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The entire building process will be done on the cloud, so all you need is a device which can give you a Github Web Client, and a proper internet connection... | The entire building process will be done on the cloud, so all you need is a device which can give you a Github Web Client, and a proper internet connection... | ||
Try using a device like a PC or tablet to give you enough screen space to review your code... | |||
So with those things in mind, let's start with the basics of the watchface. | |||
==The basics== | |||
The Firmware (also called InfiniTime) we will be working with is comprised of basic code made with the common programming language known as "C++" | |||
Revision as of 06:04, 10 August 2020
Hi, this is a simple tutorial to help new users create custom watchfaces based on the InfiniTime Firmware for Pinetime made by user JF002, thanks to him for its development..
I will explain some of the things I went through while creating some custom Watchfaces, so consider this as a log of sorts..
So stay tuned to it as I keep updating it...
What you need to start:
The entire building process will be done on the cloud, so all you need is a device which can give you a Github Web Client, and a proper internet connection...
Try using a device like a PC or tablet to give you enough screen space to review your code...
So with those things in mind, let's start with the basics of the watchface.
The basics
The Firmware (also called InfiniTime) we will be working with is comprised of basic code made with the common programming language known as "C++"