AVR 3D Engine

AVR 3D Engine auf einem Mega8 mit 16Mhz und einem Nokia 6100 LCD-Display. http://thomaspfeifer.net/nokia_6100_display.htm

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• AVR
• 3D
• Engine
• nokia
• 6100
• lcd
• display
• handy
• atmega
• animation
• video
• wireframe
• 3d-Engine

[pret83]

Hi, respect. What kind of LCD is this? I have a 128x128 LCD from Nokia phone, but where can I find datasheet for it? Which is better Atmel or PIC?

[thomaspfeiferDotNet]

See the link in the description of this video.

[anjanarafta]

are you deleting previous frame completely before sending the next one..?

as in blanking off the screen completely?

i have been trying to do so..but it introduces lots of flickering there...

[thomaspfeiferDotNet]

yes, the frame will is deleted and the new frame is drawn... fast...

[avatarelite]

@thomaspfeiferDotNet You should use double buffering though but I don't know how hard it is to implement in this. Double buffering uses all the frames with useful information thus no flickering.

[thomaspfeiferDotNet]

@avatarelite Did you notice, that the Micrcontroller i've used has only 8 KByte RAM? That's not even sufficient for a single frame ;-)

[robotwo]

How about this one:

sX = (X+Xt-vX/Z+Zt-vZ)+(srX/2)

sY = (Y+Yt-vY/Z+Zt-vZ)+(SrY/2)

where sX/sY is the 2D positions (screenX/Y)  X/Y/Z = 3D positions Xt/Yt/Zt = Translations (Ofsets) of the coordinates given in 3D vX/vY/vZ = the positions of the camera in 3D srX/srY = the resolution of the screen in X/Y

This works for me most of the times , though some variables needs to be modified with very small steps :3

[LochanaMusic]

This was done with an Atmega8? Woah! here I was thinking I'd need to convert to 32 bit processors. If Atmega8 can do this SWEET AS.

[diegonimus]

wow Did you use 8 bit MCU?

[raykholo]

@pret83 I'd definitely recommend Atmel's line of microcontrollers. They come with a lot more peipherals such as ADC, Serial, etc... and are much easier to program and work with than PIC. As a high-level hobbyist, I definitely find the AVR series to be a good bang for my buck. The costs still add up quickly, but that would occur for any other microcontroller platform as well.

Hope this helps.

[christy2drag]

It would be great if you could make a English translation of the page. Google Transalte sucks :(

[KapriJohn]

haha lol I'm happy if I could display numbers on a dotmatrix, but then i saw this *uff*

[cocuckyc]

что сложного то? =D

[technoholic562]

who put that pyramid in there!!!!????

[TheRealNici]

It's like a little cpu, it costs around 6 dollars. This microcontroller is clocked at 16Mhz. A CPU in a normal computer has around 3Ghz, means 3000Mhz.