Doublechecked the pin mappings in my firmware
I’M DONE. firmware, case design and pcb design is all wrapped up just had to tidy up my github repo and get it ready for review
Ok a basic draft of the firmware is finished and I’ve tried to compile it where it said “invalid bootloader specified” or sm shit, but I’ve fixed that just got the errors qmk msys gives me to work out. Involved some major terminal and file explorer fuckery, especially as a beginner
finished case design. I actually added a little shroud thing for the mcu which will be glued onto the main case assembly after building.
Case redesign(tolerances would not fit). still unfinished
finishing touches on the top plate
I finally found a boolean model to use for the usb-c cutout off of printables. The case now has a usb-c cutout.
Fixed the led routing now all thats left is some DRC kinks to work out.
edited the pcb as there are a few kinks to work out with the footprints. My LEDs give an error message in DRC as “footprint not found”
still trying to add a usb c cutout
trying to add a usb c cutout to my case
further firmware development. I worked mostly on the info.json file and reverse enginerred the orpheuspad’s code. Some AI was used for proofreading
Finally, after much undocumented reseach, i’ve started writing the firmware. I did vibecode and use help from AI a bit as I havent coded in anything past python.
figuring out how qmk works and how i use it
Case design is basically done just gotta add a usb c cutout. The top plate is basically nonexistant as i wanted the pcb, components and soldering to show through the case
(hopefully) Final PCB rerouting and case design
Placement of things on the top case plate. Gonna add a boolean modifier to make the holes for it on the top plate later
Unfinished case (top plate and walls still unfinished
GND net finished and case design started
Final routing with the correct microcontroller. GND net still unfinished
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