Oh yes please .
Thank you a million times! This was exactly what I needed. 
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We have some new Tags for moon phase these days . But it is wonderful to see how the guys developed the Hard wired Formula .
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What is the new tag for the dual moon? I am using exactly that same concept where the moon disc has two moons opposite each other. The formula I copied from this thread does work wonderfully though.
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Yeah all are good old or new . I the one I have there has a tiny jump at Full moon . not a problem . I just thought I would show you stuff while we are on the subject . Did you manage to Inspect the tests so you might extract code you found useful .
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No, I guess I would need to sign up for the beta.
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No you should not have to join Beta. Are you finding the Little Rocket on the left after clicking on the Title of the Face .
Interesting: ((((#MOONAGEPERCENT#)/2))*360)
That replaces the whole long code?
Edit: Yes, it does! I just tested it against the built in MOONPHASES object.
Thanks again
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You will find it a bit easier if you want to play with The moon on a stick . There is a Tiny 1/4 Day Error which I have asked Little labs about . It depends where they get their data from . I check my stuff against timeanddate.com . But it is only a watch face . We are not navigating Space ships with it .
Here is one I figured out on my own this morning. Anyone guess what this rotation does?
((#DH#*(360/(24-(#WSH#-#WRH#))))/2)
Picture the rotating image as a jing-jang symbol:
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Code might indicate the angle of the sun in the sky to the nearest hour. Just a guess.
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I figured you get values between 0 and 180 degrees, so the Jing-jang will only rotate half way. But other that, I cannot interpret anything else out of it… but thinking about it, @russellcresser could be right.
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If you go for the nearest minute things get a bit more complicated. I am going to have to go and test it. Nice YinYang @juni00.
Ok, it calculates the difference between sunset and sunrise and the disc will rotate according to the result. it is like a localized AM/PM indicator. The disc is hid to the right of this"hole" and displays basically how light is is at the moment you look at it. I had to add the /2 or it would do one rotation too many.
Yeah neat bit of fun .Your image is not quite centered and you have a White eye missing . I will post you a nice YY in a bit .
I’m not using that image, it was just to demonstrate
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I know .I was just illustrating that I tested your Code .
I’m going to name this watchface “Extraordinary Complexities” 
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Sneak Preview ??
