nekoPad (cchuyee's macropad)

[cchuyee]

Ready to submit your project? Nice job! Hopefully you've read the submission guidelines. If not, make sure to read them first.

If you're unsure about the format, make sure to check out the Orpheuspad example and follow the format there.

If this PR isn't a submission, that's okay too! If there's anything about this PR template that seems confusing, let me know in #hackpad on the slack!

hopefully i uploaded all the info right.... soz for the late ass submission i thought i submitted it days ago but ig not ;-;;;

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Name	Status	Preview	Comments	Updated (UTC)
hackpad	✅ Ready (Inspect)	Visit Preview	💬 Add feedback	Oct 27, 2024 2:09pm

[cchuyee]

not done the firmware yet sorry but I promise I will figure it out and finish it

[Hyatt-B]

Hello @cchuyee! I was reviewing your PR and noticed that your branch has conflicts that must be resolved. Without doing this, we cannot approve your Hack Pad. Thank you!

[cchuyee]

Hi @Hyatt-B , just resolved the conflicts. Lmk if I need to do anything else, thanks!

[Person20020]

@cchuyee, you have your pad in the base of the repo. It should be in its own folder in the hackpads folder. Make sure to undo your changes to the readme and then make your own readme in your pad's folder. You also need to add a couple more files. Look at the submissions page of the website.

[cchuyee]

NEKOPAD.README.md

[cchuyee]

Is it ok now? I deleted to README file and just uploaded my README file above ^. Sorry I haven't done the firmware yet, can't figure it out yet. Is that ok or is it necessary for you guys to have it to ship me the parts? Many thanks

[Person20020]

Hi @cchuyee, you still have your files in the base of the repo.

1. You need to undo all of your changes to the readme in the base of the repo.
2. Make a new folder for your hackpad in the "hackpads" folder.
3. Move your case and pcb folders as well as your new readme into that folder.

You also have your case as a dxf, and it looks more like something that might have been for 3d printing.

If you do want it 3d printed, it should be exported as a .stl file. Also make sure to include a .step file of the entire assembled pad.

You also need to include gerber files for the pcb as well as the project files.
Please look at the submissions page. It has all of the information on what you need to submit.