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I am building a Hackpad
Great work! Everything is good to go.
great work, but now the images in your README dont load !
this hackpad looks really cool, and is almost there. just two things:
-please add your firmware to your production folder
- your readme looks a little ai generated, if it is please write it using your own words.
Great work on what you made! Love how everything has turned out. However, make these changes before you can ship:
- Make sure that you are connecting your switches to GND! This is going to be the right connector on the schematic.
- Make your readme more detailed. Here's an example: https://github.com/qcoral/orpheuspad.
- Your files are a bit unorganized. For example, you have your KiCad files in /cad. Use this to find the right structure: https://hackpad.hackclub.com/submitting
Resubmit it when you're done! Love that you're using a lot of the resources that are given! :D
exposing the USB-C port
you didnt do the change i told u to !
you still need to expose ur USB-C port and update the README with the new pics ;D
really nice project, please add .uf2 or py files to your firmware.
Resubmitting with final changes
Hey, this hackpad looks great ! I just need a few changes from you !
1) Please expose your USB-C port by dragging your microcontroller to the edge ! currentyl youll never get a cable in there through the case !
2) you need a CAD folder in your repo with the 3d models and your final assembly and your PCB 3d model etc.
Ready with my firmware
Almost done. Just a few steps left to finish this project.
Finished my case
I am almost done with the case for my PCB for my Hackpad
