This guide will show you how to display our Adafruit Tarot Cards as a looping slideshow after you've setup your MagTag.
Want a cherry on top? With our new Fortune Teller feature on the Adafruit AR app, you can scan your Adafruit Tarot Cards on the MagTag, and Minerva will read your card in Augmented reality!
What you'll need:
• Adafruit MagTag - 2.9" Grayscale E-Ink WiFi Display
• An iPhone or iPad running iOS 13 or greater.
Please note - the Adafruit AR app is currently only available for iOS.
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This project builds off of John Park's Magtag Slideshow guide. The steps on the following pages will show you how to set it up, then add the tarot cards.
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