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Hello.

All of the delay(0)s are to prevent the esps internal watchdog from triggering. Then the delay 0 is run it lets the wifi stack and other things happen in the background. It is important not to have tight loops with out a delay 0 otherwise it will crash and reboot.

Also can you highlight the lines of code you changed. I might need to add this to the touch set up code to make this some thing that the user can define.

Hello.

All of the delay(0)s are to prevent the esps internal watchdog from triggering. Then the delay 0 is run it lets the wifi stack and other things happen in the background. It is important not to have tight loops with out a delay 0 otherwise it will crash and reboot.

Also can you highlight the lines of code you changed. I might need to add this to the touch set up code to make this some thing that the user can define.

Hello,

this is the codeblock in ReadTouchXY I replaced for the reversed X axis on my display:

my altered code:

switch (tft->getRotation())
{
case 0:
xf = 240 -x;
yf = y;
break;
case 1:
xf = y;
yf = x;
break;
case 2:
xf = x;
yf = 320-y;
break;
case 3:
xf = 320 -y;
yf = 240 - x;
break;
}

The original code :

switch (tft->getRotation())
{
case 0:
xf = 240 - x;
yf = 320 - y;
break;
case 1:
xf = 320 - y;
yf = x;
break;
case 2:
xf = x;
yf = y;
break;
case 3:
xf = y;
yf = 240 - x;
break;
}
This solved my problem for all rotations of the display, hope this of some use to other buyers of this display
At the moment I am looking at implementing a calibration routine to implement tft.calibrate()

I am seeing XY inverted on the touch screen, has that issue been fixed?