Dot Matrix display
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@Thibault-B.
And others.
I am not developer, but remembered that in old android app versions, there was an option not to sync S+app
Maybe time and place to ask why it was removed
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@Horizontal_2 Thank you.
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Here’s a photo of the AOD display: it’s the same layout as the main watch face, just dimmed. Keep in mind that my phone captures a lot of ambient light, so it appears brighter in the picture than it actually is.
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Battery drain: I’ll keep an eye on it. Right now it’s dropping quickly, but I’ve spent most of the day developing SuuntoPlus apps and watch faces and constantly testing on my watch, so that’s probably a big part of it.
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Upper ring: It uses the standard Suunto complication layout. You can choose between Sleep, Resources, Steps, Calories, Training Time, Moon Phases, Rain, Battery Level, or Blood Oxygen. Of course you could create your own complications and be even more creative compared to reusing what Suunto provides (benefit of using Suunto’s is that it can be changed in the settings).
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Complications: You’re right that more could be added. This version is intentionally focused on simplicity and open space. I also felt that horizontal complications looked cleaner. I could experiment with smaller ones placed side by side.
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@Thibault-B. said in Dot Matrix display:
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Amazing! Well done.
If low battery drain matters to you: you might change the number into outlined characters. I think it’s one of the reasons the vector causes battery drain. But maybe it’s preset.
But I’m not judging. I’m hyped one can make their own watch face.
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@Horizontal_2
I don’t mind a small hit if I have something more readable. I was not fully satisfied with Suunto use of outlined characters in some watch faces. Although I totally get the idea to save battery. But thanks for the suggestion and tip!
