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how to put gifs

‎11-19-2019 16:35

‎11-19-2019 16:35

i want to put a gif loop for a watchface can someone send some code to help me with this?

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‎11-19-2019 16:56

‎11-19-2019 16:56

GIFs aren't supported.

 

The closest thing is probably sprite animation.

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software
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‎02-18-2021 15:12

In response to Gondwana

‎02-18-2021 15:12

@Gondwana I copy the code in sprite animation (adapting it for my program) but my console shows this error:

Error 22 Could not find symbol '#sprite-image' in frames 

Why? What did I do wrong?

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‎06-05-2022 03:13

‎06-05-2022 03:13

Depends what watch


Use https://gallery.fitbit.com/details/a9accf6a-4269-4c97-ba95-0e614ebdbea2

or https://gallery.fitbit.com/details/6fcf903d-c0c4-47b8-bf63-899f360d86d9

 

Or for the tech-savy: https://github.com/ygalanter/fitbit-animate

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‎06-05-2022 03:14

In response to Toast_Riot

‎06-05-2022 03:14

Ahh wait code

i see lol

yup use the third

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