Step 3: Create Tap Action to change colors
Step 3 of 4. Click here for main article. Add a Layer (The Plus Symbol) Choose for example Circle change opacity to 0 Choose Tap Action Choose Run Script Type change_color() Done Optional: Step 4 (later to add)
Step 2: Change Color of objects
Step 2 of 4. Click here for main article. This part is easy. Every object that should change the color becomes as color or tint the following code: var_colorcode[var_color] or you can make a text field and define as the text var_colorname[var_color] to show the name of the actual color. Continue withStep 3: Create Tap…
Step 4 (Optional): Show name of Color in Popup
Step 4 of 4. Click here for main article.
Step 1: Editing script
Step 1 of 4. Click here for main article. First Step is to define which colors we want to use. We can use the 20 colors Google declares or just 2 colors. For every color you want to use, you had to research the color code of this color. Blue for example is #2196f3 and…
Tutorial: Changing Colors of watchface Elements by tapping
Hi, i use the new Color Codes from Google for Android wear to show you how to use color changing in your Watchmaker watchfaces. This Tutorial is splitted in 4 Steps in different Articles: Step 1: Editing script Step 2: Change Color of objects Step 3: Create Tap Action to change colors Step 4 (Optional):…
Darker Material Colors
Google released new guidelines for dark and energy saving color codes to use in Android Wear apps. There are a lot of nice colors. I want to show with these colors an little tutorial of using color changing in watchfaces. The color Codes are here: http://www.google.com/design/spec-wear/style/color.html#color-dark-color-palette-for-wear I made a four step tutorial to use this…