Someone has finally made a low cost rotary encoder with an integrated touch display. And the bonus is it looks good too. All of the ones I have seen either don’t support touch or are crazy expensive (250USD+) or they are just plain ol ugly.
Uses an ESP32-S3 with 8mb SPIRAM and 16mb SPIFLASH
Hello kdschlosser,
you helped me with the 5 inch display from elecrow, but I cannot say thank you in the old thread because of post limit.
Your code works fine. I switched from thonny to visual studio code pymakr with success.
You said something about “incredibly slow way of rendering to the display”. How can I improve this?
How can I let lvgl do the job instead of that large buffer?
On the other hand, I want to use squareline with C++ code in visual studio code, but here I also need to do some work.