nvm I solved my issue
I hope, one day you learn that you are working with Arduino processors and IDE.
I hate to see Adruino in topic titles!
sorry about that, I'll improve the title when I have time
here, I updated the title (I hope this helps)
So, go back and fix this titles too.
Then stop cross posting about your TFT problems.
....................................................... alright (I really don't mean to, I don't even get why that's bad) I just include them as a habbit
The problem is not the name but the spelling.
haha, I see my mistake now (thanks for showing it to me) it's ARDUINO
also Isn't talking about refresh rate a totally different topic from Object colisions?
No, because it's the same project.
So we don't need repeat the questions.
You are always creating topics without enough information.
alright, sorry about that i'll stop doing that and stay on one topic (I honestly thought that you had to upload a new topic each time you had a new question)
Hi @us2rname,
at least your code from post#1 collides with the compiler ...
See this extract from further error messages (there are some replications ...)
sketch.ino:33:1: error: 'obj_x' was not declared in this scope
obj_x = 100;
^~~~~
sketch.ino:34:1: error: 'obj_y' was not declared in this scope
obj_y = 0;
^~~~~
sketch.ino:58:36: error: 'red' was not declared in this scope
tft.fillRect(obj_x, obj_y, 20, 20, red);
^~~
Would you mind to fix it?
ec2021
sure, I think I deleted them before posting the code (my bad)
also, I just updated the code to actually make sense
welp, I ended up solving my own issue, getting the exact coordinates
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