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Check off the following to let the reviewers know you've done everything:
[✓] I HAVE RAN DRC ON MY DESIGN WITH ZERO ERRORS (Silkscreen errors are okay)
[✓] I HAVE BRANDED ALL MY PARTS (PCB, CASE) WITH MY HACKPAD'S NAME
[✓] I HAVE MADE SURE MY 3D PRINTED PARTS DO NOT REQUIRE SUPPORTS (Text branding overhang is okay)
[✓] I HAVE MADE SURE TO INCLUDE TOLERANCES (0.25mm)
[✓] MY HACKPAD'S PCB IS UNDER 100mm x 100mm, I DO NOT HAVE MORE THAN 16X SWITCHES, 2X ROTARY ENCODERS, 1X OLED, 16X LEDS.
[✓] IN MY FOLDER, THERE IS A README.MD FILE THAT CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

  • Full render including all the parts
  • A few sentences about the inspiration and challenges
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  • Photos of the Schematic, PCB, and case

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Hi @BaconWaffleDonut,

I'd love to see your hackpad, but the pictures don't seem to be working. Please change this.

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UnusualTitan711x commented Mar 12, 2025

Hi there,
Please add images to your hackpad.
Also, I noticed that your case parts don't have any label. Please add the name of your hackpad (or your own name) somewhere at the bottom so that it can be identified during printing.
Here is my PR: #405
Use it as a reference if you want

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I labeled the case parts and added images differently than previously.

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I don't know why I still se 404 error. Did you try dragging and dropping the image into the README.md file?
Also, you have another empty README in your Firmware folder

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Your firmware seems incomplete? To me, this looks like you accidentally deleted a few lines after this. Please complete this so its valid Python.

The problem with the images in your README is most likely a Github problem, and it works if you view it directly in the repo: BaconWaffleDonut/hackpad1 - hackpads/bacons hackpad/README.md

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I think that I fixed the code by moving the macro list directly into that. I also deleted the extra README in the firmware folder.

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I approve of this submission! Here's my own approved PR link: #443

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my PR is #634 , the only problem i see (assuming you fixed the firmware and just didn´t push it, the current version still has an unclosed bracket in keyboard.keymap = [) is the way your rotencs are wired:
since they share the same SW1, SWA, SWB labels for the MCU, they are indistinguishable by the firmware, so you can only set the functions as if you had 1 rotenc.
since you only have 1 free pin, this is not an easy fix, the best you could do is adding a SW2 label for the second rotenc - it will still share the rotate actions, but pressing it will be another button.

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return-misaPuding commented Mar 14, 2025

also, regarding the firmware, you don´t seem to have initialised your matrix - checking another submission, you need a from kmk.scanners.keypad import MatrixScanner. you also need 2 arrays of pins, in your case that´s COLPIN = [board.D1, board.D2, board.D4] and ROWPIN = [board.D26, board.D27] i think?
you then set up the matrix with

keyboard.matrix = MatrixScanner(
    rows=ROWPIN,
    cols=COLPIN,
    value_when_pressed=False,  # Adjust if necessary
)

you also need to set diode_orientation to COL2ROW.
your keymap then becomes

[[owo, uwu],
[colon, angy],
[KC.A, KC.B]]

with an EncoderHandler (which you need to import) for you 1 functional encoder

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Daamin909 commented Apr 3, 2025

I dont think having a 100% working firmware is a necessity, its not really possible to make a working one without the actual hackpad.
LGTM, my PR: #534

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fair enough, i approve then (PR #634 )

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hihi, can you please add your pcb into your assembly?
also i think you need to remove the dimentions from your pcb. iirc they act as traces and would cook the circuit(not 100% sure on that but better safe then sorry)

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also remove the pcb libraries

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