Make: Volume 91

Oxon, Daniel Bachfeld

In the programming environment there’s

a tutorial for each example project. These

examples build on each other, and explain the

special features of the NanoPy script. There’s

also a command reference you can search.

NanoPy is based on the commands and

structure of MicroPython, but its graphics

functions are based on the Processing language,

which is popular with beginners (and familiar to

many makers from Arduino). This allows you to

conjure up graphics on the display with just a few

instructions (Figure

B

). In the simplest example,

just two commands:

drawRectangle(100, 100, 20, 20)

update()

are sufficient to display on the ...