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> So the panel has a 128*64 32scan. It's good. I can't see how it's a 1/32 scan (Chinese silkscreen lie) when there's only 3 address line. It's probably a...
You should not need to modify the library other than use the virtual matrix class with your own pixel mapping logic. What happens if you do a fillscreen? Does that...
Also, printing lines or dots can be misleading. What happens if you print text? Setting the panel resolution in the library to the pixel width and height of the physical...
Looking at the screenshots where you've changed the resolution to be different to the physical number of LEDs... it actually looks promising. That is, when you set the width to...
On a random note, these are nice panels I must say. A good balance between resolution and size for personal projects.
Looks good to me?
You could hack the library to change the divider depending on the type of operating mode. Easy way would be to have a global variable for the div_num.
Great work @board707 . How many iterations of this pixel mapping function have you created over time for various boards? We should add them in as options to the library.
> But when they are over, I am not sure what to do. I asked your email incase of buying different panels. It is too bad that there is no...
I haven't tested this personally, but I think the only solution is to have three (yes 3) buffers. Triple buffering. Over the years I've tried to solve various incarnations of...