[How to do instruction] LCD/OLED display using pydPiper

[vgnmnky]

Update - it seems to work now! Yeah!
If a #1 noob like me can make it work, there’s a good chance anybody are able to. X-D

What I’ve learned:
I don’t know sh.. and even less than that.

Kind regards
Rock

Edit1 29th May: bmfont is a very useful tool if you want to experiment with different and/or larger fonts.

Regarding large fonts, did you find/create a large font for the clock (when paused)?  I tried to replace the default BigFont with the other large font in pydPiper/displays/fonts, Vintl01, but it doesn't render properly (some sections are rendered as question marks).  All I tried was changing the file name in the pages file.  Everything else works fine.  An option for an even larger font, so the clock fills my 20x4 display, would be great too.  Anyone managed this? 

Thanks for the discussion and tips on this thread, got it working nicely, apart from the above.  Will take a look at the bmfont tool as well.