Arduino Tutorial graphics for displays SSD1306

In this video,we'll going to look at u8glib library,
which is a display library, with some cool features.
Link for Library: code.google.co...

[@leeharrington6438]

Big thanks for this - I've struggling with this for a few days - all is now clear - thanks!

[@CoolTroniks]

+Lee Harrington Glad It helped

[@stevanastardust8487]

I wonder if this guy watches greatscott?

[@Gangbuster74]

that background musixxxxx

[@danielwulf4241]

connections from SSD1306 Display to Arduino Nano are: SCL -> A5; SDA -> A4;

[@CrazyCoupleDIY]

This one was really great.

[@hobbypilots794]

Hi,
I bought of couple of these for my flight controller (5v,gnd, scl,sda) nothing happened not even the screen turned on

[@dmitry4546]

Ooooh, thank you, man! even though I do not understand English, but I saw what you're doing. You helped me with questions! Perfect video: short and clear.

[@CoolTroniks]

Glad to hear that

[@dmitry4546]

+CoolTroniks whether in the library to change the brightness of the display? and whether kakienibud program to create arrays of the image?

[@MrSasha3050]

Dmitry какиениьубуд 😁

[@MrSasha3050]

Dmitry таких программ штук 5 есть

[@MakerTutor101]

Thanks

[@melisawhitt8360]

It is hard to find useful Information but you did a great job ..this was useful

[@CoolTroniks]

Glad to hear that, Melisa.

[@alfredyoon5034]

what should I do if my oled still deosn;t light up?

[@ranganatennakoon]

stay creative i will see you next time😃looks like greatscott! but its ok nice tutorial keep it up !!!

[@CoolTroniks]

Thanks, mate, big fan of great Scott (-:

[@crissyampi1831]

works on esp8266?

[@maziabarth]

Can u tell me hhow to slide bitmap on screen for example from bottom to top ?? I mean like from outside OLED.

[@CoolTroniks]

You have to increment the Y axis value of that bitmap image.

[@maziabarth]

Thank you very much i will test it :D

[@CoolTroniks]

Your welcome. Let me know if you have any other difficulties.

[@maziabarth]

Its done :)
for (y = -30; y < 3; y++) {
display.drawBitmap(1, y, abarth, 128, 27, WHITE);
display.display();
display.clearDisplay();
}

[@CoolTroniks]

glad to hear that, good job.

[@valerioguagnelliscanzani643]

how do you print numbers?

[@idvfpv]

u8g.print("123");

[@sergeyshiyko3761]

Thanks!

[@ChMuhammadImran]

Very nice and to the point tutorial.

[@CoolTroniks]

Thank You, Imran.

[@jayeshkoli3219]

cool

[@CoolTroniks]

Thanks

[@lastchance045]

you may know what you are talking about but you are terrible when showing what the details are. Slow down! Show ONE detail that can help and NOT 5