MrRobotStarterPack | Robot Badge Firmware Starter Pack

We need to add the ESP 8266 board custom config URL to the Board Manager. Go to File->Preferences and find "Additional Board Manager URLs" near the bottom. Paste this URL in the box:. Click OK to save and close the Preferences window. Now we need to add ESP 8266 drivers to your IDE. To do this go Tools->Boards->BoardManager and a pop up should emerge. In the pop up search for ESP8266 and install the board. Once you have installed tn hardware package for the ESP8266 we can now add the software dependencies to the arduino IDE. To do this hit Sketch->Include Library->Manage Libraries and a dialog should pop up. That should be it. You should now be able to build your own firmware.
Install a recent stock arduino IDE.
We need to add the ESP 8266 board custom config URL to the Board Manager. Go to File->Preferences and find "Additional Board Manager URLs" near the bottom. Paste this URL in the box: http://arduino.esp8266.com/stable/package_esp8266com_index.json
Click OK to save and close the Preferences window.
Now we need to add ESP 8266 drivers to your IDE. To do this go Tools->Boards->BoardManager and a pop up should emerge. In the pop up search for ESP8266 and install the board.
Once you have installed tn hardware package for the ESP8266 we can now add the software dependencies to the arduino IDE. To do this hit Sketch->Include Library->Manage Libraries and a dialog should pop up. The first library we'll add is the Adafruit graphics library. We implement the Adafruit interface for rendering. In the dialog search for Adafruit GFX and install the library. The second library we need is Brzo. Brzo is a fast I2C (eye-squared-see) interface written in assembly for ESP8266. It is much better than the built-in one for Arduino. We use it because our frame buffer is 324 bytes and the Arduino I2C library only let's you move 32 bytes at a time. This lets us send images to display as one big chunk. To install it search for Brzo in the library dialog.
That should be it. You should now be able to build your own firmware.