I want to change opacity of complications based on whether the display is in normal or AOD mode. Is this possible?
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This came up last week the solution is I can’t find the thread but as I recall the simple solution was to put a white image at 40% over the complication and only show it in AOD moce.
If I find it I’ll post the link to the thread here. There were other methods of doing it.
Ron
Samsung Developer Relations
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@dobleuxyz . Put a shape over the complication you want to dim . I my case it was the whole display . Set the Opacity low and switch it on when AOD is Active .
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Thank you very much guys. I was aware of the shape overlay solution but it feels like a workaround that I feel is just not be a very good fit for every scenario, hope they improve this one if possible at all.
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The only other option is to duplicate the layers you want dimmer and have either / or .
In the Tizen OS the AOD was a secondary watch face so it was easy to do what you want. Because customizations and complications If you have a second watch face in Wear OS it would be a very bad user experience to have two different watch faces or complications.
Ron
Samsung Developer Relations
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