hello, all experts and seniors’ members .
here the screenshots.
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You’ll need some number images that you can rotate the same as hands.
I think there should some available in the resource section.
In my watch face below the silver rims do not move, it is just the numbers that rotate:
These are the number rings:
Rotation: -#DWFMS# and -#DWFSS#
Rotation: -#DWFKS#
Rotation: -#DWFHS#
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Nice explained Tom
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How i can set rotate point ?
Like As you have set the 12 o’clock point for indication .
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I don't knows what's going wrong with my design . its only for test
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The seconds and the minutes should rotate the other direction.
Add “-” to the rotation
And the minutes rotation should be : -#DWFMS#
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Again some nice help
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thanks
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SIR PLEASE CHECK THIS . . Where i make mistake " seconds and minutes wheel going an same speed.
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the rotation of 1.png is:
0(51.428571428571428571428571428571*#DOW#)
but should be: (-51.4285*#DOW#)
And looks like the week days are not distributed evenly around the dial.
Should look like:
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Try
-#DWFKS#
in Rotation for your HRS ring
Try
-#DWFSS#
For the Rotation of your Seconds ring . Put in a little Vertical Cursor at low opacity .
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Tom did it again
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Thank you sir .
With your help and support, I have finally completed the work Thank you very much sir . And if you have some time, please check my work again.
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To be on the safe side, I would limit the steps to 99999, because 100’000 will not fit in the space you have defined. So the formula would be: (clamp(#ZSC#,0,99999))
Other than that, it looks pretty cool to me!
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I still use your tags and images to this day. What if I want the seconds ring at the bottom?
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There is a free Analogue Clock Image Generator website where you can create dials. Takes a little bit to get used to all the inputs but is great for creating templates and more.
https://www.oliverboorman.biz/projects/tools/clocks.php
You can save configurations and reload them.
Tip:set the colour of elements to white and the background to black whilst you create your configuration. Before saving as png, set background to transparent (easier to see).
2 identical dials. 1st has black background. 2nd has transparent background.
You can also achieve same with the Numerical Dial Image Generator
https://www.oliverboorman.biz/projects/tools/dial.php
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Ah! It is the same one as the minutes one. Just sized it small… 
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Don’t know if it will help or not, but I’ve got inspection turned on for all my faces ( except WFF only ones ) and several use rotating time and date wheels. I believe what I’m doing has already been explained above, but you can have a look.
All of these were done making the various rings and such in a piece of Java code I ran across.
You need Java installed and then just run it command line
java -jar /home/tudza/Java_Programs/WatchFaceDesigner_v0.14.2_beta.jar
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