Peter Simpson Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 18, 2018 #1 I was looking at round watch faces when I came across this, yes it did put a smile on my face...
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 18, 2018 #3 Nice but it's too fast (not 1 second, I think)
Eme Fibonacci Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 18, 2018 #4 Peter Simpson said: I was looking at round watch faces when I came across this, yes it did put a smile on my face... View attachment 65606 Click to expand... It's A little strange. It's A little hypnotic. I can´t take my eyes off that.
Peter Simpson said: I was looking at round watch faces when I came across this, yes it did put a smile on my face... View attachment 65606 Click to expand... It's A little strange. It's A little hypnotic. I can´t take my eyes off that.
Peter Simpson Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 18, 2018 #5 LucaMs said: Nice but it's too fast (not 1 second, I think) Click to expand... You are 100% correct, but that's just the example gif. You should actually be using the downloaded template layer files to create your own watch face, here is what the actual watch face looks like when you add all the actual layers on top of each other. You are supposed to spin the I/O/I/O etc every second yourself. I'll actually be creating some of the following watch faces as I have the all the templates with layers. In a few weeks time I will be settling down and playing about with the WatchFace library again, but this time for some of the following watch faces. I have already put together the following watch face in B4A, but sadly it doesn't suite me. This is not my wrist. I have about 100 watch face template files with all the layers needed to create round watch faces for Android Wear, I just need to pick the watch faces that I want to put together for myself and then put them together when I get some spare time. Enjoy... Last edited: Mar 19, 2018
LucaMs said: Nice but it's too fast (not 1 second, I think) Click to expand... You are 100% correct, but that's just the example gif. You should actually be using the downloaded template layer files to create your own watch face, here is what the actual watch face looks like when you add all the actual layers on top of each other. You are supposed to spin the I/O/I/O etc every second yourself. I'll actually be creating some of the following watch faces as I have the all the templates with layers. In a few weeks time I will be settling down and playing about with the WatchFace library again, but this time for some of the following watch faces. I have already put together the following watch face in B4A, but sadly it doesn't suite me. This is not my wrist. I have about 100 watch face template files with all the layers needed to create round watch faces for Android Wear, I just need to pick the watch faces that I want to put together for myself and then put them together when I get some spare time. Enjoy...
KMatle Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 19, 2018 #6 LucaMs said: Nice but it's too fast (not 1 second, I think) Click to expand... Nobody says, it's an earth clock ;-) And how do you read the time? "It's 12 IO's to Tock" Hahaha
LucaMs said: Nice but it's too fast (not 1 second, I think) Click to expand... Nobody says, it's an earth clock ;-) And how do you read the time? "It's 12 IO's to Tock" Hahaha
Beja Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 19, 2018 #7 Peter Simpson said: I was looking at round watch faces when I came across this, yes it did put a smile on my face... View attachment 65606 Click to expand... Good for stress management, may be a few ms stop on each digit and a tick sound will help.
Peter Simpson said: I was looking at round watch faces when I came across this, yes it did put a smile on my face... View attachment 65606 Click to expand... Good for stress management, may be a few ms stop on each digit and a tick sound will help.
