Description:
A microcontroller that uses the new lua features to draw maps on the screen and a arrow pointing the way you are currently facing, and the coordinates/rotation. It works on all monitor sizes but is not useful on the 1x1 monitor.
How to use:
Just connect the XY(from a gps sensor), rotation(from a compass) and touchscreen output(from the monitor) to the right inputs to get a interactive map, change the settings of the microcontroller to change the colour and transparency of the text.
Inputs/Outputs and Settings:
[b] Distance sensor: [/b]
A number output value from a distance sensor between 0 and 250
[b] Compass input: [/b]
The output from a compass (in turns)
[b] X/Y Coordinate: [/b]
The X and Y output from a gps sensor.
[b] Touch screen input: [/b]
The touchscreen output from the used monitor.
[b] Video output: [/b]
The video output to connect to a monitor (only supports 1 monitor per microcontroller)
[b] Text "Colour": [/b]
The red, green and blue settings require a value between 0 and 255 to colour the text. Alpha also requires a value between 0 and 255 for the transparency, 0 is see through and 255 is 100% visible.
[b] Box "Colour": [/b]
The red, green and blue settings require a value between 0 and 255 to colour the buttons. Alpha also requires a value between 0 and 255 for the transparency, 0 is see through and 255 is 100% visible.
[b] Pointer size: [/b]
The size of how big the pointer should be (in pixels)
[i]Tags: Touchscreen, Map Drawer, Modular, Lua [/i]
