Hello,
I just got into trying to build my own watch face, so far its been going great, I have a good base I like and its not too complicated for my basic knowledge. I am reading a lot of the documentations on how to create the elements I want to have, but I am getting annoyed with testing. The Connect IQ Device Simulator is great for a preview, but it doesn't match what I see when I send the project to my watch.
For instance, now I want to create that my seconds hand is always updated, found "onPartialUpdate (dc)" that I implemented, sent it to my watch and it kind of works, it just keeps the previous seconds drawing on screen, so after 60s its a second star on the display. Now it get very annoying to try and debug/test changes when I cant get the simulator in the low power mode as it would be on my watch.
Triggering "Settings" -> "Low Power Mode" just shows the second hand moving and doing its thing, but it removes my minute and hour hands, battery and date. Where when it enters this mode on my device it keeps them visible. Also, in the simulator in low power mode, the second hand looks good, but on the device, as mentioned, it creates this "ghosting" effect.
Anyone has any ideas, how I could get these two environments match so I don't need to send the watch face to my device every time I want to see if the fix worked?
PS
If it is to any relevance, I am building it for FR945/FR930