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With the Serial Monitor - No Upload, Instant Display Prototyping - Magic
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- The FastDisplayPrototyping library is an innovative solution designed to streamline and expedite the process of creating designs on microcontroller displays.
By utilizing the Serial Monitor, this library enables real-time adjustments and previewing of graphical design changes, without the need for repeated compiling and uploading.
Compatible with any display that works with the Adafruit GFX or TFT_eSPI libraries, the FastDisplayPrototyping library significantly reduces design and prototyping time, providing immediate visual feedback and a more efficient design process.
In this video, I'll walk you through the installation process, demonstrate the various graphics commands, and show you how to optimize your workflow with this powerful library. Compatible with both Adafruit GFX and TFT_eSPI libraries, this open-source tool will revolutionize your approach to display design.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:55 Installing the Fast Display Prototyping Library
4:10 Setting up Adafruit GFX Display Driver
5:29 Demonstrating Adafruit GFX Graphics Functions
20:04 Setting up TFT_eSPI Display Driver
22:34 Demonstrating Specific TFT_eSPI Graphics Functions
34:26 Tips & Tricks for Fast Display Prototyping
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Master the Round TFT Display on ESP32 and GC9A01 driver with the TFT_eSPI library:
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Create a Star Wars Tactical Display with the round Display:
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Master the MP3-TF-16P (DF Player Mini) on Arduino: Seamless Sound Integration & Easy Setup!
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A very useful library! It makes planning and work easier. Thanks!
You're welcomed
It's great, thinking that now the sequence of the Death Star shots could be done with this configuration
Very, very nice!
I like! Thanks.
i also want to add photos/ gif on my gui, can I somehow use this with integration with lvgl or some other gif libraries like AnimatedGIF?
No the library does not support lvgl or AnimatedGIF
is it possible to have a color gradient across the shapes? Specifically wondering about the arc going from a green to a red like a speedometer type of gauge
I dot not think you can apply gradient to arcs, only to fill shapes
Merci
Hello. I'm trying to use this libray with an ili9488 on an arduino uno, but it doesn't seem to work. with the tftespi option, I can see that the ili9488 is indeed supported, but since i'm using an arduino and not an esp32, I don't hat's the problem. I would be grateful if you can help me out with this. Thanks in advance.
Are you able to show text on the screen using tft eSPI functions?
@@thelastoutpostworkshop I don't have an esp32 so I didn't try. I just looked at the files and found that ili9844 was included. Btw, the reason why I think it didn't get detected is because I tried to display the text without the built in functions of your library, the regular manner I mean while using tft lcd library, and it didn't work. The console works, it says the function is run, but nothing appears on the screen.
I have tested the screen without this library and it works. It runs with adafruit gfx and a library called ili9488.h
@@thelastoutpostworkshop No, unfortunatelty I don't have an esp32. I just checked the files of the espi and saw that the ili9488 is indeed supported. The reason why I'm suspecting the arduino library doesn't support this screen is because on the tft lcd folder, the registers.h file doesn't include the ili9488. Also, when I use the tftlcd lib, the screen lights up but no text is displayed even by using the normal print function. When I run your custom functions, the console shows that they have indeed been executed but nothing appears on the screen. When using the screen with the traditional gfx and ili9488.h libraries, the screen works fine, so i'm guessing it's just not detected when I use the fastdisplay library.
In the FastDisplayPrototyping.h, the ili9488 is not defined for Adafruit GFX, try adding it manually.
Are you using this driver for ili9488 : github.com/jaretburkett/ILI9488
@@thelastoutpostworkshop Yes, exactly this one. I'm not sure how to add the ili9488 in the file. I don't quite understand the symbols that it contains.
Great video - however I have failed to find a list of commands like "ce , drw a circle, ci ," etc please help
Yes a list of commands could be useful, you can find them here : github.com/thelastoutpostworkshop/FastDisplayPrototyping
@@thelastoutpostworkshop "PERFECTION" Thanks