Not only for Time Lords!
(Warning: The Tardis Translation Matrix takes awhile to kick in with the written word.)
So I made the first watchface with real Gallifrey numbers, with minute animations, and 2 BONUS that appear twice a day. With both 12 and 24 version in one. The graphics of the numbers generated with the built in function + some own for the half circles.
PBW:
http://db.tt/25DJZAZ4 (1.1) [Original with 2 bonus animation, that occurs twice a day.] http://db.tt/h2T5eSM0 (1.3) [Version without the 2 bonus animation] (also smaller)
http://db.tt/SNq1pjIM (1.5) [Simple version without any animation, and all the graphics generated] (FINALLY lag free!)
Notes:
1.1-3 - rewrited the number circle generation functions, to make it faster, and adjusted the half circles lines. Rewrited animation too.
Guide
H1 - Orgin of the first digit of the HOUR.
H2 - Orgin of the second digit of the HOUR.
M1 - Orgin of the first digit of the MINUTE.
M2 - Orgin of the second digit of the MINUTE.
Numbers-Digits and other TIPS
0 - The ZERO is displayed with a SINGLE LINE what started from an Orgin point and goes OUT from the BASE circle to the frame.
1 - ONE is displayed with a SINGLE LINE what started from an Orgin point and goes to the opposite site.
2 - TWO is displayed with a FULL CIRCLE.
3 - THREE is displayed with 2 CIRCLE.
4 - FOUR is displayed with 3 CIRCLE.
5 - FIVE is displayed with a HALF CIRCLE that located INSIDE a BASE circle.
6 - SIX is displayed with 2 HALF CIRCLE that located INSIDE a BASE circle.
7 - SEVEN is displayed with 3 HALF CIRCLE that located INSIDE a BASE circle.
8 - EIGHT is displayed with a HALF CIRCLE that located OUTSIDE a BASE circle.
9- NINE is displayed with 2 HALF CIRCLE that located OUTSIDE a BASE circle.
Other tips:
It's easier to read if you know that when 11 displayed it's 2 CROSSED LINE.
When 10,20,etc displayed the upper digit (second digit of hour or minute) is allways a LINE that located outer a BASE circle.
TODOS:
Polish the graphics
Make the animation smoother
Mission for greater battery life
This watchface implemented with re-drawing every minute, and with MINUTE_UNIT, and the animations just occurs only at the beginning of a minute (with a few ms delay, and duration). Some of the watchface do this with SECOND_UNIT, what makes the Pebble to do a tick every second, what obviously cost more power.
Those who can't read the WF can learn from the GUIDE, actually it's pretty easy, after a few hour... Maybe later I'll make a graphic instructions.
I'm testing a new version today, to get rid of the lags and freezes... When I don't have any after a day, I release it. (at now no freeze and lag since 2 hours)
The only thing not to like is the huge amount of latency when coming in and out of the watch face. I'm betting that much latency means a lot of calculations, and that means a short battery life.
Not so many calculations, the watchfafe still laggs somehow when I comment out the hour/minute circle generation... I don't know at now what couse it, but im still on it.
The only thing not to like is the huge amount of latency when coming in and out of the watch face. I'm betting that much latency means a lot of calculations, and that means a short battery life.
I would just like to note, I have been using this since you released it, and it is pretty much wonderful. As for battery, I had a full charge the day before, and just this morning I noticed the battery icon, so with five days of use I don't think this is a huge battery drain at all.
So yes, very awesome watchface! It's great pretending to be a Time Lord.
I tested the battery life too, it was good, but it's also depends on the daily notification numbers, light and vibration settings.
I made a new version, now without any animation, and all the graphics generated at now, what made the Watchface more faster than the previous versions. Don't worry, I'm trying to add the animation again later, maybe that caused the lag.
I know its a bit different but If someone want a faster version, or get rid of all the animation, here it is now:
This watch face is awesome, just one peeve. Gallifreyan starts at 6 o'clock and goes counter-clockwise meaning that the hours needs to be below and to the right of the minutes.
The least significant digit may come first in an anticlockwise language to allow for easy disambiguation of the smallest frequency of time being measured at the beginning of the moment.
Unfortunately the firmware update 1.13.0 broke this watchface. It's blurring and does not look the same at all. Will we see to get it fixed in time for the 50th anniversary episode later this month?
Comments
Those who can't read the WF can learn from the GUIDE, actually it's pretty easy, after a few hour... Maybe later I'll make a graphic instructions.
Uploaded the fixed pbw, just re-download the last 1.4, and now it will be fine.
Found many with simple Doctor Who images, only you did it right. Thanks a lot.