All day meals watch

thought I might create a watch face, that displays breakfast lunch and dinner, during various times, say breakfast from 6 am to 9:30 am, lunch from 11:30 to 1:00 and so on, is that at all possible?

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What a fun idea :slight_smile: . Of course it is possible to show different images at different times. I’m sure our code masters can help you out.

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@Gecks70 I would go to the nearest hour.
In your opacity for breakfast I would use

$#DWFHS#>=6&&#DWFHS#<=10?100:0$

IF 24 HRS TIME IS 6 OR MORE AND ALSO 24 HRS TIME IS SMALLER OR EQIUAL TO 10 THEN LAYER OPACITY IS 100 OTHRRWISE ZERO
ENDIF.

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I punched that in, but for some reason breakfast is showing up for a short period of time, around 12:24 am? I’ve done something wrong there.

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If you want to display the words “breakfast, lunch and dinner” or put food items on the plate that correspond to the meal, then make a text layer or image layer for each meal and use the following in the opacity field:

Breakfast -
$#Dk#>=6&&#Dk#<11?100:0$

Lunch -
$#Dk#>=11&&#Dk#<15?100:0$

Dinner -
$#Dk#>=15&&#Dk#<21?100:0$

Adjust the hours as you’d like. Let me know if I’m misunderstanding your intentions.

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So sorry. #DWFH# is a rotational tag that gives degrees. @thomasfmal has it right for you.

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bewdiful, that works perfectly, thanks Thomas!, the code I put in before, only displayed the breakfast picture for a short span of time, at the wrong time. it’s just the food I want displayed at certain times.

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ah no worries! I just thought I screwed things up again, lol.

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I’ve set it all up, including dessert!, thank you Thomas and Russell for your help!, now I just need to add sudsy water for in between lol!

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My Appologies.

Ha Ha. Yes Brilliant. There is alwats Teas and coffee. Not to mention Biscuits and Cake.

true :slight_smile: I should have added scones!

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Welsh Cakes. :+1:

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cor, those look delicious!

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I’ll take the scones!

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Just be careful with your >= and <= signs if you start adding dessert times. For example, notice what I used for the breakfast expression, with only the < sign before the 11.
If you were to use $#Dk#>=6&&#Dk#<=11?100:0$, instead, your breakfast AND lunch would both appear from 11 to 11:59.

Don’t forget to add a midnight snack!!

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