@DjViOd there is a converter that allows u to make a raw like image that u call into the sketch wen compiling. the files it makes are pretty much text based and are embedded as code, unlike other things where u can use a SD shield but i do not have such a thing
Where did you get that display? I've been looking for a reverse graphic LCD like that, but wading through the lists of displays and obnoxious prices on major parts websites has been tiring.
Kinda. That will invert all the pixels, but the edges of the display (the pixelless areas) will remain uninverted. I'm working on automotive instrumentation... Lit up borders will be distracting at night.
@DjViOd there is a converter that allows u to make a raw like image that u call into the sketch wen compiling. the files it makes are pretty much text based and are embedded as code, unlike other things where u can use a SD shield but i do not have such a thing
thebongmaster 4 months ago
Somehow a username with "bong" in it doesn't really seem to go with geeky electronics projects...
taser1984 6 months ago
@taser1984 well no danger of any vids of wat u expect to go with a name like that ;) i dont go there X3
thebongmaster 4 months ago
@samkrfc well more anthro than furry XD
ones a nekomimi. and the other, well i not sure, they called 'Modgenes' by the creator
thebongmaster 6 months ago
@thebongmaster Not much difference between "anthro" and furry ;)
brianchris4 4 months ago
yay furries on arduino vid unexpected surprise =)
netsuye 6 months ago
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TheFreak1ger 7 months ago
I browsed youtube and... Furries on a LCD display :3
Honigeintopf 1 year ago
How did you do the wiring? I'm currently soldering 20 cables to all the inputs but where to get just a row of pins I can connect then?
ensignjoe 1 year ago
Where did you get that display? I've been looking for a reverse graphic LCD like that, but wading through the lists of displays and obnoxious prices on major parts websites has been tiring.
bobski3333 2 years ago
@bobski3333 You just need a normal one and replace GLCD.Init(NON_INVERTED); with GLCD.Init(INVERTED); in the setup method
graymalkin1234 2 years ago
Kinda. That will invert all the pixels, but the edges of the display (the pixelless areas) will remain uninverted. I'm working on automotive instrumentation... Lit up borders will be distracting at night.
bobski3333 2 years ago