Відео

obvious I know there are better ones, the content is free, and therefore you use things without paying. The important thing is to teach, but if the accent bothers you, then mute the video and just watch.

Regardez attentivement toute la vidéo, vous y verrez mon email.

jahirg@yahoo.com

watch the video at the end you can see the email inside the video. The code in Github, the link in the description.

Im doing a tutorial using QT an C++

Est ce que vous pouvez m'apprendre à programmer cela ?.

Can you teach me how to program these interfaces?

thanks to you for see my video

on description video , github link.

Many many thanks

in this channel there are some tutorials about qml and python @WandersonItsMe

The code was written for pyqt5, python 3.8, pip install pyqt5, pyqtchart, pyserial, you should only use the libraries used in the "MAIN" was written for the purpose of using it on older 32bit PCs. For the Qt6 version you must rewrite it. It does NOT require, nor is it necessary to use QtCreator.

Thanks a lot!

search in github for jahirg

The backend is pure c++ in this proyect and the interface is made with widgets in Python , in my opinion i'd prefer C++ for proyects that controls embebed circuits but today this GUI called QT offers a simple way to focus in the main software to control and use these tools in Python to make faster proyects.

hola, hay dos formas de hacer esto usando QT, una es usando qtwidgets y otra es qtquick. los tutoriales de como hacer la interfaz grafica(qtquick) los consigues en al canal de wanderson pimenta @WandersonItsMe. Agregue fue elementos indicadores, de control y por ultimo graficas de historicos.

The GUI was designed based on the videos of the youtube channel @WandersonItsMe, Personally what I did was to integrate arduino to that interface, the designs of the indicators were taken from other websites. Finally I grouped everything in one project.

arduino send 0-1023 value, in python you need adjust to personal scale, and show. The widget scale need adjust too.

Are you using qtquick or qtwidget? you can also use an svg file and manipulate its components to make it look like an instrument. for example: www.download.insbud.net/software/qml/ostoia/qml/pl/images/thermometer_01.svg

In QtQuick (QML), you can make more elegant visual effects, and as you could observe the python code is very reduced. QtWidgets is more practical, it all depends on the type of project. I made both to show how to pass information from python to QML, something that many people found complicated.

Python 3.8.8 version 32 bit for my pc.. is win7 old. or superior 64bit on win 10. steps: 1- install python, 2- pip install PyQtChart.

the top meters you simply have to modify the default meter in qtquick. The others I saw on the web, is to play with the properties and know how to draw using qt.

Everything is possible, it depends on your imagination.

it is something simple that many people are not clear how to do it. soon I will make a video. See this article. www.pythonguis.com/tutorials/embed-pyqtgraph-custom-widgets-qt-app/

The design of the graphic interfaces can be found here on youtube. ua-cam.com/video/pD0UeD7S27s/v-deo.html . Before you criticize show me your publications, how many tutorials or contributions have you made to the internet community. None. Then the useless one is you.

Go to my github, there you will find a PDF with instructions. As you can see I use python as language supported with PYQT for the graphical interface. In PDF are the instructions but in spanish language.

As you can see I use QT framework, but that applies to anyone you master. Write me and I'll explain basic things about widget creation. Arduino-PC serial communication, and good data visualization. jahirg@yahoo.com. I don't speak English so I don't do tutorials.

@@joelkklein8760 good thing about youtube is other people are creating widgets. I have found websites that have the dials created. So I can just send the data.

If that's the good thing about the internet, I've even seen a Chinese website, where there are widget creators for QT that sell their creations at a very good price. check this website. www.zhihu.com/column/c_1099710576145567744

The output signals can activate a relay and behind it you can put any type of actuator. As for the icon of an element, it is possible to use any symbol and change its color according to its status.

excellent contribution, I assumed that by looking at the Arduino code the connections would be easily understood. Soon I will put a PDF with the pin out on GitHub.

For this particular case, i use analog input but you can use for example LM35

Thanks for the visit

Glad you like it

my laptop is old is win7 32bits, if you want to give me a new one I accept it. I always test this on different versions of windows, x86 and amd64.

In github you can see arduino and python code. Its my first video latest videos have betters GUIS.

of course, you can use it. remenber send me a picture. at end video you can see my email