PTK-led-sandbox

App for working with Wacom PTK-1240 LED displays.

Usage

1. Make a 16 color format bmp image with a resolution of 64 x 128 px.

   16 color bmp conversion tutorial using Gimp: Image, Animation

2. Place any bmp files in a folder for conversion. Use separate folders for top and bottom screens.

   Examples of how files are ordered when using multiple: 1 11 111 2 22 222 or 001 002 003 004 005 006.

3. Run either with or without command line args.

Command line args

PTK-led-sandbox {display} {tablet} {alternate} {foldername 1} {foldername 2}

Display

1: Top display

2: Bottom display

3: Both displays

Tablet

0: No config (These can be sent to any tablet under any driver using InitSender)

1: PTK-540WL (Opentabletdriver)

2: PTK-640 (Opentabletdriver)

3: PTK-840 (Opentabletdriver)

4: PTK-1240 (Opentabletdriver)

Alternate

When writing inits for animations should each frame alternate which display it uses or should the entire animation play on one display then the other. When Display is 1 or 2 this is unused but must not be ommited.

1: Alternate Displays

2: Write top screen then bottom screen

Filename 1

Relative or absolute path to the folder to use.

When Display is 1 or 3 this will be used for the top display.

When Display is 2 this will be used for the bottom display.

Filename 2

Relative or absolute path to the folder to use.

When Display is 3 this will be used for the bottom display.

When Display is 1 or 2 this is not used and can be omitted.

Dependencies

.Net Runtime 6.0 x64: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/6.0

Building

$options= @('--configuration', 'Release', '-p:PublishSingleFile=true', '-p:DebugType=embedded', '--self-contained', 'false')
dotnet publish PTK-led-sandbox $options --runtime win-x64 --framework net6.0 -o build/win-x64
dotnet publish PTK-led-sandbox $options --runtime linux-x64 --framework net6.0 -o build/linux-x64