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Always-on (AOD) example?

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In building my first AOD clock face, it would be great to have an example to work/learn from.

Can any of you point me to a AOD source? Thanks in advance!

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Probably the closest thing would be the code snippets in the announcement blog post.

There may not be much more, because AOD submissions aren't yet open to everyone, and AOD products can't be installed on watches prior to submission and approval. But you can develop and test on simulator.

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software

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Probably the closest thing would be the code snippets in the announcement blog post.

There may not be much more, because AOD submissions aren't yet open to everyone, and AOD products can't be installed on watches prior to submission and approval. But you can develop and test on simulator.

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software
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I try to implement an aod clockface to collect some experience with the simulator. But even with the simulator I'm not allowed to run such clockfaces - I thought I read a comment which said that in the simulator everybody is able to test aod clockfaces? But obviously it's not the case...

 

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Capitano

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I don't know if you can do this (easily) in Studio, but you need to request access_aod in package.json.

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software
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Thanks, once again!

 

Yes I can add this permission manually by renaming the package.json file

 

Best regards

Capitano

 

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