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    Default Re: G50V - Anyone find a use for the OLED display?

    Works great thanks!
    I'm using the winamp peaks 2 script from the megascript.
    I'd love to be able to have a small clock in the bottom left corner where there's nothing at the moment but I have no idea about scripting, would this be easy to incorporate?

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    Default Re: G50V - Anyone find a use for the OLED display?

    nevermind, i worked it out myself, it was pretty easy!
    what do you think -

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    Default Re: Asus G50 / G70 / G71 OLED driver for LCDHype

    Quote Originally Posted by Predator_MF View Post
    So, after some development, the G50/G70/G71 OLED driver for LCDHype (also works with G1S and G2S) is ready.

    You can download it from here

    Extract the folder from the archive into < LCDHype folder >\controller and start LCDHype. After starting LCDHype you should see the LCDHype logo flashing on your OLED.

    You need to select the driver from the controllers list, in LCDHype go to Configuration -> LCD configuration, click the "+" on the list and select the "Asus G-Series OLED Display":
    http://img519.imageshack.us/my.php?i...tdriverzn8.jpg

    Then, you must select the driver mode, the default is 128 x 32 (G1/G2), down on the "predefined settings" select "256 x 32 (G50/G70)":
    http://img91.imageshack.us/my.php?im...ectmodefn9.jpg

    After that you are good to go. It's now time to encourage you guys to port the Megascript 2.0 to G50

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    Default My first scripting....

    My first attempt at scripting, is just a modification of the 1st module of the megascript for the G50.

    To make this work you will need to edit in the scripts/mega script/bmp the following files: 0.bmp - 9.bmp, doppelpunkt1.bmp and doppelpunkt2.bmp. Reduce them all to 40% of their original size. (Is there a way to have the script do this without actually modifying the files?)

    It may be sloppy but this is my first attempt at scripting of this nature - just thought I'd share.

    I have a preview available but I'm not allowed to post URL's here until I have made more posts. My site is stormrager dot net and the file is G0vlcdtime.jpg


    Digital-Uhr Module of the megascript.sd

    Code:
    #Header
     %Graph.SetInvertArea(256,32,0,0)
     %Common.SetPriority(500)
     %Graph.SetTextArea(0,0,256,32)
     %DefVar(xPos,Local=96)
     %DefVar(yPos,Local=32)
    
    
    /These Variables defined with images reduced 40%
     Adjusted for the 256x32 screen of an Asus G50/
     
       %DefVar(Xpos0=103)  /posx erste Zahl/
       %DefVar(Xpos1=115) /posx zweite Zahl/
       %DefVar(Xpos2=132) /posx dritte Zahl/
       %DefVar(Xpos3=144) /posx vierte Zahl/
       %DefVar(Ypos=13)  /alle Zahlen/
       %DefVar(b=25)     /breite der Zahl(des Bildes)/
       %DefVar(h=55)     /hoehe der Zahl (des Bildes)/
       %DefVar(Bilder=1)
       
    
       
    #EndHeader
    #GfxMode
    %Param.OverlayMode()
    /%Graph.Rect(2,7,125,57,1,0)/
    
    
    
    %Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\doppelpunkt%Bilder().bmp,128,20,0,0,3,15,0,NONE)
          %If(%Bilder() = 2) 
          Then{ %Assign(Bilder,1) }
          Else{ %Assign(Bilder,%Inc(%Bilder(),1)) }
    
