In the UI, everything looks fine. On the facer app on my phone, the arc connecting the hands is there, but the wrong thickness. On my watch, the arc is missing.
Here are the expressions for inner and outer radius
inner: (50sin(rad(abs(#DWFMS#-#DWFKS#))/2)-10)
outer: (50sin(rad(abs(#DWFMS#-#DWFKS#))/2)+10)
I see no operator between 50 and sin. I know you Advanced Maths guys know what that means but me and Facer we are Diffrent.
When you post code here in the Community it is best to use format protection . So select your Formula and then click </> in the bar above where you type. I am on my Mobile so can not show you an example.
@rasmusbak.jepsen The Facer Community pages have been known for a long time to have issues with the * and tends to delete it quite often. You can do like @russellcresser said or use the lower case ` to the left of the number 1 key on a computer keyboard at the front and back of an expression to force the community page to show it correctly like this from your above example.
That is a very nice watch! Might have to get one of those.
I still haven’t a clue what is wrong with the arc, my ticwatch just doesn’t show the arc at all. Will have to start the old trial and error method soon.
The only way it will work on your TickWatch is if you Roll Back the Software . Pleas don’t do that . That watch is the old Tizen . You need to show all this to Little Labs . I have a thing with them at the moment . I don’t want o Launch another . They will think I am a Moaner .
@rasmusbak.jepsen you are not going to get it going on WOS. It is a Bug in thier system. Please do not wasye your energy. There are second hand Actives about. You have a job with that on WFS from what I have seen you would have to use 2 Arcs. I will have to go now and prove myself wrong :::)))
In the Time I have been looking at this the behaviour of the UI has changed . May be I have cleared the Cache a couple of times . It feels like they are working on it but it will be a while before it is sorted on GW4/5
Many probs with it, it fills the entire screen, so needs to be on the bottom layer, you can’t have several of them, unless max radius doesn’t interfere with the others.
Simple enough, I can have circles with dynamic radii, so two circles representing outer and inner radii, and an arc with fixed outer radius and inner radius of 0.
Those Magical Minimal Faces are Cool in Black and White. Jolly well done. That goes in the Bits Box. I have one for unpublished stuff on my Laptop. I am going to have to make a new one for your work. Thanks for sharing.
