanks again, I managed to modify a downloaded watch face which already had 26w enabled for the hands to also switch background to high quality mode. Next step is to adjust the Hour/Minute hands 8c to something I prefer more.
Looking into the watch face structure there are some things I don't understand yet. Can you explain the following?
color_map files:
In /timehand/8c/seconds/ there are *.png.color_map files. What kind of files are these, and why are there 16 files numbered 0-15? How can I open these file to analyse these and modify if needed?
General question:
Is it possible to have high quality images during standby for background and hands? So in other words ignoring/removing the 8c folder and files, or will this cause this a corrupt watch face?
Re: Hello and a question
Posted: 29 Dec 2018, 08:54
by runner
Hello, I'm a new one, and still didn't bay amazfit watch, on my phone I've used this app
http://nike-run-club.uptrivial.com/en/us/android/ , did it will work with amazfit?
Re: Hello and a question
Posted: 31 Dec 2018, 18:14
by osmat
FJP84 wrote: 27 Dec 2018, 21:01
osmat wrote: 27 Dec 2018, 11:06
You need to create a folder 26w for the "semi active" mode. There it is better to put the arrows for 8c, if they are correctly made.
Watchface.xml must be a string
<WatchFaceItem config = "true" type = "support26w" />
then, when the wrist moves, the watch will wake up for 2-3 seconds, the dial and widgets will switch to high quality mode.
Thanks again, I managed to modify a downloaded watch face which already had 26w enabled for the hands to also switch background to high quality mode. Next step is to adjust the Hour/Minute hands 8c to something I prefer more.
Looking into the watch face structure there are some things I don't understand yet. Can you explain the following?
color_map files:
In /timehand/8c/seconds/ there are *.png.color_map files. What kind of files are these, and why are there 16 files numbered 0-15? How can I open these file to analyse these and modify if needed?
General question:
Is it possible to have high quality images during standby for background and hands? So in other words ignoring/removing the 8c folder and files, or will this cause this a corrupt watch face?
Deleting a folder will simply prevent the arrows from being displayed.
The .map files are standard arrow files. You can delete them.
Re: Hello and a question
Posted: 31 Dec 2018, 18:16
by osmat
runner wrote: 29 Dec 2018, 08:54
Clock does not work with this application
Re: Hello and a question
Posted: 24 Apr 2019, 06:05
by alanrogger789
Hello welcome to the forum