I want to test different times and dates in the Fitbit OS Simulator to make sure they fit on the face properly of my watch face that I've designed.
I can't seem to find a way to manually change those.
Is it possible?
And if so, how do I do it?
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I simply put some debugging code in to set the values that I wanted to test. After the call to get the current information I checked a debug flag and if set, overwrote the values.
This also makes it easy to generate specific screen shots for submission.
I simply put some debugging code in to set the values that I wanted to test. After the call to get the current information I checked a debug flag and if set, overwrote the values.
This also makes it easy to generate specific screen shots for submission.
You can change the time on whatever the simulator is downloaded on (like a pc), and that should do it, because, I believe, that the sim looks for the time on whatever it's installed.
@Eddy555 wrote:I want to test different times and dates in the Fitbit OS Simulator to make sure they fit on the face properly of my watch face that I've designed.
I can't seem to find a way to manually change those.
Is it possible?
And if so, how do I do it?
Hello @Eddy555,
The watchfaces I've been working on are very multi-lingual and have sold all over the place. When I move the GPS location around the world, the math based on local time gets hinky, so I have very much the same problem you're reporting, and it kind of threw me at first.
Let me pile on then, cause I do both what @Drifty26 suggests (setting a specific time) for testing specific moments in time (like the summer solstice), and also @MattMack's solution (changing the PC time zone). Before I publish a new revision, I do want to make sure it will work as well in Tokyo as it does in Chicago.
Which I do depends on what I'm doing.
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