Ohhh… This probably calls for a separate [BUG] report thread (to maximize eyeballs).
What model of watch are you seeing the Weather Icons disappear on?
And what model of phone are you Bluetooth pairing with?
U might find it funny but I own an iPhone and an Apple watch, therefore I can never test my design on a real watch.
I’ve noticed that I’m apparently not the only one having trouble with clouds : https://www.facer.io/watchface/MbU4ZUG1DT The preview shows a cloud but when u ‘play’ the design, you only see the temp in that spot.
The Watch case I chose to present my design on Facer was a Huawei Watch 2… if that helps.
Thanks so much, @elv3n12!
I just synced a few of my own watch faces to check on their default Weather Icons. I’m happy to report that they are working as intended on my actual Huawei Watch 2176, as well as in Facer Android preview-and-plays.
But you’re absolutely right that the default Weather Icons have gone missing in web previews.
This bug is relatively recent and confined to web previews. See below. @Facer_Official @Gavin
Thanks for letting us know about the weather icons, we’ll get this to the dev team right away.
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$#WCCI#=02?100:0$, this works great for current weather, but shouldn’t it be, $#WFACI#=02?100:0$, for forecast (day 1)?
I have plugged in the first and it works great to show the current condition, but I can’t seem to get forecast icons to show up.
The forecast icon’s don’t show up because for some reason facer only put the icons into the current conditions. Future conditions will display as a number & you have to manually add an icon for each possible condition in it’s own layer & use a conditional to set the transparency to show just the condition that matches.
The thing is I can’t figure out why they didn’t set up the future conditions in the same way they set up the current conditions. I get that some people may want to put in custom icons for night time etc. But that functionality appears to be there in the current conditions as well. You can as far as I can tell replace their icons quite simply by uploading a new icon in it’s place.
Setting up night forecast would be as simple as opening 2 weather conditions elements & replacing the daytime icons with nighttime icons in one of them. Even if you wanted to use your own daytime icons it would still be all in 2 layers & compleetly customized. So 2 layers per day of forecast, as opposed to 9 layers for the night options & 9 more layers for the day options. God forbid you want to put more than one days forecast in.
I got a code 16. Any ideas on what condition that could be?
There can’t be such a code, all the codes are specified in the API OpenWeather Weather Conditions - OpenWeatherMap
Hi
I understand this well, if I want to use this set of icons, see the attachment, so I have to insert each image separately as an image and then I have to create a TAG with the appropriate code for each image?
I’m a lama and a beginner, and I don’t speak English, so I go all through google translator and it’s inaccurate.
Would someone experienced be so willing and be able to make a table for an icon set with codes, where it would be enough to just copy the code? Possible?
Thank you for answer.
ekky.mi
Add Element
Select Weather Icons
In the weather icons’ Image Properties, delete the stock image by clicking the ‘X’ in the upper right (see attached)
Click the ‘+’ and upload your own icon. Do this for each weather condition
This will allow custom icons without the use of code. This only works for today’s weather; if you want a forecast image you can come back here and ask for help with code
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Hi.
Thanks for the reply.
This basis is clear to me, I understand.
I’m interested in the option when I want to use icons for day and night and more icons. There are basically only 8 icons that I can preset without entering the code. But if I want to use more of them, is it the way I asked?
I see, you will need to use this chart Lucky Andrei posted above:
Weather Conditions - OpenWeatherMap
Where 1 is “clear sky”, 2 is “few clouds”, etc. For each weather icon you will use opacity like this:
$#WCCI#=1&&#DISDAYTIME#=true?100:0$
This means “when weather is clear sky AND it’s daytime, display the image”. For nighttime clear sky, you will use this:
$#WCCI#=1&&#DISDAYTIME#=false?100:0$
You have two images (day and night) for each weather condition, so you will need 18 layers.
For “few clouds” daytime:
$#WCCI#=2&&#DISDAYTIME#=true?100:0$
“Few clouds” nighttime:
$#WCCI#=2&&#DISDAYTIME#=false?100:0$
Go down the list and change the number to 3, 4, 9 etc. for each weather condition.
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Great.
I’m starting to understand it a bit, at least I think so … :smajlík:
Another question, the name of the image that will form the layer, does it matter what it will be called?
Thank you very much.
It doesn’t matter, but I suggest giving it a descriptive name so you do not get confused. clearsky_day.png, clearsky_night.png, rain_day, rain_night etc.
OK thank you all for the advice.
Also what does “lama” mean in Czech
Same as in English. It’s the name of the animal.
In our country it is used as a donkey or calf. 
The easiest way is to use two weather icon elements, one for day and one for night. Do like before replacing the stock icons with your own. Then in the second one do the same only using your night icons. Then set them to take turns one in the day and the other by night by moving the unwanted one off screen. These are the basic examples to move them from the center to off screen.
Daytime: $#DISDAYTIME#==true?160:999$
Night time: $#DISDAYTIME#==false?160:999$
During the day the night icons will be at position 999 and it will work in either the X position box or the Y position box. The reverse is also true for the day icons at night. You can see how it’s done in the face link below. Just go to the link (click MAG 1189) and click the rocket ship on the left of the watch face and look for the elements I have labeled WX Icons Day and WX Icons Night. You will be able to see exactly how it’s done.
I hope this helps!
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@ekky.mi if it’s not too late you should do what mrantisocialguy suggested. His way is better than mine.
It’s not too late. Now I’m finishing a simple and clean analog dial, see the picture, so before I embark on this more complex project, I have a moment.
Yes, this option also seems easier to me, thank you both for your advice.
