@gustavocunha

I’ve done the last setup, and now I’m gonna ship it. I’m very happy to have gotten this far.

I’ve finished the firmware. Now it’s just a few small touches and it’s ready to ship!!!

I finally finished the top part, but I have my doubts about whether it will fit, because I wasn’t able to import the 3D model properly. In the future, I plan to review it or redo it in another program, but for now the next step is the firmware.

I redid my PCB, but I ran into an error when adding the LEDs. I don’t know what’s going on. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions, please let me know. I could really use the help.

I redid the bottom part of the case and added four holes for the screws, but I’m lost on how to make the top part, where the keys go. I tried following the tutorial, but the holes and the distances don’t line up. The best solution I’ve come up with so far is to do it by hand, which is going to be pretty complicated, but if anyone has another suggestion, I’m open to it.

I’ve made the base for my Macropad, it still needs the holes for the screws and the opening for the USB. P.S.: It took me quite a while just to do this, but at least now I know more.

I think I fixed the routes on my PCB. Now it will probably work.

I’m going crazy trying to route my PCB. Can someone please give me some tips or tell me what’s wrong?

This is my first time doing a project like this. I’ve never built anything like it, and I’m excited to keep developing this Macropad. For now, I’ve finished the schematic for my PCB. Is it good? For me it’s okay for someone with zero experience, but I’m all ears for suggestions.