Bug when using theme on a progress bar

[FullCrazy]

When I try to apply the theme color on any progress bar, the preview on the Watch Face Studio app shows the right color, however when I install it on my watch the color becomes darker (both text and progress bar have the same theme applied)

(screenshot feom Watch Face Studio)

(screenshot from watch)

[r.liechty_SDR]

I haven’t seen any “Me Too” so I"m not sure if this is just your one theme or there is something else.
If you see this in more than one theme please create a support request. I don’t have a Watch4 to test on.

Ron
Samsung Developer Relations

[VizFX]

Could it be the brightness setting on the watch is too dark? Perhaps include other items that are not part of the theme to compare as well to rule out it is related to the theme.

[r.liechty_SDR]

@FullCrazy

when I install it on my watch the color becomes darker (both text and progress bar have the same theme applied)

See this similar Thread

Colors displayed differently on the watch, than they are in WFS

Not sure if this has been reported, but when you set multiple theme color palettes to, let’s say, a watch hand that has multiple hand styles, then some colors become darker on the watch than they are in WFS (and it happens to all the hand styles). If you remove the extra hand styles from that watch hand, then the colors are displayed adequately, they are on the watch exactly like in WFS. This happens to any element that has extra styles, not only watch hands. Weirdly enough, it doesn’t happen w…

Ron

[MPC]

Edit:

Actually, this progress bar issue is indeed related to the one that I posted.

Here’s everything I have on this issue:

• it happens with elements that have multiple styles (watch hands, indexes, images…), and if you remove the extra styles, the colors appear normally on the watch
• it happens with progress bars
• it happens only when theme colors are applied (if it only has one default color, then it appears correctly on the watch)
• it doesn’t really make the colors darker, it’s making them visibly more saturated; that’s why this issue doesn’t occur with blue, green, red, cyan, pink, yellow, white and, of course, black (basically colors that have either of the red/green/blue set at 255 or at 0)