@srg74: Downloading your fork allowed me to compile the binary, but I don’t see any of the user mods installed after flashing the esp32. Are any modifications required in any files to install or enable the user mods? Do more files need to be downloaded?
No additional download is required. You have to choose one of ENV with usermods you need for your setup. Upload and configure usermods for display and rotary encoder. By default pins might no match your setup and type of display.
This?
or this?
The build succeeds:
The upload succeeds:
But the user mods are not visible:
How or where?
I don’t have any hardware available to connect yet.
@srg74: I assumed that defining default_envs to a particular type was enough. I was able to select esp32_display_dallas_rotary_encoder_battery_stat, which gets me those user mods, but no audio reactive. I think I see why, and I’ll try that next.
Thank you! That worked.
Is this how the encoder and display should work?
You do not need his fork, there should be no need to do that as he uses a copy of upstream.
You need his binaries if you can’t compile your own.
Binaries are provided in a separate repository.
Thank you @blazoncek. I’ve got lots of questions about compiling, but at least I’m able to now.