@kasper

I started on my keyboard PCB today. The PCB has a nice, neat design. I used KICAD and AI for that to help figure out which pin numbers work in which way. Through that, I learned that pins 5 and 6 can be used for the screen. I also put my logo on it; it looks very neat. I’m going to
Next time I’ll be busy with the 3D design and making it good and neat. I think it’s important that the design turns out neat and is finished. I hope to have this finished by the end of the week.

I looked up some things and upgraded my PCBs that I already made before I found Hack Club. I made an online test now, but I’m waiting to test it because the servers are full, so that will take a while. Next time I’m going to work on the code for the main board, and after that I’m going to start improving the PCBs that I’ve already been working on for 12 hours before I found Hack Club. But they still need to be adjusted now because they don’t match anymore. Just a few small adjustments, and then I’m going to work on the Lego train swap module to build that code and improve it, and eventually turn out those two modules. After that, I want to make a light module for the houses to control them remotely and make them look nice. I also want to make a nice design for the screen so I can clearly see which module is on and at what position the servo is. So that is my plan for the coming weekend, and I’m going to work on this. by building

I did a bit of research into a few things for the Lego controller to get the screen right.