Thank you, everyone at one started with Basics, your giving more people the knowledge to get started. Showing the directories where things got installed answered one of my questions GeekMustHave
Love it! I wish all the tutorial where so well organized and to-the-point! Wish I had found this video when I first started with Arduino IDE about a year ago. I believe I'd have been a bit more productive. Nice work! Your video is a very well prepared and executed tutorial where you touched on just the right points, just enough to make this a very instructive tutorial without any hot air or bloat. Very well prepared and nicely executed! Thank you!
Thanks Adam, there are more in depth videos out there, but I like to make videos showing how to make things work without having to know everything about it, since sometime you just want to do something and move on to someting else :) Thanks for your comment and for watching!
@@BrainybitsCanada You bet! Thanks for making a great video! I get so tired of having to wade through an hour long video for one bit of relevant info, when there is not as much organisation as you've provided. You didnt let yourself get bogged down on details people should really, already know and you provided exactly what you set out to! That's a great video and I wish there were far more good ones lol! Keep up the great work and dont get to vicky as some people when they think they know everything and start talking down to people. I wont tolerate those people, eve if they do have good information. Nobody is better than anybody else... At least in my book. Again, keep it up man! I look forward to a Node MCU Video. Maybe an alarm clock with 4 those 8x8 Led displays? Hehe wishful thinking!
Your amazing! You and your video is a blessing to new people in arduino like me, it helped me a lot. I've been searching about this for quite some time now and yours is the best video I've watched.
Thank you for all your hard work making these videos for the dummies like me in this world. You are an awesome teacher and I hope you continue sharing your knowledge with us all. Thanks again
I always like "basics" videos... great for newbies, good refresher for others, and if it is too basic, you don't have to watch it. Bit of an "Owie" on your arm?
Yeah the "Owie" was a gift from the young and "Big" new member of the familly Mika the Great Dane! She's 6 month 1/2 and already weighs over 80 pounds! And those nails hurt :) Thanks for watching Garth!
I know that "basics" videos might be boring for some, but I want to add some of those to my UA-cam channel for people who are just beginning, so they can have the information if needed. Like you said, I'm not forcing people to watch it :)
I hope you are going to spend some quality time training Mika. When my 8 pound Papillon jumps up, you barely notice ... 80 pounds and growing, would put you on the ground.
@Blondie SL I know what you mean, I've worked with people like that :) As for the tutorials, sometimes you just need to know the How! without having to know the Why? Thanks for watching!
I'm not that familiar with Windows, but unless it's different than the other OS's, there should be an option in properties that will allow the user to designate a specified location for libraries other than the Documents folder.
Do both of the IDE and the library folders have to be in x86? I believe my IDE ended up in documents folder, and works with hexloader, but, when I try to load libraries from github I get an error stating no directories found. I also tried the zip way too. I will try moving the folders to C drive to see if my results are better?
Hi Raymond, I'll try to find the time to make a more in depth tutorial video on Arduino libraries, just have to find the time :) Thanks for your comment!
I found this to be a very good tutorial , and I have been able to install a couple of files to my library folder except for the GFX ....I've been trying for two day and it will not install ????
Why is it that Arduino's own website couldn't include a video or a set of instructions like this? What does it say about a company that makes such basic things (how to find and install libraries) so inaccessible?
great get going video... is there a way to change old old C_Code over to C++_Code i am getting some errors on old C-variable registers not in C++ ? thanks....:)
Adam, I am having to download from GITHUB some exotic programs that do not come with the .h or cpp files .. Seems I have to hunt down for the additional files .. Wanted to know what is the best way to chase down support files?