    
    /erste Zahl/
             %If((%System.GetDateTime(hh) > 9) 
             AND (%System.GetDateTime(hh) < 20)) 
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\1.bmp,%Xpos0(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
             Else {%If((%System.GetDateTime(hh) > 19) 
             AND (%System.GetDateTime(hh) < 24))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\2.bmp,%Xpos0(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
             Else {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\0.bmp,%Xpos0(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}}
    /zweite Zahl/
    /0,10,20/%If((%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 0) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 10) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 20))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\0.bmp,%Xpos1(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /1,11,21/%If((%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 1) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 11) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 21))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\1.bmp,%Xpos1(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /2,12,22/%If((%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 2) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 12) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 22))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\2.bmp,%Xpos1(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /3,13,23/%If((%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 3) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 13) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 23))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\3.bmp,%Xpos1(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /4,14/   %If((%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 4) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 14))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\4.bmp,%Xpos1(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}  
    /5,15/   %If((%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 5) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 15))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\5.bmp,%Xpos1(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}  
    /6,16/   %If((%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 6) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 16))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\6.bmp,%Xpos1(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /7,17/   %If((%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 7) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 17))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\7.bmp,%Xpos1(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /8,18/   %If((%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 8) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 18))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\8.bmp,%Xpos1(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /9,19/   %If((%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 9) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(hh) = 19))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\9.bmp,%Xpos1(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}        
    /dritte Zahl/
             %If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) > 9) 
             AND (%System.GetDateTime(nn) < 20)) 
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\1.bmp,%Xpos2(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
             Else {%If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) > 19) 
             AND (%System.GetDateTime(nn) < 30))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\2.bmp,%Xpos2(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
             Else {%If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) > 29) 
             AND (%System.GetDateTime(nn) < 40))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\3.bmp,%Xpos2(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}  
             Else {%If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) > 39) 
             AND (%System.GetDateTime(nn) < 50))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\4.bmp,%Xpos2(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}    
             Else {%If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) > 49) 
             AND (%System.GetDateTime(nn) < 60))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\5.bmp,%Xpos2(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
             Else {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\0.bmp,%Xpos2(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}}}}}
    /vierte Zahl/
    /0,10,20,30,40,50/
             %If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 0) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 10) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 20) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 30) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 40) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 50))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\0.bmp,%Xpos3(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /1,11,21,31,41,51/
             %If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 1) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 11) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 21) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 31) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 41) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 51))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\1.bmp,%Xpos3(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /2,12,22,32,42,52/
             %If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 2) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 12) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 22) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 32) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 42) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 52))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\2.bmp,%Xpos3(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /3,13,23,33,43,53/
             %If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 3) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 13) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 23) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 33) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 43) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 53))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\3.bmp,%Xpos3(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /4,14,24,34,44,54/
             %If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 4) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 14) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 24) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 34) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 44) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 54))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\4.bmp,%Xpos3(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /5,15,25,35,45,55/
             %If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 5) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 15) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 25) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 35) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 45) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 55))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\5.bmp,%Xpos3(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /6,16,26,36,46,56/
             %If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 6) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 16) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 26) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 36) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 46) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 56))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\6.bmp,%Xpos3(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /7,17,27,37,47,57/
             %If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 7) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 17) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 27) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 37) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 47) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 57))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\7.bmp,%Xpos3(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}         
    /8,18,28,38,48,58/
             %If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 8) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 18) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 28) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 38) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 48) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 58))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\8.bmp,%Xpos3(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
    /9,19,29,39,49,59/
             %If((%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 9) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 19) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 29) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 39) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 49) 
             OR (%System.GetDateTime(nn) = 59))
             Then {%Graph.LoadBitmap(\bmp\9.bmp,%Xpos3(),%Ypos(),0,0,%b(),%h(),0,NONE)}
     
     %Common.CreateNewLine()
     %Format.Offset(Vertical,-15)
     %Format.Offset(Horizontal,)
     %Graph.Font('Tahoma',8,1,Bold)
     %Format.AlignCenter()
     %System.GetDateTime(dddd," "mmmm" "dd", "yyyy)
      
    /Screenwechsel/
    %If(%WinAmp.Status() = 0)Then{%Common.ChangeScreen(0,LiQuiD-MP3) }Else{ }
    
    
     
    #EndGfxMode

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    Default Re: G50V - Anyone find a use for the OLED display?

    Quote Originally Posted by pclove View Post
    I've been trying to figure out how to rotate the script, but my brain isn't grasping it. When I look at the items in MS2.0, I can't seem to find out which lines make the screen change between the scripts. I've tried a few things and they don't do anything. Can someone help with a little direction? Thanks.
    The "core" function of the MS2.0 is the "KeyCheck()" function. You'll see it in the body of every custom screen. It does all by itself, all you do is add it to your own screen, and you'll have a menu in it. Read the first megascript details.
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    Default Re: G50V - Anyone find a use for the OLED display?

    Also, as I examine my G50's LCD closer, has anyone else noticed some 'burn-in' of their LCD display? ~=/ I've had this thing less than a month and don't keep it running when I'm not using it....

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    Default Re: G50V - Anyone find a use for the OLED display?

    Yeah everyone should have it, I have it also on my G1S, that's why I integrated a screensaver in the megascript. In 3 minutes idle, it goes on and moves the current time on the OLED, so it doesn't burn-in more. That's where the autochange function comes handy also, it doesn't show one and the same screen all the time, so you don't burn it into your OLED
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    Default Re: G50V - Anyone find a use for the OLED display?

    Unfortunately, OLEDs seem to be highly susceptible to burn-in... or maybe just the cheap-ish ones used in consumer electronics, who knows. I have major burn-in on my 2-year old Creative Zen V Plus mp3 player, as well.
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    Default Re: G50V - Anyone find a use for the OLED display?

    Yeah I had some burn-in with my old G1s, but it wasn't that big of a deal, you get used to it.

    Now just gotta wait for someone to make an msn script and I think im set!

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    Default Re: G50V - Anyone find a use for the OLED display?

    There is MSN script into the Megascript 2.0
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