I was able to duplicate it one time !! But when it happened it clicking on the WFS icon in the task bar had it there and I could pop it up again. After that I could never duplicate it. I’ll try again next time I restart Windows.
Anyway when it hides see if it is showing in the Task bar. when it “disappears”
It does show in the taskbar and after multiples tries i manage to have it on top but after i close it i have to go through this whole process again. I suspect the problem is with windows and not with WFS.
Thanks for trying to help, i guess i got unlucky with this.
Example:([ISAOD]?-100:0)- set opacity of elements to show/hide or move them to different positions (for example the second hand you don’t want to hide, but at 0 it slightly blocks an element)
It would save so much resources if we could just set conditions for AOD on or off. So many assets wouldn’t need to be duplicated just because of the AOD state.
I believe opacity set to 0 is not equal to “hidden / not used” element. Element with opacity 0 set via tag expression consumes more resources than two same elements (one turned on in AOD, one in Active state).
Complications are not refreshed 99% of the time in AOD mode because of battery saving features of Wear OS. Keeping complications in AOD is only a visual preference. They are not really useful there.
The type of multimedia supported are
Import already animated images such as AGIF, Lottie, or WebP files.
make that a ring and rotate it to sync with a second.
Is that possible for you?
Auto naming imported component based on imported file name. Ex, a PNG file named hr_hand.png imports into WFS. The component will be named “hr_hand”, instead of a generic name “Image”.
I don’t know there is only the one simple multimedia file example and the 1.2.5 release notes is where I got the AGIF, Lottie, or WebP files
I think the AGIF is an Adobe one but I don’t know.