[FR] Color UI redesign

[shabgarde]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Hi.

I made some changes to the Marlin color ui info screen to make it look more like a modern interface. i use a mks ts35 display and mks robin nano v3 main board .I used images in the Grascale1 and 1bit format because I couldn't find any converter for grascale4.
As you know, MKS lvgl ui has limitations and problems For example, ''advanced_pause_feature'' cannot be activated Or the temperature chamber is not displayed. and it is also heavy, slow, and has numerous bugs. so I decided to change Marlin color ui Because it's lighter, faster, and more complete. I used the latest version and I'm uploading the files I edited here. I'm not a programmer and I spent days making these changes.
My goal was to create a user interface that was beautiful and more functional, and that we could all enjoy.
tanks.

Marlin-bugfix-2.1.x\Marlin\src\lcd

menu.zip

tft.zip

Marlin-bugfix-2.1.x\Marlin

Marlin configuration.zip

Are you looking for hardware support?

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Describe the feature you want

First request: Display thumbnails of STL while printing similar to what is available in LVGL

Second request: Create a page for printing mode that displays the thumbnail and necessary settings, similar to what is in LVGL.

Third request: When printing is complete, a message containing the printing duration should be displayed.

Additional context

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[thinkyhead]

Usually something like this would be fixed up all nice and submitted as a PR so that it is just the way you like it and you get the credit in the commit history. Do you need assistance to get it prepared and submitted?

[shabgarde]

Usually something like this would be fixed up all nice and submitted as a PR so that it is just the way you like it and you get the credit in the commit history. Do you need assistance to get it prepared and submitted?

I am a mechanical engineer and I am very beginner in programming. I just wanted to share it so that other friends can use it. And I am not familiar with the GitHub environment. Do the necessary work yourself. Thanks.