Hello,
we were told there will be tutorial videos similar to those for GWD, but I could not find many earlier. Maybe it was improved meanwhile. Check this page:
The original guide is not very detailed. Back in times I used to play with WFS, I made short video, but it is more focused on the specific loop feature of the timeline. Maybe it will help you a bit before someone points you to right direction.
hello Peter , I tried something like this but it didn’t work, I have 60 png that I have to hide/show every min, maybe I skipped something, I will try again, thanks for the reply.
When I see your example image, I cant find either minutes or seconds. But if you only want those 7 visible numbers to simulate a column sliding up, it can be done with just 7 text fields with expressions.
@bruca_petre
This was not a bug, I just wasn’t doing it correctly.
How to loop on timeline NOTE: only 40 seconds or minutes show on the timeline. You can click on the timeline press shift and scroll mouse button to move the timeline forward or back.
[1.3.13][21/04/202319:42:04][IpcMainImpl.(rodListener.js:58)] run on device start
[1.3.13][21/04/202319:42:04][C:\Program(BuildShared.js:394)] C:\Users\bruca\AppData\Local\Temp.WatchFaceStudio\88545076059872198726176155156534\res\drawable-nodpi\wfs_gold_89ca14c6_2fa2_45e8_8b83_909d6a48792c.png does not exist.
[1.3.13][21/04/202319:42:04][C:\Program(BuildShared.js:394)] C:\Users\bruca\AppData\Local\Temp.WatchFaceStudio\88545076059872198726176155156534\res\drawable-nodpi\wfs_num_24747ec9_b557_43e7_ab0f_7d257c94d451.png does not exist.
[1.3.13][21/04/202319:42:04][C:\Program(BuildShared.js:394)] C:\Users\bruca\AppData\Local\Temp.WatchFaceStudio\88545076059872198726176155156534\res\drawable-nodpi\wfs_batticon_571758a8_fb6d_4439_b3bc_4dda72c61430.png does not exist.
[1.3.13][21/04/202319:42:04][C:\Program(rodListener.js:90)] shared build not complete
[1.3.13][21/04/202319:42:04][C:\Program(rodListener.js:98)] undefined
To make it work, I put 3 transparent images with the name from the given error, but it is not true, there is no need for those images, it is a software error.
I understand the issue I think you could back up the project file, then rename the .wfs file as a zip file and find where it is referenced and delete it there.