Added UserText OSD support on Rapidfire Module #179
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There is a bit of a quirk with the placement of the OSD which seems to be a bit random, unfortunately.
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I'm under the impression that the custom osd has been broken... since forever. When was this fixed or what has changed? |
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Dunno, the SPI documentation was a bit off as well. I am using Rapidfire Brain v1.3.3. (Latest) |
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I also reworked the Rapidfire SPI implementation using the excellent work done by GOROman
https://github.com/GOROman/rapidFIRE_SPI
I implemented OSD support for the Rapidfire Module in ELRS Backpack and verified that it works with RotorHazard.
https://github.com/i-am-grub/VRxC_ELRS
I will post some screenshots later.