Hello!
I want to make some symbols myself and show them on LCD.
It's a 2-pass process.
1. You make your data with a PC
2. You draw your icons / images with a microcontroller.
Do I understand correctly that you are interested in (1), making the data itself?
Then if you have the data, you can display it, right?
For example, if you get this small 8-pixel ball:
const char ball[] = {0x3C, 0x7E, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0x7E, 0x3C};
you are able to display it on your LCD, right?
Or do you want source code for the LCD itself?
For creating the data itself, I use Graphic Converter on MacIntosh. There is a possibility
of exporting any image to C code.
Now for color LCDs, I usually use RGB565 color which is more compact and which is
basically the same, at least to my eyes and for simple GUIs.
Then you have to make a program translating RGBA32 bit to RGB565. This is quite easy
and I wouldn't be surprised that it already exists, possibly as a part (plugin) of another
software.
Dora.