Stream Deck
Hardware- 11 Devlogs
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making a small hackpad, let's see if I can turn it into a stream deck; it might be useful.
making a small hackpad, let's see if I can turn it into a stream deck; it might be useful.
While all the featurs aren’t added yet , a basic firmware is complete and as such I need the thing in hands to optimize it further
I really need a 3d printer and but alas
for anyone that wants to see or use the onshape case here is the link
so far I am using a vm for qmk since its better than wsl2 and both performance and ram usage
but it too has its bottleneck so I am think of a dual boot of arch with cinnamon as DE , since that what I am familiar with
Learning QMK is going to be a tast but a fun one
Luckly it does not need knowledge of C language
Else I might pivot to another firmware someware
there is not really a photo for me to add so I will just add a logo
Finished the PCB Housing
Well, the DXF import does not seem constrained like I think it should be
And thus I had to do a lot of manual constraint
Learned OnShape through YouTube and furthermore attempted to make the housing for the PCB.
Haven’t finished it though
Finished the PCB; the next step is making the actual body using one shape
what this hackpad has
7 programmable switches, one programmable rotary encoder for volume /scrolling
I might add a screen but thats if I remake it again which aint happening anytime soon
It’s interesting how quickly you feel your past self was stupid fore doing thing one way.
Like, my attempt at adding leds to the keyboard key spiralled into entire schematics and pcb being made from scratch. It’s kind of fun learning a new skill on the fly to make a project.
Added Leds and lighting for aesthetics for the hackpad.
Requires further improvement
Will continue to improve
Okay so verification took a while so this devlog will have a lot of things,
What I have does so far
Designed the PCB schematics.
Designed the PCB.