Hey Kris, really nice! I've been wanting to use something like this and put touch screen light controls for my bedroom. :-D Maybe someday I'll get around to doing it. In the mean time, I have a special request. Could you do a video about how to build a little tiny solar battery charger. I'm talking about those little solar panels that come in the yard lights you can pick up at Walmart for like $2. I've got a big pile of those old things and I am certain the solar cells are still good and could be useful for plenty of little DIY projects like a wireless smart potting soil moisture monitor, or wireless motion sensors.
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Is there a way to add effects when moving from one menu to another in an OLED? Like the information on the screen gradually coming to the screen, or sliding from top to bottom?
If you are using the MCUFRIEND_kbv driver, probably not to difficult since that driver uses the Adafruit_GFX library. In the .CPP and .H replace ILI9341_t3 in the class constructor and .init calls (I believe those are the only methods that rely on the display data type) with MCUFRIEND_kbv. Initilize your display as you would normally do with the MCUFRIEND lib. That should be all you need to do.
Hi!Im unfortunately a noob in this stuff, can you provide a modded library also for the mcufriend_kbv?Will be so much appreciated! Thanks in advance!! PS: I'm trying to change stuff, but there are things that doesn't match, like setFonts or setTextSize or charBounds ecc...can you help me modding to work with MCUFRIEND_kbv? I use Arduino 2 with the same lcd touchscreen in your video, but works with MCUFRIEND_kbv unfortunately 😶
No as it's based on the ILI9341_t3 driver (specific to a teensy board). You could modify this lib by changing the data type definintions to match the display library you are using. In theory this change should work.
@@gsrgsg2246 Given you are interested in this type of graphics, i'm guessing your projects are not simple analogRead, serial.print.... I started off on Arduino 6 years ago and quickly ran out of memory. Most of my projects have a graphical display, SD card, touch. I moved to Teensy 3.2 about 3 years ago and I never looked back. They are way faster, more memory, and programs with the Arduino IDE. I have one project with 20 libraries, 5 fonts, graphics, SD support, wireless, RTC, menus, and over 4000 lines of code in just the INO file. I have some 50% memory left. The teensy is mounted on a simple PCB using DIP sockets and fits in a small 3D printed case--it's a race car telemetry system I coach my high school in making. The Mega could do the same technically, but not with that goofy form factor.
This library relies on the ILI9341_t3, you will need to modify the data types in a few locations to make it work with your display lib--however the display lib must rely on the Adafruit_GFX
Thanks dude fully appreciated and nice vid👊🏽
Hey Kris, really nice! I've been wanting to use something like this and put touch screen light controls for my bedroom. :-D Maybe someday I'll get around to doing it. In the mean time, I have a special request. Could you do a video about how to build a little tiny solar battery charger. I'm talking about those little solar panels that come in the yard lights you can pick up at Walmart for like $2. I've got a big pile of those old things and I am certain the solar cells are still good and could be useful for plenty of little DIY projects like a wireless smart potting soil moisture monitor, or wireless motion sensors.
Is there a way to add effects when moving from one menu to another in an OLED? Like the information on the screen gradually coming to the screen, or sliding from top to bottom?
Hello and thanks very much for your video. The UTouch library doesn't exist anymore. How can I test your code without getting errors?
I didn’t realize I was using that library. switch to the XTP 2046. Works like 1 million bucks with a teensy
not bad bro. how can i adapt it for mcufriend_kbw?
If you are using the MCUFRIEND_kbv driver, probably not to difficult since that driver uses the Adafruit_GFX library. In the .CPP and .H replace ILI9341_t3 in the class constructor and .init calls (I believe those are the only methods that rely on the display data type) with MCUFRIEND_kbv. Initilize your display as you would normally do with the MCUFRIEND lib. That should be all you need to do.
Hi!Im unfortunately a noob in this stuff, can you provide a modded library also for the mcufriend_kbv?Will be so much appreciated!
Thanks in advance!!
PS: I'm trying to change stuff, but there are things that doesn't match, like setFonts or setTextSize or charBounds ecc...can you help me modding to work with MCUFRIEND_kbv? I use Arduino 2 with the same lcd touchscreen in your video, but works with MCUFRIEND_kbv unfortunately 😶
This error message appears when I try to compile "SliderV does not name a type"
hard to say , you post all the code? This is generally caused when object not created
Is this compatible with an Arduino board?
No as it's based on the ILI9341_t3 driver (specific to a teensy board). You could modify this lib by changing the data type definintions to match the display library you are using. In theory this change should work.
@@KrisKasprzak thank you!
@@gsrgsg2246 Given you are interested in this type of graphics, i'm guessing your projects are not simple analogRead, serial.print.... I started off on Arduino 6 years ago and quickly ran out of memory. Most of my projects have a graphical display, SD card, touch.
I moved to Teensy 3.2 about 3 years ago and I never looked back. They are way faster, more memory, and programs with the Arduino IDE. I have one project with 20 libraries, 5 fonts, graphics, SD support, wireless, RTC, menus, and over 4000 lines of code in just the INO file. I have some 50% memory left. The teensy is mounted on a simple PCB using DIP sockets and fits in a small 3D printed case--it's a race car telemetry system I coach my high school in making. The Mega could do the same technically, but not with that goofy form factor.
will work on esp32?
This library relies on the ILI9341_t3, you will need to modify the data types in a few locations to make it work with your display lib--however the display lib must rely on the Adafruit_GFX
@@KrisKasprzak thanks
will be thankfull if u have some time to make it work with arduino .... great job dear .... thank yo