Split calories tag to make it curve

[sepandar]

Hi dear Friend … unfortunately Facer does not have this tag

[BIELITZ]

Hi welcome back …Facer as far as I know doesn’t have a tag for this, but, others in the forum use expressions (have a search) . To achieve what you want you could have multiple copies of the result on different layers and mask the digits. I played with this once - it’s a lot of messing about but it’s better than nothing!

[masterboyhr]

The best you can do is curved text and then “normal” tag text above/bellow it.

[ramzy.ar92]

Like these tags for steps This One Took A While To Make The Curved Text. there is no tags for calories?

[ramzy.ar92]

sure thanks to @mrantisocialguy for these tags

[masterboyhr]

There is no tags for calories.

I’m using formulas:

walk minutes: (round(#ZSC#/95))

walk calories: (round(#ZSC#/17))

calories total: (round((((#DH#*60)+#DUm#)*1.23)+(#ZSC#/17)))

[icrltd4]

Better calories burned formula, please use

To all designers: most designers are using Tomaja’s formula for burned calories: (round(#ZSC#/20)) This formula is based on step count, I call it “walked calories”. Please use this formula, it’s much better, you can compare it to Google Fit results and you’ll see it will match + - 5%. Google fit has data about user (weight, age that we do not have). Burned calories formula: (round((((#DH#*60)+#DUm#)*1.23)+(#ZSC#/20))) It’s a combination of calories burned by living + Tomaja’s formula for…

[ramzy.ar92]

My point is that i want to separate calories like if it was 120 i want the 1, 2 , 0 all alone so i can put them in vertical way like this
1
2
0

[BIELITZ]

Calculate calories as above.
Using your example (120)
Try -
Mask the 2 & 0 leaving the 1 unmasked
Mask the 1 & 0 leaving the 2 unmasked
Mask the 1& 2 leaving the 0 unmasked

[ramzy.ar92]

oh what an idea.
Thanks a lot

[tom.vannes]

You can also do the math by using the formulas below.
(replace 12345 with your value…)

Example 12345 calories, then
1 use (floor(12345/10000))
2 use ((floor(2345/1000))%10)
3 use ((floor(12345/100))%10)
4 use ((floor(12345/10))%10)
5 use (12345%10)

[BIELITZ]

Much better! Perhaps it’s a ‘proper’ way to do it
I’m beginning to see the usefulness of % (Modulo)!

[ramzy.ar92]

I Think the closest tag i used thanks

[masterboyhr]

@tom.vannes

Example 12345 calories, then
1 use (floor(12345/10000))
2 use ((floor(2345/1000))%10)
3 use ((floor(12345/100))%10)
4 use ((floor(12345/10))%10)
5 use (12345%10)

Elegant solution. Bravo!

No need for 12345, 1234 is enough, there is no way to burn 5 digits calories.
It would be great if possible, I would be thin.

[ramzy.ar92]

I used this tag but when steps are 0 the calories burned are 838 ???

[petruuccios]

As @masterboyhr wrote in his post with the formula, it consist of two values. One is the calories burned while walking + calories burned due being alive. So depending on what time of day it is, the combined value grows even if the watch was laying on the table all the time.

[masterboyhr]

@masterboyhr

walk calories: (round(#ZSC#/17))

calories total: (round((((#DH#*60)+#DUm#)*1.23)+(#ZSC#/17)))

If you use formula for walk calories it will be directly correlated to steps.
Steps = 0 Calories = 0
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If you use formula for total calories, calories will be added depending on the time + calories burned by walking.

example: you were sleeping until 7 AM.
Your steps count is 0
but
your body burned about 600 calories during the sleep to keep you alive.
So, steps will be 0 but calories will be 600.

[ramzy.ar92]

Thanks, understand

[masterboyhr]

Unfortunately we don’t have access to sport data so we cannot count calories burned by any other sport.

Google is developing the Health Connect app for some time now and I guess it will be the solution for the future.
The idea is that all devices and apps send data to Health Connect and then Facer or any other app can read and show that data.

[ramzy.ar92]

Thanks for the info