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TouchGFX Academy launch announcement!

Dear Community, We're excited to announce the creation of the TouchGFX Academy! The TouchGFX Academy is a new place to learn TouchGFX with concrete examples and to find answers to your questions when developing your UI. It includes tutorials of cour...

TouchGFX documentation feedback

We wish to always improve our documentation. The best reviews and critics always come from the people that read it, so we would like to use this post to collect your thoughts and feedbacks. Please share what you like, dislike, what you think is missi...

Share your Custom Widgets!

When creating a UI project, you may need widgets that are not part of the TouchGFX library. To create your own graphical element, the TouchGFX team suggests using the Custom Container approach. Since TouchGFX 4.20 it is possible to export and import ...

Memory Access with LTDC Layer

Does LTDC access memory outside the scope of each layer?​Example Screen: 800x600 Layer 1: (100,100)-(699,499)​ Memory access : (100,100)-(699,499) or (0,0)-(799,599) ?​I want to reduce the memory access of SDRAM as much as possible.​Best Regards

TouchGFX Tutorial 3 Problems

Good morningI'm a newbie in TouchGFX and C++.I'm developing the TouchGFX tutorial 3 and I'm in the step 2. When I run simulator, the Designer output return some errors.       In file included from gui/src/model/Model.cpp:1:0:       gui/include/gui/mo...

Alberto1 by Associate III
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Resolved! I deleted a widget (progress bar) now I get a compiler error - seems the old widgets are still attempting to be initialized.

So total rookie here. I thought that if I delete a widget and generate code any code related to the deleted widget would also be removed. But in the .cpp file of the screen where the widget used to be, I'm seeing methods called on the object that doe...

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Monika by Associate II
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