I had a library issue with Windows 10. When I installed a library it was not recognized because Arduino was installing new libraries inder ...Documents/Arduino/libraries, yet the compilation was looking for libraries under C:/Program Files x86/Arduino/libraries. Fix was to copy the contents of C:/Program Files (x86)/Arduino/libraries folder into the folder ...Documents/Arduino/libraries. Renamed folder "libraries" under C:/Program Files (x86)/Arduino to "libraries.old" then created a symbolic link to ...Documents/Arduino/libraries: mdlink /D "C:/Program Files x86/Arduino/libraries" "C:\Users\\Documents\Arduino\libraries" So now when I install a new library I dont have to bother copying it to x86 library folder!
You want to a zoom class with me on how to do the librarys and just copying sketchs and making that part work. I don't know what i'm doing wrong?? Just old and stupid i guess. I'm more than happy to pay you for your time. I just need someone to bring all this together for me cause i love hobby electronics and i'm made a living doing car electronic repair but this coding got me stumped. Looks so easy when you guys do it and I copy everything step by step but yet it doesn't work??
Hi Samuel, I wanted to talk about that in this video but figured it would make it too long, so I will do that in the next video when we create a library from scratch. Thanks for watching btw :)
Thank you, everyone at one started with Basics, your giving more people the knowledge to get started. Showing the directories where things got installed answered one of my questions GeekMustHave
Love it! I wish all the tutorial where so well organized and to-the-point! Wish I had found this video when I first started with Arduino IDE about a year ago. I believe I'd have been a bit more productive. Nice work! Your video is a very well prepared and executed tutorial where you touched on just the right points, just enough to make this a very instructive tutorial without any hot air or bloat. Very well prepared and nicely executed! Thank you!
Thanks Adam, there are more in depth videos out there, but I like to make videos showing how to make things work without having to know everything about it, since sometime you just want to do something and move on to someting else :) Thanks for your comment and for watching!
@@BrainybitsCanada You bet! Thanks for making a great video! I get so tired of having to wade through an hour long video for one bit of relevant info, when there is not as much organisation as you've provided.
You didnt let yourself get bogged down on details people should really, already know and you provided exactly what you set out to! That's a great video and I wish there were far more good ones lol!
Keep up the great work and dont get to vicky as some people when they think they know everything and start talking down to people. I wont tolerate those people, eve if they do have good information. Nobody is better than anybody else...
At least in my book. Again, keep it up man! I look forward to a Node MCU Video. Maybe an alarm clock with 4 those 8x8 Led displays?
Hehe wishful thinking!
I'll keep NodeMCU in mind for future videos. Thanks again! Cheers!
A lot of people don’t… Exactly. Thanks for this video.
Important, often overlooked topic, clearly explained.
Thank you.
Your amazing! You and your video is a blessing to new people in arduino like me, it helped me a lot. I've been searching about this for quite some time now and yours is the best video I've watched.
Thank you for all your hard work making these videos for the dummies like me in this world.
You are an awesome teacher and I hope you continue sharing your knowledge with us all.
Thanks again
bet your not dummer than me
Thank you so much you are a great teacher
Thanks Jerry, always great to hear the videos are helping others. Thanks for watching!
I always like "basics" videos... great for newbies, good refresher for others, and if it is too basic, you don't have to watch it. Bit of an "Owie" on your arm?
Yeah the "Owie" was a gift from the young and "Big" new member of the familly Mika the Great Dane! She's 6 month 1/2 and already weighs over 80 pounds! And those nails hurt :) Thanks for watching Garth!
I know that "basics" videos might be boring for some, but I want to add some of those to my UA-cam channel for people who are just beginning, so they can have the information if needed. Like you said, I'm not forcing people to watch it :)
I hope you are going to spend some quality time training Mika. When my 8 pound Papillon jumps up, you barely notice ... 80 pounds and growing, would put you on the ground.
@Blondie SL I know what you mean, I've worked with people like that :) As for the tutorials, sometimes you just need to know the How! without having to know the Why? Thanks for watching!
I'm not that familiar with Windows, but unless it's different than the other OS's, there should be an option in properties that will allow the user to designate a specified location for libraries other than the Documents folder.
Thanks! Gr8 Video!
