Display Simulator

• 128x64 OLED simulator written in Unity, uses lua scripting to make custom scripts for diplay. Example can be a simple Trex game.

To open a custom script:

Universal: Scripts have to have a name and end with .lua extension

Windows: Place it in a Resource folder located in a DisplaySimulator_Data folder.

Android: Place it on a internal storage.

THIS IS NOT A FINISHED PROJECT, it has bugs and a lot of features aren't there, also preformance is not the greatest.

Every scirpt has to have three functions written:

• OnStart() - Is executed on start
• OnUpdate() - Is executed every frame(not locked)
• SysTick_Handler() - Is executed on every tick (locked to 30fps)

Available functions:

• OLED.DrawPixel(int x, int y, int value, bool transparent ) - Set pixel at coordinate x,y with value of 1 - on, 0 - off
• OLED.DrawPixels(int[] screen, int x, int y, int width, int height, bool transparent) - Set pixels from 1d image array
•  OLED.DrawText(int x, int y, string text, bool transparent) - Set pixel from text, starting at point x, y, where y is screen height divided by 5
• OLED.UpdateScreen() - Moves pixels from buffer to display
• OLED.Clear() - Clears buffer
• OLED.IsPressed(Button button) - Checks if button is pressed, returns false or true
• OLED.IsUp(Button button) - Checks if button is up
• OLED.IsDown(Button button) - Checks if button is down, returns false or true
• OLED.GetDeltaTime() - Gets delta time from last frame
• OLED.GoBackToMenu() - Returns to menu
• OLED.GetWidth() - Gets width of screen, returns int
• OLED.GetHeight() - Gets height of screen, returns int
• OLED.Button  = {Up, Right, Down, Left, A, B}, e.g. OLED.Button.Up, returns button up.