12-29-2018 09:04
12-29-2018 09:04
I'm building a Solitaire app for my Fitbit Ionic, and I've uploaded 52 png images to represent each of the cards. Below is the actual png file:
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However, when I compile the app and run it in Fitbit OS Simulator (Ionic watch), it shows up as transparent, with 'black' being mapped to transparent and 'white' being mapped to black:

Below is how it appears in Fitbit Studio:

Do I need to convert the png files to something else? They've been converted through imagemagick from a larger card, so if I can just add an argument that would be the best solution.
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01-03-2019 05:17
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01-03-2019 05:17
Greyscale images have a special behaviour defined that lets you use them as masks. You can set the fill colour via the fill property. In this instance, you probably want to use a colour PNG to avoid this behaviour.
Best Answer01-03-2019 05:17
Fitbit Developers oversee the SDK and API forums. We're here to answer questions about Fitbit developer tools, assist with projects, and make sure your voice is heard by the development team.
01-03-2019 05:17
Greyscale images have a special behaviour defined that lets you use them as masks. You can set the fill colour via the fill property. In this instance, you probably want to use a colour PNG to avoid this behaviour.
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