Hey all!

Recently a lot of you came up with features requirements that you'd like to have, whenever it's UIFlow, Arduino IDE, Hardware etc ...
We've created this topic especially for you to let us know what features and requirements you might have.

How to make a wish?

1. Before posting please make sure it's something that doesn't already exist, you can confirm by searching in the relevant forums.

2. Make sure it's a feature you are asking for - not a bug report to be fixed, for bugs you can use different topics in the forum.

When posting a wish or feature you'd like to add please mention in the title for what platform you are referring to such as:

[UIFlow] Pink unicorn background-color or [Arduino] Add more samples for X and Y this will enable us to go through your requirement faster and categorize it.

Rating wishes

For every topic you can "vote up" or "vote down" make sure to give your vote whenever you want this feature to be pushed forward, you can comment as well to make us notice the feature and push it forward ASAP.

Hope you guys like the idea and we can't wait to hear what kind of features and improvements you have in mind!

@loboris Yup, quick update that after I've made the comment we've discussed and decided to release all schematics as too many of you guys requested it ! all schematics now published in our documentation.

That's a great suggestion! thank you for sharing it with us, we'll push it forward to our engineers and see what we can do :)

@vrtisworks said in Set brightness on one pixel:

@zontex I have an Atom Matrix. And I am using MicroPython .

In the UIFlow you can set the brightness of specific LEDs by using the "set the x RGB color by RGB ..." you need to mention what LED you want to use and in RGB you can set the intensity by the value where 255 is the highest value and 0 is the lowest value and so control the intensity of the LEDs by that.

And here is example of fading up and down a single LED light:

@glenj Hi Glen, I reproduced the issue on Ubuntu and having the same issue as you, it does seem to be a problem in the IDE. The problem doesn't appear to be on OSX or Windows - both are working fine. I'll look into it to figure out a solution and get back to you, thanks for letting us know!

@robalstona said in Online UiFlow version on mobile browsers - dissapearing virtual keyboard:

it was normal until version 1.3.2-1.3.5.

Hi Robal, I've opened a ticket and I'm on it to figure out why it's happening. thanks for giving this feedback and letting us know, I'll get back to you later with results.

Great post! thank you for sharing your with us your knowledge, will be pretty useful for many users over here.

Thank you for posting it! a little secret: seeing your previous post about this requirement in an unrelated forum topic is what made us make the "features wish list" topic so we could address the requests properly and make sure they get taken care of :)

@innovationsmaker the esp32 and other microcontrollers such as Arduino are not 5v tolerant, they can sustain a max of 3.3v input into their input pins, there is no voltage regulator on the grove pin to lower 5v to 3.3v so connecting it will damage it.

The output is 5V because it's delivered by the power management chip and doesn't interact with the ESP32, some sensors require 5V, and its much easy to drop 5V to 3.3V than boosting 3.3V to 5V, most if not all of the M5 Units and sensors support 5V be default so no harm will be caused to them.

Thonny is highly recommended :)

@freefaller said in Best setup for high altitue balloon project:

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Hello, as you mentioned you might need LoRa / 4G or another communication module together with GPS, once the balloon blew up and fall down, you'll need to find your setup so you'll need GPS. the Core device has many sensors which are very useful pre-built such as gyro and accelerometer which you might find very useful (also SD card to log the data) I would suggest going with Core / Core2 device and one of the COM.X modules.

Regarding the batteries, you are right. those are LiPo batteries and they don't do well in cold temperatures, you might need to find another solution for them to replace them with. in general, I think Core will be perfect for you due to the communication module but if you'd like to tincker a bit and connect things more manually, you could go with Stick-C or ATOM device as you mentioned.

Hello, have you tried putting to sleep mode? how long you had the timer camera F ? it sounds like the battery is drained, have you tried to charge it for about an hour or so?

Hello, have you tried other operation system? perhaps you could burn the test firmware and see what's going on and if m5burner can find it.

Hello, please feel free to offer such feature in "future list" and we will consider adding it in the future based on customer demands for such application, currently, unfortunately, we don't support such a function.

Have you tried UIFlow? you could drag and drop elements into the screen to create interactive menu.

Hello, currently unfortuntely we don't support LUA so we don't have the drivers supported for such a framework, you could technically get LUA to work but as no drivers it will be difficult to communicate with the m5 hardware.

Hello, what code are you trying to write is it MicroPython or Arduino C?

Hello, thank you for your contribution! such example definitely looks useful.

Hello, in visual studio code do you use micropython or arduino C? if it's arduino C it should work right away.

Hello, thanks for your suggestion, we definitely looking to expand the core2 family in the future.