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**Tips:**
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**Tips:**
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- Clear the previous needle before drawing a new one for smooth animation.
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- Clear the previous needle before drawing a new one for smooth animation.
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- Adjust `cx`, `cy`, and `r` for your display size.
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- Adjust `cx`, `cy`, and `r` for your display size.
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- You can enhance the arc with tick marks and labels for a more realistic look.
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- You can enhance the arc with tick marks and labels for a more realistic look.
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Hi,
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I’ve made an open-source graphics editor designed to help create visuals for TFT_eSPI, U8g2, AdafruitGFX, and ESPHome.
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Pick the GUI library or platform you're using, choose your display size, and start building with visual tools — draw shapes, add text, and more. As you work, a code window below will auto-generate the source code you can copy into your project to reproduce the design.
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You can import your own images and convert them into data arrays. There's also a built-in icon library to help you get started quickly.
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It’s open source and community-supported: https://github.com/sbrin/lopaka
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The cloud version is live at https://lopaka.app
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There’s even a gallery of editable screens and UI designs created by others, so you don’t have to start from scratch.
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I'd love to hear your thoughts:
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– What do you think of the idea?
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– What features do you wish it had?
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Your feedback is the best motivation to keep building!
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