05-17-2021 15:31
05-17-2021 15:31
Hello, I would like to try to change the numbers of the time with images that represent the numbers created by me how can I do it? Is there a function that does this?
Thanks
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Best Answer05-25-2021 06:06
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05-25-2021 06:06
There's an example here https://github.com/Fitbit/sdk-lcd-clock
Best Answer05-17-2021 16:17
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05-17-2021 16:17
Change the .href of <image> elements.
05-25-2021 06:06
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05-25-2021 06:06
There's an example here https://github.com/Fitbit/sdk-lcd-clock
Best Answer06-15-2022 13:39
06-15-2022 13:39
Would you possible know of an example of a clock face app using images for numbers that is aimed at Versa 3 and Sense models, and using latest SDK?
Best Answer06-17-2022 05:14
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06-17-2022 05:14
Hi @FredrikPahlman - the previous post [to yours] in this topic gives the example.
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06-17-2022 12:01 - edited 06-17-2022 12:02
06-17-2022 12:01 - edited 06-17-2022 12:02
But since the example is from 2018, I thought there would have to be changes done to make it work with new devices like the Sense and SDK 6? Sorry, very much a beginner at trying to build anything with code. I noticed that the resource file index.gui should be index.view instead, but I guess I need to change more than the file type.
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06-17-2022
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@FredrikPahlman- the basic principle is the same, regardless of watch type.
However, as you noticed, the SDK 4 has a different file name convention to SDK 6, because the watches have a different geometry and different additional features.
See https://dev.fitbit.com/build/guides/migration/
SDK 5 and 6 are similar for the migration purposes which is about all you need apply to the sample.
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06-17-2022 12:47
06-17-2022 12:47
Wonderful! Thank you for the resource on migration to SDK6, now I´ll try to apply it 🙂
06-17-2022 14:18
06-17-2022 14:18
That did the trick, thank you!First running selfmade clockface with own typeface!
06-17-2022
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@FredrikPahlman - nice.
For some reason it reminds me of Riso Assist
Which if you tap on a quadrant will beep out the number for people with sight issues.
You could add that functionality to yours.
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