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    • Tachymeter

    Description

    A watchapp specifically designed for checking speed by measuring the time between mileposts.

    Also contains a simple stopwatch, though it doesn't currently work well for times above 10 minutes. (I plan to fix at some point, but it's not a high priority.)

    Usage:
    - Controls are labeled.
    - Click the up button to switch between stopwatch and tachymeter functions. Times are preserved between modes.
    - Click the down button as you pass the first milepost, then click the down button as you pass each subsequent milepost.
    - Click the select button to stop the timer (and see an average speed for all marked miles.)

    Options:
    - In tachymeter mode, press and hold the up button to switch between indicating miles and indicating kilometers. (This has no effect on the calculation involved, as the calculation simply indicates units/hr, regardless of what the actual unit is.)

    A word about accuracy:
    The timing handler currently gets called by the pebble OS about 25 times per second. This means the time recorded by button press should be accurate to within about a 25th of a second. I don't know how to verify this, however.

    That said, If you're curious about longer-term timing accuracy, I have built in a mode that allows comparison of total time elasped with the system clock. In stopwatch mode, if you hold down the up button for a long press, it will show a running calculation of how many milliseconds (on average) the application clock sees for every second the system clock sees. After running for a while, this number should converge on 1000ms if the timing is running accurately.

    current version: 1
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    • Runechain

    Description

    A fantasy-themed watchface

    This needs more tweaking (some animation refinement, and battery optimization) but is working well enough that I'm willing to share it with others.

    Source is provided for those who want to do their own tweaking, but it is still messy and mostly uncommented. I'll try and fix that soon.

    current version: 0.9
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    • Any Button Date

    Description

    This "watchface" actually runs as an app, so that it can show the date on any button press.

    Important: You can exit the app by pressing the left button twice.

    This is mostly an experiment on my part, so the appearance of the face is quite stark. It's mostly useful as a codebase for developing other watchfaces with similar approaches, or for people who want to see an example of the window_push, window_pop architecture in play. Accordingly, source is provided.

    current version: 1
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    • Grey Test (Don't Install)

    Description

    WARNING: This is the app the nice folks at Pebble warned you about. The one that might hurt your watch. It does something ill advised, and drains the battery very rapidly. Don't install it unless you absolutely have to see.

    Explanation: Since the SDK came out, I've seen multiple people in developer threads asking whether or not you could simulate greyscale by switching back and forth very rapidly between multiple images. I was curious myself, so I built an app that does that.

    Once you launch the app it shows a 1 bit image. Click the select button, and it shows two images, alternatingly, around 60fps, which combine to give you the effect of a 1.5 bit (black, white, and 50% grey) image, for comparison. While this is happening, the processor is doing a lot of work, and presumably you are inordinately shortening the life of your pebble by draining the battery unnecessarily.

    The result? Somewhat unsatisfying. It does look better than the 1 bit image, but it sometimes flickers oddly under flourescent lights, and it doesn't look that much better. Underwhelming, and certainly not worth the strain on the hardware.

    current version: 1
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    • Rolling Pebble

    Description

    A dice rolling app for fans of role playing games and board games.

    By default, totals all rolls after a to-hit (d20 or d100) rolls, and then resets the total when a new to-hit is rolled. You can reroll a whole set (to hit and damage) by selecting the reroll icon.

    You can see a quick view of recent rolls by holding down the select button for a second, and a longer view by holding it down for another second. You can still select dice and make rolls in either history mode.

    It has some options, that I will make it remember as soon as the SDK gives me a way to store settings.

    Donations welcomed:
    1AkW5EdYGbJ54xYxWXRs5CpiKRkdBMaYNC

    Updates in version 1.1
    - Added long history mode
    - Added settings menu
    - Added optional paired d6 (for board games)
    - Added optional d100 percentile
    - Added optional Fudge dice
    - Move total mode control to settings menu
    - Added Reroll functionality.
    - Fixed history bug
    - Added version display to settings menu.

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    current version: 1.1
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    Rolling Pebble (1.0)

    Description

    The original version. Lacks some of the features, but that helps keep it simple and light, I suppose.

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    current version: 1
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    Rolling Pebble (1.2 httpebble)

    Description

    This version stores settings and recent rolls using the httpebble protocol.

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    current version: 1.2
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    • SteamPebble Mark I

    Description

    My first real watchface, and my attempt at a steampunk aesthetic for the Pebble. Please enjoy.

    (It's probably not the most battery-friendly watchface, as the gears update once per second, and 10 time per second for 30 seconds after the watchface first launches, but I think it's worth it.)

    A version without the text at the bottom is here:

    http://www.dropbox.com/s/be3pfoq3nliukju/steampebbleI_nologo.pbw

    Donations welcomed:
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    current version: 1
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    • MultiImage

    Description

    A multiple image preview and prototyping tool for developers. With relatively trivial code editing, you can link images together in a hierarchy, so you can simulate navigation between images for prototyping. In this example, there's a category selection interface, each category contains several images.

    You can use it as a Watchface as well, a long press of the select button overlays the time and date on the bottom of the image.

    This is probably not all that useful without downloading the source code, though I do include a bunch of example images in the .pbw.

    Version 1.1 update attempts to address some memory issues, and adds two new Fandom images.

    current version: 1.1
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