Leading Digit Possible Bug Demonstrater
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Uploaded: 31.10.2023 02:14
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This is a simple watch face built with SashaCX75's editor. All it has is a normal HHMMSS main display and an HHMM AOD display. You can use it to tell time, but the key reason is to reproduce a bug - or is it just something on my end?
So that's the question here - do you also see this bug, or is it just me?
(Big thanks to Sasha as this makes it easy to build a test face - and from what I have seen, the editor is perfect here, and the bug is in the watch firmware.)
The AOD time has hours, no leading zero, right align, with the minutes set to follow.
On my GTR 3 Pro, if the hour has two digits, I see a bug appearing in the AOD display. It appears that the watch writes a leading space, but then writes two digits - the second digit of the hour is therefore where the first digit of the minutes should be. I created a digit set with "level bars" underneath, so that it is really clear if two digits get written in the same space.
This problem only persists until the minutes cycle, at which point the AOD display is rewritten, and - it is written correctly. You might want to pay attention to the seconds on the main display to get some idea of when the minute cycle will happen on the AOD display.
My watch is running firmware 8.45.7.1 just in case that matters.
So that's the question here - do you also see this bug, or is it just me?
(Big thanks to Sasha as this makes it easy to build a test face - and from what I have seen, the editor is perfect here, and the bug is in the watch firmware.)
The AOD time has hours, no leading zero, right align, with the minutes set to follow.
On my GTR 3 Pro, if the hour has two digits, I see a bug appearing in the AOD display. It appears that the watch writes a leading space, but then writes two digits - the second digit of the hour is therefore where the first digit of the minutes should be. I created a digit set with "level bars" underneath, so that it is really clear if two digits get written in the same space.
This problem only persists until the minutes cycle, at which point the AOD display is rewritten, and - it is written correctly. You might want to pay attention to the seconds on the main display to get some idea of when the minute cycle will happen on the AOD display.
My watch is running firmware 8.45.7.1 just in case that matters.
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