yeah it is, and reinstalling didnt make a difference, do i need to select any specific packages after installing?Ok, I see. Sounds like something might be installed improperly... MinGW is installed, right?
yeah it is, and reinstalling didnt make a difference, do i need to select any specific packages after installing?Ok, I see. Sounds like something might be installed improperly... MinGW is installed, right?
The basic package should be installed, that's about it tho. Sorry about all the questions haha, it's just tough trying to figure out what could be wrong if everything is installed correctlyyeah it is, and reinstalling didnt make a difference, do i need to select any specific packages after installing?
Pretty much! In fact, this Splatoon post printer was derived from Switch-Fightstick, which is a project for exactly that.Wait, so if I wired up some buttons to the Teensy/Arduino, and modified the code accordingly, I could make my own NSwitch controller?
Holy shit, that's awesome! I'll pull out my old broken SNES controller and see if I can make it into a NS controller. Again, awesome!!!!Pretty much! In fact, this Splatoon post printer was derived from Switch-Fightstick, which is a project for exactly that.
I'd recommend just trying different cables until it works. They're fairly common and pretty cheap.I bought Teensy ++ 2.0, but it was not recognized by the PC.(Win7 x86 and Win10 x64)
I think the cable is a problem, but I do not know which manufacturer's goods are good.
I used Type-A male ⇔ 5 Pin Mini B male cable.
mh is there a way to invert the Pic at the end?
i have test it with White Background and Black Painting so he makes the Background Black.
Then i have inverted the Raw png and convertet it to the data so that the Background was Black and the Painting White but he still make the Background Black and the Painting White.
Can you specify where it is or what line?Yeah, I'm gonna submit a pull request into WyseNynja's fork to fix that since his fork seems to be maintained. The fix is quite simple; simply have to flip the conditional check in Joystick.c. That should preserve the image generated in image.c. Here's an example.
I'm also working on generating an x-y coordinate map of black pixels, so that the printer can jump to the position rather than perform scanlines. This would speed up printing of images with mostly white backgrounds significantly.
i just replaced the msys-1.0.dll with one that wasnt corrupted
also, not directed towards you, but how should i go about uploading the hex file i built to a leonardo r3?
Can you specify where it is or what line?
if ((image_data[(xpos / 8)+(ypos*40)] & 1 << (xpos % 8)) && (xpos >= 0))
if (!(image_data[(xpos / 8)+(ypos*40)] & 1 << (xpos % 8)) && (xpos >= 0))
Exactly what I did ._.It's not as simple as placing some files in certain spots and running "make"
I've got a mediafire link here if that helps!Hi, I wonder if you can upload Atmel AVR 8-bit and 32-bit GNU Toolchain file on MEGA or Google Drive. I've been trying that page for a bunch of times and they haven't sent me any confirmation or download email, just a welcome one and that's it. I really don't want to go through such a hassle to download a software, and even if it's easy I don't really want to create an account just to download one file (or 2 in this case).
Since it's free anyway I don't think it's breaking any rule to upload it somewhere for easy download, right?
Thank you.
Honestly, at this point, the issue could be anything. Seems to differ wildly from person to person. Make sure your makefile specifies the target as an atmega32u4 and not an at90usb1286, and make sure the commands are being typed correctly.I tried every single step and nothing happens. I tried the sample hex file you've provided (ironic image sample) and loaded it using teensy loader which worked instantly. How did you compile that sample hex file? I'm using atmega32u4 by the way...