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--- applewatch [2018/05/15 17:35] – alex_curran
+++ applewatch [2021/07/08 15:43] (current) – alexcurran1
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 ==== Step By Step - Create an Apple Watch Face with WatchMaker ====
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   - Select a watchface in WatchMaker
   - Hit the Send face (round green button)
+  - If you are asked for a 6-digit code, you have not selected Apple Watch correctly (go to settings -> Watch -> Select Watch -> Apple Watch)
   - Save the watch with the default settings (animated should be selected)
   - Open Photos in iOS
-  - Select the WatchMaker album and open your photo (or find it in Camera Roll)
+  - Select the photo you just saved
   - Tap "Edit" in top right
+  - Click the Live Photo circle icon in bottom left
   - Scroll the key frame to the right (final frame)
   - Click "Make Key Photo"
   - Tap "Done"
-  - Tap the share sheet extension in the bottom left corner of the screen
+  - Tap the Share button in bottom left
-  - At the very bottom of the screen, scroll right until you find "Create Watch Face" and tap it
+  - At the very bottom of the screen, scroll down until you find "Create Watch Face" and tap it
   - Choose "Photos Watch Face"
-  - Edit the Time Position and add up to two Complications
   - Tap "Add"
   - In a few seconds your animated watch will appear on your Apple Watch!
+  - Ensure Always On Display is turned off on your Apple Watch (Settings > Display & Brightness)
   - The animation will play every time you flick your wrist or 3D (long) press!
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   - Edit the Time Position and add up to two Complications
   - Tap "Add"
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+==== Why are watchfaces black / not animating? ====
+  - You probably need to set the key frame to the last photo - follow steps above
+  - Ensure Always On Display is turned off on your Apple Watch (Settings > Display & Brightness)
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