i attend CES every year and see all the new tech like transparent displays, but i still have a soft spot for classic led matrix displays, awesome video and clean build.
question as a total n00b to all of this... how much more complex would it get if I wanted to put two of the displays next to each other in a different case to get a "widescreen"? Coding wise and in terms of connection two instead of one display. cheers!
Would be easier to use a 64x32 display and just update the code with width=64 - The rgb matices tutorial shows how to connect multiple displays. learn.adafruit.com/rgb-led-matrices-matrix-panels-with-circuitpython/advanced-multiple-panels
This might be a stupid question, but may I use this method and its libraries to display an animated gif onto a rgb oled display? The oled display "SSD1357" to be specific. Currently it doesn't have adafruit circuit python drivers so I am very unsure how to use this thing.
Hey, is there any way I can find out the dimensions of the different pieces in the CAD files? They are not listed on Thingiverse but It would be helpful to know so that I can make sure to print them correctly.
This video sort of just.. skims through the code. I am at my wits end searching for the code that they used in this video and it's driving me insane. Can someone please provide any help, I'm more specifically asking if anyone has the code used in this video.
i attend CES every year and see all the new tech like transparent displays, but i still have a soft spot for classic led matrix displays, awesome video and clean build.
CircuitPython is the best and easiest way to program your led matrix
This is exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you!
question as a total n00b to all of this... how much more complex would it get if I wanted to put two of the displays next to each other in a different case to get a "widescreen"?
Coding wise and in terms of connection two instead of one display. cheers!
Would be easier to use a 64x32 display and just update the code with width=64 - The rgb matices tutorial shows how to connect multiple displays. learn.adafruit.com/rgb-led-matrices-matrix-panels-with-circuitpython/advanced-multiple-panels
@@adafruit Oh... :D well, yes. Thank you. hehehe.
Is there a way to connect or edit using an app?
This might be a stupid question, but may I use this method and its libraries to display an animated gif onto a rgb oled display? The oled display "SSD1357" to be specific. Currently it doesn't have adafruit circuit python drivers so I am very unsure how to use this thing.
will this work directly on a raspi ??
this is fun. To have it internet connected are there connections left for an airlift wifi board?
could use the feather with esp32 s2 chip instead of the RP2040
i just want show one image is thtat posible is really hard to under stand the code coul you help me pleas??
Hey, is there any way I can find out the dimensions of the different pieces in the CAD files? They are not listed on Thingiverse but It would be helpful to know so that I can make sure to print them correctly.
Is this framabale into a cars headliner
would this change too much if i use a matrix with a 5mm pitch instead of 6?
Hey, how many colors does RGB matrix or neopixels support?
how much did the overall build cost? approximately
where can you download the source code?
If i where to make this but use neopixels and its 100x100 would this work
can i use a arduino nano rp240 instead?
i needed files for 64x64
Would there possibly be a way to connect 3 hardware switches that trigger different animations when pressed ?
yep! the code current is setup for two button switches
@@adafruit Perfect! Thanks!
This video sort of just.. skims through the code. I am at my wits end searching for the code that they used in this video and it's driving me insane. Can someone please provide any help, I'm more specifically asking if anyone has the code used in this video.
I can't speak for the original creator but I will say that ChatGPT/Bing has been super effective at helping with small scale projects like this!
nice!