I'm seeing a strange issue when trying to change the default Logo displayed during startup.
The example code references an "image.h" file that can be edited.
When trying to change the image to a custom one, it looks like parts of the image are written "right to left" instead of "left to right".
I previewed the "Heltec" logo and the logo's bitmap does indeed seem to be written strangely.
(checked here 'http://javl.github.io/image2cpp/') The "image.h" file is added as an "include" at the start of the example *.ino files I was reviewing. This can be reproduced on any of the example files that reference the image.h file ... although I was using the LoRa sender example. Changing my image.h for the default/ example one is one way to see the issue.
My bmp (which should be an oval with the word "test" behind it):
I'm seeing a strange issue when trying to change the default Logo displayed during startup.
The example code references an "image.h" file that can be edited.
When trying to change the image to a custom one, it looks like parts of the image are written "right to left" instead of "left to right".
I previewed the "Heltec" logo and the logo's bitmap does indeed seem to be written strangely.
(checked here 'http://javl.github.io/image2cpp/') The "image.h" file is added as an "include" at the start of the example *.ino files I was reviewing. This can be reproduced on any of the example files that reference the image.h file ... although I was using the LoRa sender example. Changing my image.h for the default/ example one is one way to see the issue.
My bmp (which should be an oval with the word "test" behind it):
Heltec's logo: