Dashboard indicators (customizible)
Flexible microcontroller for creating your own dashboards.
Two grids available: 2×2 and 3×3.
Changeble color for each icon.
30 preset icons.
Ability to draw your own icons.
Controller size 1×2.
Supports up to 3×3 monitor.
Please read these instructions carefully! Sorry for my poor english knowledge.
0. Subscribe to this item.
1. Install the controller.
2. Connect input signal. Check picture 2 for a detailed index scheme. (each on/off channel handles one indicator.)
3. Connect video signal.
4. Configure.
To configure go to properties using select tool.
First of all, choose which grid you will be using.
Then set background color and inactive color When indicator is disabled, it uses inactive color. Setting same bg and inactive colors means that disabled indicators would be invisible.
Colors could be set like (r,g,b) or (r, g, b), where 0 ≤ r, g, b ≤ 255.
Icon1-Icon9 properties set icons on the panel (check picture 2 for index scheme). You just have to type in icon’s name. Check picture 1 for preset icon names. One icon can be used multiple times.
Icon1 color – Icon9 color properties set active color of each icon. It is used when composite with same index is active.
Setting four icons is enough for 2×2 grid. (check picture 5).
You can leave some icons empty (check picture 6).
For using on bigger screens, edit offsets (check picture 7). Offset is set in blocks, so offset X = 1 means that icons will be drawn in the middle of 3*1 monitor.
Enter microcontroller editor by pressing "edit microcontroller" button.
Than go to script you want to edit depending on which grid are you going to use (check picture 3).
Now you can draw by setting 1 and 0 in the arrays. You can edit any icons in the script as well as their names. Replacing *your own* means adding a new icon. To use it, just type it’s name as usual. Check picture 4 for better understanding.
UPD: Code for gear indicator as at picture 6 could be found here: https://pastebin.com/iTUL3td7
Feel free to use, but if you use this controller in your workshop product, please credit me!
P.S. please contact me in case of having issues on AMD gpu.
