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the cyber 250x122 theme actually uses 320x240 images, making it overflow on a waveshare 250x122 eink screen #1
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I always used the same avatar image, and I resized them with the |
huh, |
also, is there a particular reason why fancytools is not compatible with Jayofelony's image? is it only fancytools or I can use the themes on their image? |
Here, the list of all components value. You can search for 'zoom'. This is an option inside the theme config file. https://github.com/V0r-T3x/pwnagotchi-fancygotchi The line to adjust in an example config file: Jay modified the files used by Fancygotchi. If those files are replaced this is breaking things. I'm working to make a patcher instead of the file replacement. I can't know exactly what will change in the future into any of this file. So I can point you to the last problem I saw, but this can be different in his future images. I need to have a better approach for the potential future innovations. |
I tried to put various values in zoom, even negative, in the sections |
Ok I thought you tried to use custom images to change the pwnagotchi face. The face is linked to the "huge" font. So if you need to make it bigger you can change the 4th value from the size font list. This one is set to 55. Try to change this value in your theme config file. |
I partially solved the issue by scaling all the images that the config-{h,v}.toml call, but i'm stuck on scaling the actual faces. if you can give me a hint on how to do that I might open a pr fixing this!
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