The #WSUNRISE24# tag is not showing a leading zero. I’m using instead
a text field with a 0 and the following in the opacity field - $#WSUNRISEH#>=0&&#WSUNRISEH#<=9?100:0$
There appears to be no way to simulate sunrise so I’m not sure that this will work. Could someone point me in the right direction - please
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SR SS will simulate with the Time Machine slider fine . You just have to be aware that it is L.A. SR SS .
BTW you do not need sunrise >=0 only the <= you have .
Of course #WSUNRISEH# is a static number and will not change with the slider . Here is a solution . Also a test with DH to see it working using the slider .
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$#WSUNRISEH#<=9?0:$#WSUNRISEH#
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$#DH#<=9?0:$#DH#
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The bad thing is some watches will show the leading zero and others won’t for some reason. This is what I use to make sure the 12 and 24-hour sunrise and sunset times have the leading zero where needed. Without using the (pad in the minutes for a sunrise or sunset and is at 00-09 minutes, it will only show the second number without the leading zero. Using the pad function fixes that issue and the 24-hours leading zero for sunrise.
DAY
$(((#DH#)*60)+#Dm#)<(((#WSH#)*60)+#WSm#)&&(((#DH#)*60)+#Dm#)>(((#WRH#)*60)+#WRm#)?160:999$
NIGHT
$(((#DH#)*60)+#Dm#)<(((#WSH#)*60)+#WSm#)&&(((#DH#)*60)+#Dm#)>(((#WRH#)*60)+#WRm#)?999:160$
12 Hour
$#DTIMEFORMAT#==12?100:0$
24 Hour
$#DTIMEFORMAT#==24?100:0$
Sunrise & Sunset (NO AM/PM TAGS) (Leading zero on 24 hour only)
Sunrise 12h (#WSUNRISEH#):(pad((#WSUNRISEM#), 2))
Sunrise 24h (pad((#WSUNRISEH24#), 2)):(pad((#WSUNRISEM#), 2))
Sunset 12h (#WSUNSETH#):(pad((#WSUNSETM#), 2))
Sunset 24h (pad((#WSUNSETH24#), 2)):(pad((#WSUNSETM#), 2))
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In my expression template I use:
$#DISDAYTIME#==true&&#DTIMEFORMAT#==12?#WSh#:$$#DISDAYTIME#==true&&#DTIMEFORMAT#==24?#WSHZ#:$$#DISDAYTIME#==false&&#DTIMEFORMAT#==12?#WRh#:$$#DISDAYTIME#==false&&#DTIMEFORMAT#==24?#WRHZ#:$:$#DISDAYTIME#==true?#WSmZ#:#WRmZ#$
This is for deliberately not having a leading zero on 12h format, which I think is fair.
I’m doing the whole time though, not just the hour. Just thought it might spark ideas.
Edit… No, I am doing both. Has been working solidly for months on end on my wrist.
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TYPICAL! Not only do I get an answer - I get multiple answers! All of which are right.
Typical of this community - it’s the best out there!
Thanks guys
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That shows how many expierience is hidden in this forum
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It’s not what’s right. It’s what is right for you. Take, learn, modify, teach us a new way.
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I found that in my Career . Ask three makers how to make something you will get three different answers . All work well and you do it the way you first thought any way . 
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