Friday 15 May 2020

Tim's Image Pixel Editor




This is a little application I made to edit and create Images and fonts for the small displays used by the Arduino.

Like the small Mono (Black and White) OLED 0.96 inch 128 x 64 pixels I2C connection.



I wrote this to create the binary arrays used in Arduino code to show graphics and text on the small screens.

It will also read those bit and bytes found in code.

Done a video.



3 comments:

  1. Hello, I am desperately looking for an image converter like yours but in 8bit colors, do you think you will continue to develop yours (I saw some grayed out parts)? THANKS

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  2. Hello, I am desperately looking for an image converter like yours but in 8bit colors, do you think you will continue to develop yours (I saw some grayed out parts)? THANKS

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    1. Sorry for the late reply, I have had no notifications. Just found some comments waiting Moderation.
      I haven't looked into doing any colour yet, as I haven't found a need.
      When you say 8 bit colour images, do you mean R R R G G G B B?
      Most colour pixels in a screen use 1 byte values per colour. So usually 24 bit colour are used.
      Are they some colour screens that use 8 bit colour?
      When you start using colour with microcontrollers, a lot of memory starts to get used.

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