BTW . Here is the conversion to WFS Code . Universal formulas must be a good Idea .
((([HR]-80)*1.5)<=-60?-60:(([HR]-80)*1.5)<=0?(([HR]-80)*1.5):(([HR]-80)*1.5)<=30?(([HR]-80)*1.5):(([HR]-80)*1.5)>=60?60:(([HR]-80)*1.5))
What is “WFS”?
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So sorry. WFS = Watch Face Studio. ( Samsung WOS3 Platform ).
I have WFS and I would like to use it but I never could get it to connect to my watch to test faces. 
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You have to connect to your watch from WFS via WiFi only. I will not do WFS Business here but I you want to have a Go I could PM you.
It’s ok. I already tried that and it just didn’t connect.
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Did you get down to the Developer settings on your watch and check the IP address of your watch.
Of course, there were really good instructions.
Another issue is if I start using WFS I will be really tempted to sell my watch faces and then I would have to deal with customer support and I wouldn’t have a Facer support team to deal with it. That would very quickly kill all fun of it. I have done it before as a second job.
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Yeah. For the Fun if it all then. 
Wow, ask him to use the #MOONAGEPERCENT# tag
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Yeah . It is not working for me . Interestingly I have done a lot of work round this so I don’t need it . I was just thinking of a test .
$#VAR_ROTATION#=360*(#MOONAGEPERCENT#/100)$
$#VAR_ROTATION#>180?180:(#VAR_ROTATION#<0?0:#VAR_ROTATION#)$
BTW @juni00 . Which Watch are you using at the moment .
Here is a pretty cool tourbillon cage formula:
Originally I had a sequence but now I use this I got from AI:
((#CMP#<=50)?(#CMP#*1.8-90):(180-#CMP#*1.8-90)+(180*sin((#DWFSS#*6.28318531/6))))
As you can see it uses the compass rotation so you won’t really get the full effect in a preview.
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Of course then we came up with this formula while working on a balance wheel for another project:
((((#DWFSS#*5)%720<360)?(#DWFSS#*5)-102:102-(#DWFSS#*5))+(180*sin((#DWFSS#*6.28318531/5))*(1-((#DWFSS#*5)%720/720))))
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I know why it isn’t working for you, Russell. I had to delete my Facer chat with Ai since it was getting so long it slowed down my iPad to a crawl. Anyway, I started a new chat and AI basically didn’t know anything about Facer.
So you have to teach him in a chat and it develops further the more you work on it.
I am talking to a baby AI now, have to teach and fine-tune him from the start.
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I wonder how you are Teaching the Baby AI. Also I wonder why you would use the Compass reading in the rotation of a tourbillon. I know some have used it in the opacity to flicker Highights. You could look at the Accelerometer or Gyro for that. However the AI will never be able to tell you that the Accelerometer in Facer works better than the Gyro. Because there is some confusion about what they do.
We tried the accelerometer many times and it works in theory but on my watch this tag suddenly causes the whole watch face to freeze.
I teach AI by asking questions and showing links to documentations and the longer the chat, the smarter he gets about it.
Sort of like “What is a formula for xxxxxx?” and then AI suggests something and I test it. If it doesn’t work I say what is wrong and AI generates a new formula. We do this until we get it right. And every time AI gets a bit smarter.
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Some Elements of Facer code are very fussy about Syntax. I get hangups when I play with Random. I have found that it is best to use the minimum of these Esoteric bits of Code. Can you show some Facer Formulas that know work well. I am wonderong if you can Introduce it to the new Tags. Like (toFixed(x, 2)) which is designed to save us humans a bit of messing about but might just cause AI a Brain Fart.
What are the new tags? And what do they do? Is there a list somewhere?
(I’ll show some really “funky” formulas once I’m done with my latest project)
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