$#DISDAYTIME#==true&&#WFACI#==01?100:0$
KNOWN ISSUE:#WCCI #=01?100:0$#WCCT #!=Cloudy&&#WCCI #=01?100:0$
Clear: $#DISDAYTIME#==true&&#WFACT#!=Cloudy&&#WFACI#==01?100:0$
Cloudy: $#DISDAYTIME#==true&&#WFACT#==Cloudy&&#WFACI#==01?100:0$
My hopes are that this will be a living post that I can update frequently please let me know your findings and I will test them out myself and update this post once I have verified.
I have yet to find a post that goes in depth on what WCCI and WCCT are and how to use them. So I am creating my own post in hopes to help others create weather icons for there watch faces.
First things first:
WCCI in not a weather icon, yes it is called Weather Current Condition Icon, which is misleading. Instea…
I was working on another Weather App style watchface design. I began playing with the Weather text and weather Icon tags: #WCCT# and #WCCI#. When I text the different text read outs I am getting the following:
01 – Clear Sky
02 – Partly Cloudy
03 – Cloudy
04 – Partly Cloudy
09 – Rainy
10 – Rainy
11 – Stormy
13 – Snow
50 – Foggy
However, when I do research on past forum topics and also the OpenWeather Site , I see the following list:
01 – Fair
02 – Few clouds
03 – Scattered clouds
04…
I think the expressions should be:
Day 1:
Clear: $#WFACT#!=Cloudy&&#WFACI#==01?100:0$
Cloudy: $#WFACT#==Cloudy&&#WFACI#==01?100:0$
Day 2:
Clear: $#WFBCT#!=Cloudy&&#WFBCI#==01?100:0$
Cloudy: $#WFBCT#==Cloudy&&#WFBCI#==01?100:0$
Day 3:
Clear: $#WFCCT#!=Cloudy&&#WFCCI#==01?100:0$
Cloudy: $#WFCCT#==Cloudy&&#WFCCI#==01?100:0$
That is,
#WFACT# and #WFACI# are the text and icon tags for day 1 forecast and you replace “A” in the tags with “B”, “C”, “D”, “E” for day 2, 3,4,5 forecasts r…
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