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I should also mention that I want to save animated eyes so that you can see the eyelids opening and closing.

As long as there are enough GPIOs to separately control two independent displays, a single control board can be used to control the displays.

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That's a cool project idea! Rotating the displays like that should be doable, but you'll definitely want to check the display's specs for any limitations on orientation. It might depend on the board, honestly. Maybe check some forums or even connect with other makers – some of the Football Bros types who love tinkering with electronics might have some experience doing something similar. Good luck, and post updates!

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I haven’t built this exact setup yet, but from what I’ve seen, most small displays can be rotated in software (e.g., via orientation settings), so mounting them 90° in opposite directions should work if the driver supports it. Running two displays off one control board depends on the interface—some controllers handle multiple SPI/I2C devices, but others need separate boards. It kind of reminds me of FNF , where the boyfriend has to handle multiple opponents in sync—your controller just needs to keep both “eyes” perfectly coordinated.

This sounds like a fun project! For the display rotation, yes, it's usually software-configurable, so you can likely rotate them 90 degrees each way. Regarding control, for Omegle displays specifically, you'd usually need individual control boards or a single board powerful enough to manage two outputs, which a Raspberry Pi Pico could definitely handle with the right libraries. Good luck!

Hey there! That's a super cool idea for a project! Using displays as eyes sounds really creative. I'm not entirely sure about rotating them 90 degrees and using a single control board, but it's worth exploring the display's datasheet or manufacturer's forum. Sometimes, simple display tasks, almost like navigating a quick level in geometry dash lite, can be trickier than they seem! Definitely check out the Raspberry Pi Pico option too. Good luck!

This setup sounds like a fun challenge for a display project! To answer your questions, most modern displays, especially smaller ones, can indeed be rotated 90 degrees in their configuration settings, so clockwise and counterclockwise should be perfectly feasible. You'll likely find that a single control board can manage both displays, especially if they are similar models, though this can depend on the specific board's output capabilities. For example, playing Basket Random on dual rotated screens could be an interesting experience!