Amazfit Watch faces

ebs ha scritto: 01 ago 2019, 13:26

If someone knows how to get the .BIN file for that watchface, I could take a look at the .JSON file and see if there's a clue as to how they managed to display miles.

Regards,
Eric

ebs ha scritto: 01 ago 2019, 18:39

I downloaded the .BIN file and tried to open it with AmazfitBIPTools Watchface.exe program.
It had a fatal error and was unable to open it.

Can you give me a link to the description page or forum post that leads to the watchface?

You simply open the mi fit app. go to online watch faces. and you will see it there

ebs ha scritto: 02 ago 2019, 00:26

Spoiler

You simply open the mi fit app. go to online watch faces. and you will see it there

I would do that, but I don't use the MiFit app and I don't have it installed.
In any case, it can't be opened with the standard BIP watchface expander, so there's no way I can see the contents of the .BIN file.

Assuming that it is a valid .BIN file and can be successfully loaded on a BIP, that probably means that there's something in it that the Watchface.exe program doesn't understand. Without the .JSON file to look at, there's nothing that can be learned.

Ex.
  },
  "Activity": {
    "Steps": {},
    "Distance": {
      "Number": {
        "TopLeftX": 114,
        "TopLeftY": 155,
        "BottomRightX": 167,
        "BottomRightY": 165,
        "Alignment": "TopLeft",
        "Spacing": 1,
        "ImageIndex": 13,
        "ImagesCount": 10
      },
      "SuffixImageIndex": 31,
      "DecimalPointImageIndex": 33,
      "SuffixMilesImageIndex": 32   <---------------  Watchface.exe  unknow  this command

ebs ha scritto: 02 ago 2019, 00:26

You simply open the mi fit app. go to online watch faces. and you will see it there

I would do that, but I don't use the MiFit app and I don't have it installed.
In any case, it can't be opened with the standard BIP watchface expander, so there's no way I can see the contents of the .BIN file.

Assuming that it is a valid .BIN file and can be successfully loaded on a BIP, that probably means that there's something in it that the Watchface.exe program doesn't understand. Without the .JSON file to look at, there's nothing that can be learned.

CGB ha scritto: 07 lug 2019, 08:45

This watchface { Belenkoks -Tomuxpl 10724}
is almost perfect for my needs but I live in the UK and I would like it to show miles instead of km and the date to show dd/mm not mm/dad, I did message ‘tomuxpl’ unsuccessfully so I thought someone here might be able to help. I have looked at editors but at 76 I am afraid of bricking my bip :lol

Sorry unable to post image or url

   },
    "Distance": {
      "Number": {
        "TopLeftX": 25,
        "TopLeftY": 131,
        "BottomRightX": 95,
        "BottomRightY": 150,
        "Alignment": "TopRight",
        "Spacing": 1,
        "ImageIndex": 31,
        "ImagesCount": 10
      },
      "SuffixImageIndex": 41,
      "DecimalPointImageIndex": 42,
      "SuffixMilesImageIndex": 99    <----- The old watchface.exe  don't know this command line
    }

ebs ha scritto: 06 ago 2019, 22:07

Spoiler

asoo,

That's great - I can finally see distance in miles on my watchfaces. Thank you!
Just to clarify - I don't develop watchfaces, I just modify the ones I like to be MM/DD and true 12-hour time.
Now I can change them to miles as well.

I wonder if there's a chance that the Watchface Editor by ilgruppotester will be updated to handle miles.
It reads the .json file without a problem, but only displays in KM. It still works fine for everything else.

Regards,
Eric

 },
    "AmPm": {
      "X": 0,
      "Y": 0,
      "ImageIndexAMCN": 0,
      "ImageIndexPMCN": 0,
      "ImageIndexAMEN": 0,
      "ImageIndexPMEN": 0
    }