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Krunkert

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Jun 30, 2010
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First off, the EVO rocks. I just switched from iphone and I can't believe me as a developer let myself be held hostage by the restrictive Iphone practices for so long. I should've switched LONG ago.

My question is simple. I'm playing around with the evo and love the little weather animation that plays with the HTC widget when I unlock the phone. My question is how do you get that animation to play everytime you unlock it? It seems to happns only when it feels like it.

Thanks,

Krunkert
 
I have the weather widget on my home screen and I only get the animation when I unlock my phone onto the screen where the widget is located. So, if the last screen I was using prior to the screen timing out had a music widget on it, then when I unlock the screen, the screen with the music widget will be the first thing I see. Thus, no weather animations. Perhaps try putting the weather widget on your homscreen (if it isn't already there) and make sure to tap the Home button prior to turning your screen off. That way when you unlock your phone you will see the weather animation every time! No need to reboot/reset your phone...
 
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It only does it when it's raining/snowing/lightning/ect. It it's sunny out it won't do anything.

Yeah, this is definitely not true. The sunny animation is my favorite one next to the thunderstorm one. But to the OP, you can try to delete the clock widget and put it back on. Make sure full weather animation is checked when you do it and see if that fixes it.
 
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May 16th 2011: I've been searching forum after forum for over 24 hours now. I have an htc EVO 4G and throughout the time that I've had it I noticed that my HTC Clock Widget stopped flipping through the minutes and hours. It just changes digitally.

To insure that I'm not losing my mind I spoke with several other Evo owners and they confirmed that the flip animation does indeed exist and is currently working on their Evos. "All animations" is selected under the display setting. I have removed and re-added the clock widget several times. Rebooted several times, and even reloaded the original htc scene. All to no avail.

Any tips tricks or ideas?

Thanks in advance,

Billy
 
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May 16th 2011: I've been searching forum after forum for over 24 hours now. I have an htc EVO 4G and throughout the time that I've had it I noticed that my HTC Clock Widget stopped flipping through the minutes and hours. It just changes digitally.

To insure that I'm not losing my mind I spoke with several other Evo owners and they confirmed that the flip animation does indeed exist and is currently working on their Evos. "All animations" is selected under the display setting. I have removed and re-added the clock widget several times. Rebooted several times, and even reloaded the original htc scene. All to no avail.

Any tips tricks or ideas?

Thanks in advance,

Billy


I have noticed this also but I thought the flipping numbers was only with sense 2.0.
My brother in law has the HTC Inspire 4G, which I belive has sense 2.0. His weather widget clock actually flips the numbers.....which is why I though that was a sense 2.0 feature. Was I wrong? Is the evo supposed to do this also?
 
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Try removing the widget and re adding it... It's the HTC Clock widget, then scroll past the regular looking clocks to the clock and weather widget and press select...

See if that fixes the issue

raqball's anwers seems to answer the original question about the animation no longer working. there is an option to deselet the animation option, but I can only see access to this "check mark" option when you are manually adding the clock widget in personalization.
 
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