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@ -30,7 +30,6 @@ Main differences between Arduboy2 and Arduboy V1.1 are:
- *setTextColor()* and *setTextBackground()* allow for printing black text on a white background.
- *getCursorX()* and *getCursorY()* allow for determining the current text cursor position.
- The *clear()* function will now reset the text cursor to home position 0, 0.
- In Arduboy V1.1, the *nextFrame()* function contains a bug which results in the actual frame rate possibly being slower than what is set, and varying depending on the load that the sketch is placing on the CPU to generate a frame. This bug has been corrected but will result in sketches ported from Arduboy V1.1 possibly running faster and needing some "tweaking" to slow them back down. New sketches developed specifically using Arduboy2 won't have problems with this.
- A new feature has been added which allows the *audio on/off* flag in system EEPROM to be configured by the user when the sketch starts. The flag is used by the Arduboy and Arduboy2 *audio* subclass, along with external sound functions and libraries, to provide a standardized sound mute capability. This feature is described in more detail later in this document.
- The *color* parameter, which is the last parameter for most of the drawing functions, has been made optional and will default to WHITE if not included in the call. This doesn't save any code but has been added as a convenience, since most drawing functions are called with WHITE specified.
- A new function *digitalWriteRGB()* has been added to control the RGB LED digitally instead of using PWM. This uses less code if just turning the RGB LEDs fully on or off is all that's required.