Marcoos V1.0
| Project Name | Stars | Downloads | Repos Using This | Packages Using This | Most Recent Commit | Total Releases | Latest Release | Open Issues | License | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arduinomenu | 831 | 5 months ago | 104 | lgpl-2.1 | C++ | |||||
| Arduino generic menu/interactivity system | ||||||||||
| Autoconnect | 777 | 7 months ago | 8 | mit | C++ | |||||
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| M5stack Sd Updater | 252 | 4 months ago | 87 | mit | C++ | |||||
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| Liquidmenu | 241 | 25 days ago | 1 | mit | C++ | |||||
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| Httpclient | 238 | 5 years ago | 18 | C++ | ||||||
| Arduino HTTP library | ||||||||||
| Tcmenu | 224 | 2 | 1 | 17 days ago | 32 | June 01, 2022 | 13 | apache-2.0 | Java | |
| Menu library for Arduino, mbed and ESP with designer UI and remote control capabilities. | ||||||||||
| Gem | 181 | 12 days ago | 14 | lgpl-3.0 | C++ | |||||
| Good Enough Menu for Arduino | ||||||||||
| Arduino Menusystem | 147 | 4 years ago | 15 | mit | C++ | |||||
| Arduino library for implementing a menu system | ||||||||||
| Framework32 | 97 | 3 years ago | C | |||||||
| Framework32 gives your ESP32 the ability to run multiple, graphical apps on very small displays | ||||||||||
| Tcmenulib | 86 | 15 days ago | 5 | apache-2.0 | C++ | |||||
| TcMenu modular IoT menu library supporting rotary encoder, joysticks, many displays, and remote control over Ethernet and Serial | ||||||||||
MarcOS v1.0
MarcOS v1.0 - This Sketch is divided in multiple Tabs
MarcOS is a simple menu for your TouchScreen Display of your Arduino. It works best with an Arduino Mega but it can also work with an Arduino UNO/NANO (although it will use quite a bit of storage and memory).
IMPORTANT: You might need to replace the Libraries for Touch Display with the ones for your own display and re-calibrate the touch-button coordinates to match the ones of your display.
CALIBRATE TOUCH: Once you upload this sketch to your Arduino, open the Serial Monitor and touch the display on the button's borders to see the coordinates of the point you've touched. If these don't match with the coordinates in the code, replace them with the correct values for your display.
Leave a comment on the YouTube page (https://youtu.be/VgrpyojQUkk) if you have any questions.
