[Other SmartWatches] p4li12:
Hello, search my name on vxpface, its starboy. I have done some of the motorola watch faces. One thing for sure, we can not make a watch face, that shows analog and digital clock in the same time, and we can not make faces, which show battery, date etc. so the screenshots you posted are unreal to make in vxp format.. If you want digital clock face, there wont be anything else animated (yes, we can make a animated background, but it does not solve the problem)..

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Hey guys, made another digital clock watch face.. I am making a tutorial on how to compile this whole thing together. Some users wanted me to do it, so i have some free time right now.

Circuit

[IMG="Circuit"]https://i.imgsafe.org/e1f5697964.png[/IMG]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0kWM5xDM9m9bVdVY09FRHgwTDQ/view?usp=sharing

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Digital clock watch face tutorial

So as i promised, i made a quick tutorial on how to make a digital clock watch face. ZCJ made a great deal of work on explaining on how to make a VXP watch face step by step, so i will not go trough the whole process and some of the steps i will just write down. You have to make a new project, edit the settings, you have to make the res.lst file with routes to the pictures and so on. I will explain just the part where we edit the configtbl.bin file for digital clock watch face.

Now we have to start with a background. I used my latest digital watch

[IMG="STEPone"]https://i.imgsafe.org/e2665959bf.jpg[/IMG]

When you want to calculate the position of the numbers, always calculate the left top corner of the image with the number. In this case i have numbers made from dost, and all the numbers pictures have the same width. I added the left top dot in the picture, so the left top corner of the dot will be the X and Y axis, which we will calculate. I use photoshop to quickly calculate, but this is not tutorial about howe to calculate pixels.

[IMG="STEPtwo"]https://i.imgsafe.org/e26660ed75.jpg[/IMG]

When we calculate the pixels, we come to the X and Y values. We have to calculate the first number of hour and the first number of minute. If you use AM an PM in your watch, you have to calculate the position also. On this next picture, you can see the calculations. red are the values for hour, green are the values for minute, and yellow are the values of AM/PM. As you can see, i have a small space between the number in hour and minute. Originally, the space between numbers is zero (or you can add some white space in the pictures you use for numbers), but i want there to have space, so the dots go right into the circles.

[IMG="STEPthree"]https://i.imgsafe.org/e2bf5ae3b9.jpg[/IMG]

I made a zoom on the corner of the number. The blue point is the 0,0 (absolute top left corner) of the number, so you have to count the pixel from left adn top to this point.

[IMG="STEPfour"]https://i.imgsafe.org/e2669516d9.jpg[/IMG]

You now got all the values necessary for editing the configtbl.bin. You have to convert all the numbers to HEX values. You can see the calculations in the next picture. But i will write down all the values:

0X2 is the X axis value for hour

0X3 is the Y axis value for hour

0X4 is the X axis value for minute

0X5 is the Y axis value for minute

0X6 is the X value for the AM/PM

0X7 is the Y value for the AM/PM

0X8 is the space between hour numbers

0X9 is the space between minute numbers

0XA - here you change between analog and digital clock (00 for analog and 01 for digital watch)

0XE - here you add how much backgrounds you have (for making animated background, if you put 01, you have to have two background images as ZJC is describing in his tutorial).

[IMG="STEPfive"]https://i.imgsafe.org/e2bf837292.jpg[/IMG]

As you can see, it is not that hard to make a digital clock watch. You have to keep som things in you mind - the pictures should be really sharp, so you can count the pixels exactly (but also for the watch to look realy good on the smartwatch), and you have to use the DECIMAL to HEX converter, never add real PIXEL VALUES in the config file.