i have been writing a gui interface which links to an arduino board to produce a DMX signal, however i was planning on using the raspberry pi to run the gui along with a touchscreen but after nearly completing my project and finally getting the pi to run processing it is running way to slow.
Has anyone managed to get processing running quickly on the pi?
Is it possible to run an arduino image on the pi?
is there an android device similar to the pi's price and physical size, which i can easily link to a touchscreen and an arduino?
If not it looks like i will have to re-write my whole code in python (which i've never used). :-(
I woud like to create 24 sliders using some of the same information and so i would like to use a class to store the information and float things like the x and y position and add these in like a normal class but i can't seem to get it to work... Here is the code i am trying to use which i know works:
c1=new ControlP5(this);
c1.addSlider ("channel1")
.setPosition(10,100)
.setSize(80,400)
.setRange(0,255)
.setSliderMode(Slider.FLEXIBLE)
.setSliderBarSize(20);
c1.setColorBackground(#3109D3);
c1.setColorForeground(#4DB3FF);
c1.setColorActive(#A0E6FF);
c1.setColorLabel(#000000);
c1.hide();
I would like to change this in a class to the following so i can type say, slider("channel 1", xpos,ypos) but something so that it would also recall all of the other information, is this possible? it would tidy up my code massively if it is :-).
