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I am using the POC 6 WIFI/BLE board and ModusBus example Ewin graphics that includes graphics examples.
emWin_TFT_FreeRTOS_4mod1
It works fine, but I need help adding a second BMP picture to it. I have downloaded a image and used the Ewin BMP to C
converter successfully.
How would I include a second image file to this existing task file or delete the original image?
bill
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Hi @biknc_349756 ,
There are 2 ways to add the image to the UI application.
1. Using Appwizard.
- Add a image object to the screen and set the bitmap image file to the image object
- While exporting and saving the project, AppWizard will take care of image to convert it to .c file
2. Using BmpCVT and emWin API
- Convert the BMP image to .c file using BmpCVT
- Add the .c file to the project
- Use GUI_DrawBitmap() (emWin API) function to display the image
For more information on this topic you may refer to UM03001_emWin and UM03003_AppWizard.
Regards,
Bhamy Narasimha Shenoy
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Hi @biknc_349756 ,
There are 2 ways to add the image to the UI application.
1. Using Appwizard.
- Add a image object to the screen and set the bitmap image file to the image object
- While exporting and saving the project, AppWizard will take care of image to convert it to .c file
2. Using BmpCVT and emWin API
- Convert the BMP image to .c file using BmpCVT
- Add the .c file to the project
- Use GUI_DrawBitmap() (emWin API) function to display the image
For more information on this topic you may refer to UM03001_emWin and UM03003_AppWizard.
Regards,
Bhamy Narasimha Shenoy
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Thanks and Regards,
Bhamy Narasimha Shenoy