How to draw graphics on the Arduino - OLED and LCD displays using adafruit GFX

[@wallaceshackleton1889]

Most informative, especially for those who didn't go to "Arduino programming school."

[@XanCraft21]

This video helped me a lot. I’m now working on a space invaders game with a 128x64 oled display. One day i think i could be able to get a bigger display and make it bigger and better.

[@Marcello970]

Thanks for watching...? Thank you for explanation. Very good, well done!

[@Ariel-uj9sm]

Thank you very much, I am new to this but thanks to your video I was able to use my display satisfactorily, greetings from Argentina

[@qsdrfghgujfddyffguff]

me also from india

[@danmoscaliuc1881]

Well done! You really made programming easy!

[@benbenowsky821]

very helpful, thank you.

[@jstro-hobbytech]

Cool video. Spi is faster for straight raster. I'm no expert. Your video is old but the mcu boards we have are not a whole lot faster as far as incorporating transformation if you want to play with z. I think those of us who want to learn to draw graphics should have better boards to replace arduino and esp32. Great video though brother. Reminds me of opengl before shaders were introduced.

[@sennabullet]

Thank you for the helpful video!

[@isabarindustries]

Excellent job man..likes from India..love you 3000 times

[@tillytony]

I know this is an old video. Could you do a video of what characters can be displayed with the default fonts please. i just want to diplsay some arrows like on a keyboard and wonder if it can be done without creating custom fonts or drawing shapes? Many thanks

[@timwalt9190]

this is so frickin cool

[@j00xy]

My display is like full of dead pixels, but sometimes it work fine then i restart it then same...Do i neead any resistors?

[@sweetleaf7751]

I keep getting error no matching function for call to 'Adafruit_SH1106::Adafruit_SH1106(int, int, TwoWire*, int)' (mine is the SH1106)

[@stimpyfeelinit]

legend dude