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If you put the image on your face and use the formula
X=
(((sin((-(#DWFSS#+180)/180)*pi))*130)+160)
Y=
(((cos((-(#DWFSS#+180)/180)*pi))*130)+160)
where you adjust the size of the image in the Facer creator and change the number 130 in the formulas to get the distance you need from the center
I learned this trick on this forum
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I changed it a bit, now I need to know how I am going to get the arrows to turn to the day battery and steps…
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Love it thank you !
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Zover ben ik op moment…
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Based on where Sunday is on your dial (at a right angle from the top) your rotation for the weekday pointer would be (90+#DOW#*51.48571428571428571428571428571)
51.428571428571428571428571428571 is 360/7 because a full circle has 360 degrees in it and there are 7 days in the week where #DOW# = 0 on Sunday.
I can’t advise on the other dials because I can’t tell the starting and ending points just by looking at the image. If you would open your face to inspection, perhaps I or others on this forum could chime in with the formula and an explanation
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How? like I wrote to you earlier, it seem you used the same marks for battery as earlier, so do this:
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copy the formula from my earlier answer in this thread
(select it, right click and pick copy or press ctrl+c)
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switch to creator page and make your battery hand element active in the list on left side
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paste the formula in the rotation field of the battery hand element’s properties on the right side (right click and pick paste or press ctrl+v)
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do the same for your day hand and steps hand, just in the formula for steps replace the word “goalnumber” with number of steps at which you want the hand to point to the right end of the scale.
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Rather than a 32 bit decimal I would just put in the formula what you typed 360/7 . It also makes the formula descriptive and may help the learning process .
(90+#DOW#*(360/7})
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Can’t find the days? Step counter and battery no problem. But I don’t think so or especially I don’t see it at the moment with entering formulas with which everything works…
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And you guys are really great and I think I really enjoy that especially spontaneous help! Thanks again and sorry if I’m annoying or a disturbing factor 
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As you can see by the help you are getting you are neither annoying or a disturbing factor. Enthusiasts are always welcome - all you need to do is show that you are prepared to try to solve problems yourself and then if you get stuck ask for help here - you will for sure get it. Incidentally most questions have been asked and answered here in this wonderful community - all you need to do is search. Have fun and rest assured you are welcome!
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Good idea. So simple. Why didn’t I think of that?!? 
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Look again in reply 58
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Sorry, I completely lost it for a moment. I get everything mixed up, and what looks so simple and examples even then I don’t see how to work with it. And that bothers me. And I love the help, but I’m really stuck with it… And I think the steps and battery are correct. But not the day. Probably something very stupid and simple, but of course you have to know and find it…sigh!
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I did not think of it . I am trying to learn from Peter @petruuccios . He often uses a Descriptive Maths Method . Converting the variable to its fraction 0 to 1 then applying the descriptive method for the rest . Often the result could be achieved by Multiplung that by one number . But only he would know how that Factor was arrived at . Sometimes the descriptive method is too cumbersome . In that case we fiddle with the numbers till we understand what they do .
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Deal with one thing at a time . Get a good handle and notes on that and move forward . Post a link to your Draft so we can look at it and invite is to look at one specific part of the face . One step at a time . It is not confusing . just feels like that . Get a Folder togeter with formuas in that have notes to your level of understanding .
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360 in a circle. How many bits do you need.
It wasn’t until I started playing darts at Uni did I realise how easy maths was if you break it down to wee easy bits. 3*17=hard, 3*20-9=easy. Pretty much the same here if the help shows you what each number does.
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Ok hier zijn we weer met goeie moed en proberen verder te gaan " stap voor stap". Op mijn horloge heb ik nu een batterij percentage staan van 88%
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Vandaag 11,5 km gewandeld komt overeen met 13422 stappen ongeveer…
De dagen heb ik , en vind ik nog steeds niet terug of waar ik ze vinden moet
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Not gonna read. just reply. Looking fantabululoso.
Love the fat hands, and… all of it.