These experiments are largely influenced / inspired by the work done by VolosR. The original desire was to use CircuitPython to explore this board that has a beautiful AMOLED screen. Python and CircuitPython being the languages with which I have the most experience. Since this board is not yet supported on CircuitPython, and I do not have the skill to add the support for this board, I have chosen to play with Arduino. The projects by VolosR, using Arduino and the Lilygo T-Display S3 AMOLED, have been very helpful to get me started on my journey.

1. min_req: The absolute minimum required code to make something appear on the screen.

2. circular_sprite_logic: Playing with the circular dial code of VolosR to understand more complex sprite projects.

3. sprite_rotation: Learning about rotating sprites and text position.

4. button_test: Learning to use buttons to control events. Extension to the sprite_rotation example.

5. colour_test: Noticed that when a sprite was pushed to another sprite, the TFT_eSPI colours (e.g. TFT_RED) were not accurate. Exploring the impact and how to handle layered sprites.

6. Text experimentation. Understand built in fonts and custom fonts

7. Multiple pivot points for sprites with complex interactions. VolosR OverEngineered Blink sketch is the inspiration for this experiment.