It’s a custom macropad built with the Seeed Studio XIAO RP2040, KMK firmware. Whether you’re gaming, editing, coding, or just pressing random buttons for fun(ASMR), this thing got you covered.
Please a side note if hackclub could send me the pcb and 3d printed case also and a soldering iron as I need one
Spent 15-20mins reading documents understanding how to finish my repo and now proceeding for making the QMK firmware
Hello!
Great work on the hackpad! As of right now, your readme seems to be very unpolished and missing a lot of things. Please use this readme as an example: https://github.com/qcoral/orpheuspad/tree/main, and use this resource to see what makes a good readme: https://codex.hackclub.com/other/returns/#poor-quality-readme
In addition, it seems like you are missing your KMK Firmware in the repo. Please add that.
Once all of these changes are made, we will take another look!
nice work on the hackpad!! right now I dont see a case in your README! please add a picture of the case in the readme, along with a list of the parts used. lastly, it looks like your PCB is larger than 100x100mm. this leads to higher costs, which you would need to pay out of pocket.
FINISHED designing the pcb and solved the issues finished making the case and pcb now learning to make firmware
Designed the pcb layout for the macropad as I am using the 6.0.11 version which is compatible for my 13 yo mac model so some libraries are outdated caused me some trouble searching modules so I just added connector and spaced them accordingly for the pins of microcontroller right now facing error with routing figuring it out
I am new and working on a custom 3 by 3 key hackpad with an oled display and by now I have designed the keys schematic . Now in the next phase I will be adding the display and microcontroller to the pcb it’s something kind of a new experience designing a pcb and its fun and hectic
