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BobF
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Just a question!

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OK, I am NOT making an "Etch a Sketch", a good idea though. So the question is what type display (X,Y) could you use for this and it should also be expandable to any size.

Thanks all!

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Here's my collection of Joystick X-Y controllers.

Maybe something will be useful or adaptable for your needs...

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BobF
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Thank you so much Spogg, but what I am really looking for is a DISPLAY that would support say graphic surface function plots. Again NOT what I am doing, but again a cool idea.

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Oops :oops:

I misunderstood, or rather made an assumption. You want a display that leaves a trace of input x-y values.

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Now that you mention it ..... who doesn't want an "Etch a Sketch" :mrgreen:

if we have to stay in lockdown/isolation much longer ... I may have to spring for one !
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You can do that by using the green prim (forgot the name) that allows you to draw into a bitmap.
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Thanks tula,

Do you remember any schematics that may have used it. I looked and can not find it, sorry.

Later then, BobF.....
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