Exactly what I was looking for thank you!!!
Do both of the IDE and the library folders have to be in x86?
I believe my IDE ended up in documents folder, and works with hexloader, but, when I try to load libraries from github I get an error stating no directories found.
I also tried the zip way too.
I will try moving the folders to C drive to see if my results are better?
Ive been on the Arduino site for 3.5hrs trying to figure out what you showed in the first 3:28. thanks
Always great to hear that the tutorials are helping others. I'm coming back with more in September, hope to see you there! Cheers!
could u make a video on multiple libraries error
Thanks you so much......
Excellent! Simple and effective.
Very Helpful Ivan, thank you. :-)
Great ... just what I needed ...
Thank you for doing this clip!
Thanks for your comment, great to hear that the videos are helping others with their projects! Thanks for watching!
I haven't been able to find a good instructive video on how to use an Arduino library and all of its functions
Hi Raymond, I'll try to find the time to make a more in depth tutorial video on Arduino libraries, just have to find the time :) Thanks for your comment!
I found this to be a very good tutorial , and I have been able to install a couple of files to my library folder except for the GFX ....I've been trying for two day and it will not install ????
That helps a lot! TY.
Awesome info and video, thank you and GOD bless.
Why is it that Arduino's own website couldn't include a video or a set of instructions like this?
What does it say about a company that makes such basic things (how to find and install libraries) so inaccessible?
This was amazing!
Great informative video! thank you.
great get going video... is there a way to change old old C_Code over to C++_Code i am getting some errors on old C-variable registers not in C++ ? thanks....:)
Very good video and helfull is there a website with libary downloads or do you have to hunt to find them?
Visit brainy-bits.com/tutorials to download the code, library and get more information about our UA-cam Tutorial. Thanks for watching!
Adam, I am having to download from GITHUB some exotic programs that do not come with the .h or cpp files .. Seems I have to hunt down for the additional files .. Wanted to know what is the best way to chase down support files?
excellent covered everything.
I had a library issue with Windows 10. When I installed a library it was not recognized because Arduino was installing new libraries inder ...Documents/Arduino/libraries, yet the compilation was looking for libraries under C:/Program Files x86/Arduino/libraries. Fix was to copy the contents of C:/Program Files (x86)/Arduino/libraries folder into the folder ...Documents/Arduino/libraries. Renamed folder "libraries" under C:/Program Files (x86)/Arduino to "libraries.old" then created a symbolic link to ...Documents/Arduino/libraries:
mdlink /D "C:/Program Files x86/Arduino/libraries" "C:\Users\\Documents\Arduino\libraries"
So now when I install a new library I dont have to bother copying it to x86 library folder!
dear friend, if i got 2 files - *.cpp & *.h , how can i put them to arduino libaries? Thanks
Please do this video for installing libraries when arduino is on linux machine...
Thanks sir a lot . Make videos about arduino . I will like to learn from u . Thanks👍👍👌😊😊
Thanks a lot!
You want to a zoom class with me on how to do the librarys and just copying sketchs and making that part work. I don't know what i'm doing wrong?? Just old and stupid i guess. I'm more than happy to pay you for your time. I just need someone to bring all this together for me cause i love hobby electronics and i'm made a living doing car electronic repair but this coding got me stumped. Looks so easy when you guys do it and I copy everything step by step but yet it doesn't work??
thankzz
thanks a lot
Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much that was very informative , now i know why sometimes i lose files
No problem, glad the video helped. Thanks for watching!
thank you you save mi
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Where do I download a .zip arduino library?
I need eeprom.h
good video but u did not explain what are libraries what they do ..
Hi Samuel, I wanted to talk about that in this video but figured it would make it too long, so I will do that in the next video when we create a library from scratch. Thanks for watching btw :)
Brainy-Bits thanks i wait
Just Brilliant
I noticed 2 locations myself and thought I fucked up. Now I know I'm just A fuck up.
That made me laugh :) Thanks for watching!