Original Bangle users - could you test this clock?

Posted on Thu 21st, April 2022

• #1

frigis1

I've been working on a clock that uses vector graphics. It changes scenes according to weather conditions reported by Gadgetbridge, and also changes during night/day. So far it works fine on my Bangle 2, and it looks fine on the emulator, but I was wondering if it displays properly on an actual original Bangle.

https://frigis1.github.io/BangleApps/?id=mtnclock

You don't necessarily have to install a weather app for Gadgetbridge - it'll default to clear weather. If the night/day scenes for clear weather show up fine, I'll be happy. And if you have a Bangle 2, I'd appreciate your feedback as well.
• #2

Serj

Hi! So, working well (tested without Gadgetbridge).
• #3

nicoboss

wow, brilliant ! i love it
• #4

Gordon

That looks excellent!
• #5

PeerDavid

I tested it on my Bangle2 and it looks fantastic!
• #6

Sir_Indy

Very pretty! Reminds me of a favourite watchface from my pebble, it's a great way of using the current weather status!
• #7

frigis1

@Serj Exactly what I was looking for, thank you! And yes, it is based on a Pebble watchface called Weather Land. Which reminds me, I should note that in the readme. Thank you all for your feedback!

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