Animation as watch hand?

Thank you very much. It worked after many trials and errors. I will show the watch face when I finish it. Thank you again…

You’re welcome @muradium, I’m happy it worked.

Answering one of your questions before your edited reply, the reason it doesn’t show the rest of the xml is because it contains <> but to fix that all you have to do is add ` at the beginning and at the end of the paragraph so it will treat what you pasted as preformatted text

by the way, from your picture and even though you got it working I’m posting some of it so others who don’t know can get an idea where the angle="expr_[s]*6" gets added

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="no"?> <watchface device_name="Gear S3, Gear Sport, Galaxy Watch, Galaxy Watch Active" height="360" name="complication.xml" schema_version="1.5" screen_type="1" version="2.0.0" width="360"> <root height="360" type="current" width="360" x="0" y="0"> <animation height="360" id="Animation " repeat="-1" width="360" x="0" y="0">

it should look like this

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="no"?> <watchface device_name="Gear S3, Gear Sport, Galaxy Watch, Galaxy Watch Active" height="360" name="complication.xml" schema_version="1.5" screen_type="1" version="2.0.0" width="360"> <root height="360" type="current" width="360" x="0" y="0"> <animation height="360" id="Animation " repeat="-1" width="360" x="0" y="0" angle="expr_[s]*6">

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I started this project 5 years ago. I only figured out one way to make animated hands by showing and hiding in the timeline but it needed 60 animations for seconds, 60 animations for minutes and 12 animations for hours. Thanks to you, I made the watch face easily in GWD and imported it to WFS.
Thank You very very much! @Random_Guy