Closed snap2222 closed 7 years ago
You could write a transformer and hook it into the transformer chain or simply modify the call to SetPixel()
with the appropriate math (e.g. if it is mirrored in X direction, then you would say SetPixel(draw_canvas->width() - x, ...)
In both cases you need small modifications in the source.
May be beyond my ability, but I will certainly give it a try! Damon
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You could write a transformer and hook it into the transformer chain or simply modify the call to SetPixel() with the appropriate math (e.g. if it is mirrored in X direction, then you would say SetPixel(draw_canvas->width() - x, ...)
In both cases you need small modifications in the source.
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Hi Henner, I have my display working great except the image is mirrored. Is there a solution?
Thanks.