in LVGL, how do we add a style on arc's indicator part?
Hey guys,
in LVGL,
how do we add a style on arc's indicator part?
in LVGL,
how do we add a style on arc's indicator part?
U@undefined.elf have you done any design stuff for LVGl
UI did some design with ez studio
UOh yes! @fbiego also told me of one such studios just escape a my mind
UGitHub
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UI also wrote some style stuff
Usquareline studio worked for many years but nowadays they have became commercial
Uevery good tech ever..
Ujust saw briefly,
doesnt seem like there is a part where it is adding the style on arc itself, is it?
doesnt seem like there is a part where it is adding the style on arc itself, is it?
Uwhat style you want in a arc?
Ulets start with a gradient on the indicator
Uremove the main and knob
UI would recommend to try ez studio rather thar hardcode things
U2nd part is easy
1st is where i was stuck
1st is where i was stuck
Ulet me look at that
Ualso you can check volos project on youtube
Uhe makes some insane designs with lvgl
Uah yes
i follow him
i follow him
Ubut if i remember
he uses squareline
he uses squareline
Uyep he uses..
UYouTubeLVGL_BEGINNER
If video was helpful give a like PLEASE
LVGL ESP32-2432S028R CYD Beginners tutorial on creating a simple speedometer with Arc, Scale, Image and Labels.
00:00 - What we will be creating?
00:21 - Create new project?
01:20 - Add a Scale and set the properties?
02:53 - Basic explanation of Scale parts and set styles?
06:32 - Add a Arc and set the...
LVGL ESP32-2432S028R CYD Beginners tutorial on creating a simple speedometer with Arc, Scale, Image and Labels.
00:00 - What we will be creating?
00:21 - Create new project?
01:20 - Add a Scale and set the properties?
02:53 - Basic explanation of Scale parts and set styles?
06:32 - Add a Arc and set the...
Uyep
similar styling properties
similar styling properties
UI may buy one board with display wiring each time is like hell
UYou don’t need another board
Uyes. if I want to use wire every time
ULuckily some display uses serial communication
Ucan’t even imagine wiring a parallel display each time I use
Uthere is a deprecated widget that could do what i want
Ubut it axed post 8.x
Ujust saw from eez studio
Useems like they are using a image to make that effect
U@undefined.elf got the reverse done
where the Main has the image
where the Main has the image
Ubut nothing seems to have the indicator, the image set
Ulol
it used to be simple
where we create a gradient style
it used to be simple
where we create a gradient style
Uand then add it the object
UIn the past?
Uyea
Uwhich display are you using
Uit looks really crisp
Umy laptop
U
Uin the eez studio?
Unope
Uemulator or native desktop?
Unative desktop
its a plain old simulator
its a plain old simulator
Uname?
Uits a vscode plugin
UI didn’t know that
Mlvgl project creator
Mwe prototype on that
Mthen move to HW