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OlivierPons
243
Jul 28, 2016
After 6 months of letting my Infinity into the cupboard I've decied to reboot under my Linux distro...
I did it! I've finally managed to re-compile... under Linux, unfortunately (because my Linux dont handle fan speed properly and that makes my PC very noisy), and I just wanted to know if I was right or wrong....
I managed to modify my LED display with the utility bitmap2Struct.py. Great! But I want to change the display when i go to another layer (very obvious need).
Correct me if I'm wrong, and please, please I hope so much I'm wrong.... but from what I can read in "kll/layouts/lcdFuncMap.kll" the developper has separated the 128x32 display into 4 spaces of 32x32 where you can only put pref-defined numbers (they're defined from STLcdNumber0 to STLcdNumber9)
Same for colors, if I understand Scan/STLcd/lcd_scan.c they're [shout]HARD CODED[/shout]?
I just want to have a different picture for each layers, and I'll have up to 7 layers. Even if I try to hack with "128x32 display into 4 spaces of 32x32" I'll need 7*4 = 28 different 32x32 squares. Whereas "STLcdNumber0 to STLcdNumber9" are only 10. It's a problem.
So what is the solution? (And dont tell me it's not possible because I bought this version of the Ergodox almots only to play with the LCD screen)
GuillaumeG
31
Jul 29, 2016
OlivierPonsI'll will recommend you this blog post explaining how-to customize logo: http://asciipr0n.net/ergodox-infinity-logo/ and this tool if you like it easy : https://github.com/chuckdee68/IEDLCDEditor
OlivierPons
243
Jul 29, 2016
GuillaumeGI'm sorry but I may have not expressed myself properly. I've said that I managed to modify my LED display with the utility bitmap2Struct.py. Thank you for the link i'll use it for my infinity configuration. But my problem is that I want one image for each layer and it seems impossible to do that...
GuillaumeG
31
Jul 29, 2016
OlivierPonsIt seems possible to do so since the tool "IEDLCDEditor" do it. The magic happens here (writting the 7 image for the 7 layers): https://github.com/chuckdee68/IEDLCDEditor/blob/master/Source/IEDLCDE.py#L378
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