Hi all,
For the record, I made an alternative editor for LED Matrix frames, base on ImageJ, an image processing software.
See the video here : https://twitter.com/jmutterer/status/1687386330156642304
You can keep your frames locally as a multipage Tiff file. It can also be used to easily create the 3x32 bit words for matrix definition, an example is this ascii like table with matching 3x32 bit values available here: https://github.com/mutterer/IJR4Matrix/blob/main/extras/char_table.txt
J.
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I think you would generate more interest by letting everyone know this is something you've made - in the Topic / Subject line.
I clicked figuring that you were instead looking for a tool.
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@mutterer
moreover, you don't need to save your frames as multipage TIFF because the editor already supports saving projects as JSON
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As a general FYI to the interested parties, the repo for the Matrix Editor should have been opened at launch but we are running a little late with this action point.
The project even supports building as an Electron app, but that part did not receive a lot of love from me because I concentrated on the engine
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@mutterer
I commend you your doing something.
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It's ok to delay its publication until you're happy with it!
Can you give a preview of its features?
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the features are all there
if you want to use it just upload the Live Preview example from UNO R4 WiFi
and go to this URL using Chrome (WebUSB is required)
https://ledmatrix-editor.arduino.cc
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Hi thanks for the reply.
This other version can still be usefull IMHO as imagej has all image processing built in that you can use to create frames programmatically but yes I'm using the web editor as wel and it works nicely, congrats!
Jérôme.
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Impressive work! Your LED Matrix frames editor using ImageJ seems like a versatile and efficient tool, and the inclusion of the ASCII-like table for 3x32 bit values is a thoughtful addition.
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