I was asked a couple of day ago about how to draw graphs on the V5 screen, presumably to help with PID tuning and things like that. I’m sure there are some comprehensive libraries available in C or C++ that could be easily ported, but for simple visualization of motor velocity and variables it can …

Another demo, this time using lvgl in VEXcode from the project I had posted here a few months back. [image] GitHub - jpearman/vexcode-lvgllib6_X: build lvgl library and demo for VEXcode... build lvgl library and demo for VEXcode V5 (lvgl V6.1.2) - GitHub - jpearman/vexcode-lvgllib6_X: bu…

YESSSS!!! So glad to see lvgl be introduced into VEXCode!!!

It’s not new, I created those github repos back in December. I also would suggest this is not for beginning programmers, you need to understand about how multiple C++ files and libraries work together. [image] Porting LVGL to VEXcode Text VEXcode Pro V5 Text Tech Support …

Wow I didn’t realize there was lvgl support for VEXcode. I was seriously looking into PROS for all the fancy autonomous selector options, but it’s great that it’s also available for VEXcode!

Nice! (Did I miss somewhere how you are creating the screenshots of the V5? The animated screenshots are especially nifty.)

[image] Tetris in VEXcode VEXcode Pro V5 Text Tech Support It’s an old development tool, no short terms plans for integration into VEXcode, perhaps version 2.0 or 3.0.

If you’re using LVGL you can write all your code on the PC testing it with the LVGL PC Simulator . If you isolate your graphics code you can just about drop it into V5 code with very few changes. Just don’t for get to change the horizontal and vertical resolution of the default display to V5 Brain si…

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Graphing on the V5 screen

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