I added a way to see the element and the symbol that’s being selected because not everyone remembers their periodic tables. (me neither) I’ll be adding soft buttons and a graph in the next devlog so there will be room for more features.
If you haven’t already, you should go check the periodic table app on the TI-84 Plus CE if you have one… or not.
(Exactly 1 hour lol)
Well, I guess you could say I took a long break, huh?
Anyways, I spend a good hour of my time hardcoding some extra lookups so it can actually select up and down just like how it is on the TI-84 Plus CE. Yes, I seriously should optimize it, I know, but if it works, it works. I’ll be sure to make it more readable next commit.
Catch you in the next devlog!
Half functional selection, half functional brain, pushed commit anyways
todos:
add vertical selection as well
work on page that says the info and stuff
idk, whatever is on the TI-84 Plus CE but not on the Evo
(srry for the horrible video quality, i should get a new phone lulz)
I put all the diodes and RGB LEDs. I still have quite a bit to route, especially the RP2040 and the usb-c port.
I finished the schematic for the keyboard. It isn’t exactly elegant, but whatever, iteration is part of the experience, am I right? I was thinking of having magnetic pogo pins to connect different screens, but I’m open to ideas.
well, uhh, haven’t posted a devlog in a while cuz of a few side missions i’ve been doing and also because I didn’t know about Lapse before and stuff, but i finished my case ^_^! Here are some high def renders of it and stuff I guess
Not too bad for a first PCB (I think)
