@VVong_san_ glad to hear 'bout that

@aTT11 said in UIFlow V2 button on screen missing: Hello there, my goal is to control WLED fixture via CORE2 (by a simple http requests). Does anyone know how to add a simple buttons on a screen. Some older tuts show the button block in UI section but now it isn`t there. Thanks in advance. aTT does buttons now need to be added/enabled in hardware section? left hand side of the screen below device image

@Dimi The information in step 1 is incorrect.

@robski : some time ago I made some trials with Thonny but I was not really successful.. I will git it a new try.. at least for followng the remaining space, deleting the temp.py and so on

In other tutorials, it is also happening. I tried with Chrome and Edge browsers. It would be great to be able to download a PDF with the class.

@MichaelKlos that’s not how it works. If you want to add more buttons using the IO look up ho to use buttons in Micropython

Hello @taunushexe the list blocks can be used for that. See example in UIFlow2 ProjectZone: M5Dial_Get_Values_From_Tuple_UIFlow_2.0.4 Thanks Felix

Hello @taunushexe as @ajb2k3 mentioned only one GPIO (the second one) is used for the RGB unit. So the other GPIO can still be used as input. I created an example which uses GPIO1 as input to control the color of the three RGB LEDs in the RGB unit. See UIFlow2 Project Zone : M5Dial_RGBUnit_GPIO1_as_input_UIFlow2.0.4 Thanks Felix

Use the json blocks to loads and send to the file io blocks

M5Burner is made for 32 bit or 64bit X86 based system. Raspberry pi's use an arm based system and so M5Burner is not compatible. What you are seeing is the "Factory demo" that comes preinstalled. I set up My RPI4B to look into it and got distracted and so haven't got very far.