Hello Arduino folks!
I've been searching all over the internet for solving this problem. I've got an OLED display working with the Adafruit library and it shows the Adafruit Logo perfectly and I've also managed to get hold of another logo that shows perfectly but whenever I try to convert my own bmp to a HEX-array it just gives me random pixles. I've tried Photoshop->LCD assistand and Paint->LCD assistand and GIMP(all by its own) soo...
I've got the OLED display working and some bmps show well. soo..
The bmp creation/convertion must be faulty some how?
Can you help me to find what's wrong? would mean the world to me, thanks!
(I include the code and everything)
The splashscreen and the picture in the array logos show perfectly but the squaresimple is messed up.
The code was to big to put here so i include it thanks!
Archelon:
I've got an OLED display working with the Adafruit library and it shows the Adafruit Logo perfectly and I've also managed to get hold of another logo that shows perfectly but whenever I try to convert my own bmp to a HEX-array it just gives me random pixles.
Which size and color depth is the "Adafruit Logo", that is shown perfectly?
Has the the size and color depth of the logo always to be exactly that size?
Are different sizes supported by your library?
One of your pictures is more than 1 MB in size:
1.07 MB
93 KB
141.41 KB
14.48 KB
Those picture sizes are really supported?
Typically you will have to provide pictures in a size and color depth that can be handled by the library.
Thanks for the reply!
It turned out to be an easy fix to this problem but rather time consuming
I just had to change the option about alignment(?) To horizontal in the LCD Assistant software...
Thanks!