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Simulator Activity and Goals numbers

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‎04-01-2018 09:43

‎04-01-2018 09:43

I've been working on a watch face for the Versa (can't get it formatting right to be both Ionic and Versa compatible right now) but since I don't have a Versa yet I have been using the simulator heavily. When making calls to user-activity for 'today' and 'goals' the figures it's throwing up seem nonsensical at times. Currently it's throwing out a steps count of 36,000+ steps of a 10,000 step goal, and 8,071 burned calories of a 360 calorie goal. Are these just generic placeholder numbers that will just be replaced wth the actual figures once running on an actual watch? The calorie goal one specifically seems very low (using goals.calories to obtain).

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‎04-01-2018 11:46

‎04-01-2018 11:46

Yes, these are just numbers running in the simulator. The watch will display your actual stats. Hopefully going forward they will allow us to manipulate the figures in the simulator, plus allow us to change between 12/24 hr and US/Metric systems.

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‎04-01-2018 11:46

‎04-01-2018 11:46

Yes, these are just numbers running in the simulator. The watch will display your actual stats. Hopefully going forward they will allow us to manipulate the figures in the simulator, plus allow us to change between 12/24 hr and US/Metric systems.

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‎04-01-2018 11:47

In response to TKCMuzzer

‎04-01-2018 11:47

I suspected as much. A slightly more realistic calorie goal than 360 would be helpful though 🙂

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