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I need a fresh pair of eyes. Without me telling you how to work the following screens, does it look intuitive to you? Do you understand what's going on and will be able to create background scheduler rules out of it?
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Thanks for sharing screenshots. It looks fairly intuitive to me, but I do have a few questions:
1. Why do you need a time range to execute a background scheduler? Couldn't you just say "as soon as possible after TIME X"?
2. What are the "and if" conditions that you'll support?
3. Does the "and then" command get executed only after the "then" command is sent (and does it have to be successful for the "and then" to be sent)?
4. I don't quite understand the "and do this" command. It says "every possible chance", does that mean it will execute this command any time possible between the time range set above? Will it repeat throughout the time range, and if so, how often?
Thanks again for your hard work on this.
Here's an updated UI based on all of your feedback. When you tap a field to change it, it highlights the field and the scroll wheel appears on the bottom. I highlighted one of the text fields as well as the time to illustrate what it looks like when it's highlighted. But in the actual version, it only highlights the field that is being configured by you.
Sure, in the last field, I can add a "only just this once", and it'll only execute the code once forever. I guess I should also add "once every month", "once bi-weekly", "once every two months", "once every three months","once every year" for who is doing this long term for some reason.Looks great, thanks for the new screenshot. This answers some (but not all) of my questions.
I also have a quick request: is it possible to add a background scheduler rule that only applies once (instead of every week day)?
For example, I only want my car to start charging tonight at 1am but not every Thursday night. Somewhat similar to a calendar event that only occurs once, but not every week. Or an alarm that I set just for today (or some time in the next 23h59m) but does not repeat.
Would that be possible?
(EDIT: I just saw that you added answers to my questions. Thanks a lot!)
Sure, in the last field, I can add a "only just this once", and it'll only execute the code once forever. I guess I should also add "once every month", "once bi-weekly", "once every two months", "once every three months","once every year" for who is doing this long term for some reason.
One other item that would be useful...I got in my Model S yesterday and noticed my car didn't charge, it was about half charged. I was beyond confused, but then I realized the charge limit had actually been set really low.
I must have have somehow accidentally changed the limit in the app and didn't even realize it. It would be really great to have a "confirm" for this. It seems like an edge case, but that slider is super easy to change and could happen to other users.
Update looks awesome. Two of the sunroof icons look nearly identical on my 27" monitor, and I suspect on the watch any difference will be imperceptible.
rego - any change that for watchOS 2.0 you will have a 'complication' showing battery level? That would be WAY cool. Love your app, hope you are recovering and getting healthy.
Thanks for the heads up. I'll fix it.
Regoapps: As mentioned before it's important to be able to change the charge rate as well. Do you think you can add that feature?
Any chance of mimicking the ability to drag the roof open to a desired level? For example, instead of the diamond of four buttons, perhaps you can use that real estate to display a top-down wireframe which you can drag left or right to the desired level? The percentage open could be displayed "above your finger" as you drag and then return to inside the wireframe when you let go. The instant you let go, the command can be sent to match the percentage you selected.
To me, one of the most magical moments is how intuitive the dragging works on the 17" screen. When guests see it, it gets the best reaction of anything on the UI. I'd love to see that in the app. That diamond of options doesn't instantly register. I'm sure it'll be very easy to remember and learn, but I wanted to throw the thought out there.
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Another thought was having a companion app that has a single function: HVAC to desired level. I have Hue lights and there are two apps called "Hue On" and "Hue Off" that do just that. I'd love to be able to tap an icon on my phone and the HVAC immediately sets to comfortable level. No button presses. Possibly just wait for a confirmation and close the app.
Good luck with your surgery and thank you for the work you've done.