I don’t get it! I don’t see what i’m doing wrong!! The only thing I can think of now is the custom font.
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I see you have the day in the week with a leading zero this will fail (possibly) WFF
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Check the date for a warning. If ok there, try a black face with just the time in the same font.
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I used the #Dd# without the leading zero and then used the $#Dd#<10?0#Dd#:#Dd#$ conditional which others have used successfully to show a leading zero.
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try a black face with just the time in the same font.
thats a very good idea!
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As this is a work in progress, things are always changing. See of #Dd# goes through.
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So the face with just the font and dark background went through and published successfully! time for trial and error!
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That happens a lot around here lately. 
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FGS!! it was the leading zero on the date!! Why can’t this be sorted??? Others have used the conditional to make it work. I just don’t get the inconsistency.
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It will get sorted eventually. What works one day may not work another as variables are changing in order to accommodate all WearOS 6 hardware. I had that problem with my watch. Design worked on my Watch 8, but not on others during Facer internal testing.
Remember: This is a BETA.
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Could also be the font.
There are issues with special fonts… so I’ve heard…
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Definitely. Previously it would just not display on an incompatible font (such a shame because many are the nicest (or just right for the face) but some font’s just don’t work well.
Here though I guess it is a tag/function issue. A lot of work to be done in the back but nothing compared to the effort made already so, cheers Facer.
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Try using an alternative AOD Hours formula if you are still having issues with WFF publishing. I use the following and have not had issues publishing to WFF format.
$#DH#<10?0#Db#:#Db#$
I suspect that #Db# returns a number as string value, where as #DH# returns an number as integer value, so #Db# cannot be used in integer equations.
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Another thing you can try is to simplfy the background into a single image. I.e, you’re current version of watch is the Template version (where you set the background colours). Hide all of the text elements.
Select a square watch face such as the ASUS ZenWatch (click the watch icon to change). Then click the camera icon to take a screenshot. And use that screen shot as a background. Create a copy of the watch so you can delete the shape elements and replace with your single image.
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The font was the first thing I tried! It checked out ok.
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Out of curiosity.
Did you create the watch face from scratch or did you base if off a copy?
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Built from scratch. Why?
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Because, even if you delete all elements from a copy, there are “left overs” still in the watch face, such as fonts. Using the inspection function in the browser, I found a few other things as well, such as icons, and pictures.
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Well that explains a few things…
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Yeah, even worse, today I duplicated a WFF-compliant face and it wasn’t accepted at all. I suspect the copy function isn’t working correctly.
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