@urwaldfloh Glad to hear it. unfortunately I can't think of any tips that may help

@gaviota The M5camera (as apposed to the M5Timer camera) has firmware programmed under arduino and so you need to install arduino and the camera libraries to reprogram the firmware.

@urwaldfloh yes it possible and that would explain why it cant update because the terminal is busy
In M5 burner, did you try erasing the firmware before flashing? the erase button is sometimes hidden.!

Have you shut the computer down, the restarted and used the "Cold boot" method to reinstall the driver?
Have you tested it with another Computer?

Try downloading M5Burner from the M5Stack and reinstalling the UIFlow firmware for Core 2 then try reloading arduino.
Have you tried unplugging and plugging or restarting the computer?

you need to use the map block to map the range

@exie And you can paint them without taking anything apart just like normal model kits.

I did several versions back but lost the code but IIRC I created seperate function for each screen with a clear screen block before defining the new screen.
When a button is pressed or function triggered, the screen function gets called.

Nice work

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