Well, things were already going pretty well. Basically, I messed around a bit with the routes since the camera pins would be placed behind the PCB, like on the bottom. Then I changed the header layer and rerouted it. Now I managed to remove the header from the 3D preview (since the header was used to make the holes and get an idea of the position of the Arducam pin rows). When I have it in hand, I’ll solder everything directly onto the board.

I was messing around a bit with other things too, in the firmware, doing research, checking data, etc. I used ChatGPT for that and even Antigravity. Then I moved forward with some things, checked, asked about the case. The thing is, I’m busy (or I should be) and couldn’t really do sessions and things of the project that I was working on to save. And then I really ended up forgetting to make the Lapses… a lot of times it was gradual work, bit by bit, and sometimes I’d go a while without touching it because I depended on my parents to call me or something like that, a pause. As far as I remember, I used to be able to edit the Lapses before, but I think it’s better to do it directly.

All of this wasn’t just 17 minutes! I realized that there was a WakaTime extension for EasyEDA and Onshape. At the time (~ about 5 months ago) I didn’t know about Lapse or anything like that and ended up using this. I ended up creating more than one project to test things out, run tests, and see other people’s implementations. And it turned out they came out with very similar names and all. I didn’t remember the name anymore and I think I synced a few incorrectly. I fragmented the time. BUT REALLY MOST OF IT WAS BECAUSE I DIDN’T RECORD, ETC. I think you can add like 3 more hours