I'm trying to create a simple projection clock using a m5stickc-plus and a magnifying lens. It's all very basis but it's good enough for my purpose. The lens inverts the image so I need to use a mirror to reflect the screen and project that on the wall using the lens. But I was thinking, if I could just mirror the output of the TFT screen it would make the project even simpler. I looked around a bit but did not find any info on this. Anyone knows if this is possible at all and if so, how?

@felmue said in UIFlow 1.8.6:

Hello @Phuturist

using UIFlow 1.9.0 works for me (well kind of). With M5Core2 I can use the whole LCD unit screen (eg. 135 x 240). However with M5Atom (or M5StickCPlus) I can only use part of it, else there is an out of memory error. Here is what works for me with M5Atom.

Thanks
Felix

Thanx Felix, it's indeed now working for a small partion of the screen when connected to my M5StickC Plus. Trying to set it to it's actual size indeed results in a memory allocation error. I had seen that one before as well but didnt think it was related to the screen size. If anyone knows how to fix the memory allocation error, please let me know.

@mati said in UIFlow 1.8.6:

Nope, just out of the box and go. First try with Atom lite fail but on core2 and init in the setup all looks legit.

Could you post your working UIFlow?

I have the same issue, gives me the error "'Lcd' object has no attribute 'frame_buf'".