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Here’s another way to use the moon wand concept.
-Warren
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I like how this one looks, but theoretically this would work with a standard rotating moon complication as well, you can’t tell it is using the wand. If you want to feature that, put it on top.
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Yeah . I have seen that one used before . You have a few very attractive bodies between earth and the Dark side of the Moon . In the Days they invented that device to put on clocks they thought it was made of cheese . You have as many heavenly bodies as you like . Very nice Metal Work .
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You’re correct, of course, but part of the challenge and fun for me is figuring out how to make my “complicated” faces. BTW, here’s a new version of the watch face that takes advantage of the wand but gives more than the standard rotating moon complication using a GIF for the moon.
-Warren
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Thanks.
-Warren
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That last one had me wondering, can you use a gif in a moon window?
I didn’t try, but I took a different approach. I took the disk that I use to rotate the moon image and made a window in the disk in the place of the moon image. If I place a gif behind the moon disk, the window rotates over it like this.
I tried several different gifs. All are in this watch face, so when you inspect you can just turn off the top one(s) one at a time to see the gif underneath.
-Warren
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Will keep that in mind next time
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