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Garmin Watch Face: Fine'o clock

This is Fine meme. Time, date, battery life, heart rate, and stress level are the default settings. The illustration gets animated once your stress levels reach above 50%.

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Settings


There are four fields you can change the settings for:

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Date
Time
Active Minutes
Steps
Calories
Stress Levels
Body Battery
% Calorie Goal
% Steps Goal
Battery Level
Heart Rate
None

You can also:

  • choose your low stress picture
  • turn the animation off
  • set the threshold for the stress level animation
  • set your calorie goal
  • set your steps goal
  • turn showing the battery icon off

Set-up

Installations

Build & Run


  • Set-up variables

    Fill in your set-up variables in properties.mk

  • Build with debug logs

    make build
  • Run on simulator

    make run.settings
  • Build for device

    make build.release
  • Deploy on device

    1. Enable Developer Mode on your Garmin watch.
    2. Copy the compiled .prg file from the bin into the /GARMIN/APPS/ directory on your watch. (For Mac I used Android File Transfer)

If you want to test the settings on your comupter you can go in the Simulator either

  • Trigger App Settings & click on the buttons in the simulator or
  • File > Edit Persistent Storage > Edit Application.Properties data

Contributions are more than welcome, if you give me time to test them, I might release it and publish to Connect IQ.


Thanks

This beautifully build and structured repository helped me greatly to understand and build (apart from the watchface being stunning and highly customizable): garmin-watchface-protomolecule


License

This project is licensed under GPLv3+

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