topic Re: v1.5 Speedometer example, Custom Resolution 320x170 Micropython renders wrongly in GUI Guider

v1.5 Speedometer example, Custom Resolution 320x170 Micropython renders wrongly

tyeth — Sat, 21 Jan 2023 16:36:10 GMT

Create a new simulator project, with the device resolution set to 320x170

Select the example of Speedometer template when offered.

Run the example as micropython code and agree to autogeneration.

Notice the speed label is truncated by the units label, and on the graph page the vertical axis is messed up / truncated. The button label is also incorrectly laid out.

Run the same project as a C project, accept the autogenerated code, and then notice the demo looks as expected, matching the expectations from the designer or from LVGL more closely.

Re: v1.5 Speedometer example, Custom Resolution 320x170 Micropython renders wrongly

_Leo_ — Mon, 23 Jan 2023 17:59:56 GMT

Can you tell us which MCU are you using please?

Re: v1.5 Speedometer example, Custom Resolution 320x170 Micropython renders wrongly

CarlosGarabito — Wed, 25 Jan 2023 18:43:44 GMT

hi @tyeth we release a new version of Gui Guider, you can test it and if your error has disappeared, if not, could you give us more information about your board that are you using, MCU, and what is the problem about the MCU and GuiGuider?

Thanks

Re: v1.5 Speedometer example, Custom Resolution 320x170 Micropython renders wrongly

WenbinYuan — Wed, 01 Feb 2023 04:05:49 GMT

Hello @tyeth,

This issue is caused by different font size between C and MicroPython simulator, there're 2 suggestions for you:

Don't choose a resolution that differ significantly from default resolution(480 * 272) when use MicroPython simulator.
Modify attributes of all labels after when you use MicroPython as major language.

Thank you for your feedback!

Best Regards,

Wenbin