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My awesome macropad! by @udesh | Stardance
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Title: My awesome macropad! by @udesh | Stardance
Title: My awesome macropad! by @udesh | Stardance
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idk if i did everything right but i think its good (i am new) i will be changeing it, if i did somethig wrong you can tell me...
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my APOD site by @udesh | Stardance
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CommandPad by @uddinsyed604 | Stardance
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Title: CommandPad by @uddinsyed604 | Stardance
De Title: CommandPad by @uddinsyed604 | Stardance
Devlogs:
GUYS! Referred Hackpad guide and routed the pcb.
I just measured by pcb and designed a case for it on fusion. i followed through the hackpad guide and replicated each and every step to make my own minopado!!
LEARNING STAGE (complete). I have completed the cad design by following through the kackpad guide. generated the plate and extruded the usb port and extruded some final designs of case.
Finalized all the components which will be on my Pad. will start the schematic tmrw.
Learned how to deal with assigning footprints and cad designing , will implement this learning to make my actual 5 key pad .
Made seperate folders and assigned symbols and footprinds for CommandPad
I have assigned footprints and 3d models for xiao and cherry mx switches! for CommandPad.
Finally assigned all the footprints with their 3d models (tbh irritating task searching online all that stuff)
Completed the Schematic for CommandPad! it’s clean isnt it :) [ guys if i messed up smthng comment, Thank you] who doesnt love making projects :))))
Dealing with PCB (session 1)
PCB is almost done (just need to add keycaps)
Added Keycaps!
Completed CAD Designing...
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Smart Assistive Navigator by @uddinsyed604 | Stard Smart Assistive Navigator by @uddinsyed604 | Stardance...
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cLOCK-IN by @uddinsyed604 | Stardance
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Detective game by @uddinfarhan | Stardance
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My own site! by @udbhavpandey | Stardance
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first project(ig) by @udbhavpandey | Stardance
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web os by @udbhavpandey | Stardance
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MY PERSONAL WEBSITE by @udayprakashgupta999 | Star MY PERSONAL WEBSITE by @udayprakashgupta999 | Stardance...
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OmniMob-OS by @udayprakashgupta999 | Stardance
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Marvelous by @udayprakashgupta999 | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 76221, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 76221, "ts": "2026-10-02T18:32:08Z", "hours": 6.8108, "text": "First i did the basic html CSS code and Made gallery using Flex-box and also learned a lot of things about CSS , about page took lots of time while i was figuring out how ::before and all the pseudo classes uses case , i learn a lot in this journey"}]...
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Title: Marvelous by @udayprakashgupta999 | Stardan Title: Marvelous by @udayprakashgupta999 | Stardance
Devlogs:
First i did the basic html CSS code and Made gallery using Flex-box and also learned a lot of things about CSS , about page took lots of time while i was figuring out how ::before and all the pseudo classes uses case , i learn a lot in this journey
Ships:
during this journey i learned a lot about css and practiced a lot flex-box and pseudo classes i think i have done a great while learning i learned a lot of things like transition and how to fetch a header file and re use that element everywhere in page so that i dont have to write again whole lot of header and use all over the page i made lots of reusable components and learn a lot about file structure ....
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My Personal Website by @udayprakashgupta999 | Star My Personal Website by @udayprakashgupta999 | Stardance...
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Title: My Personal Website by @udayprakashgupta999 Title: My Personal Website by @udayprakashgupta999 | Stardance...
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My awesome macropad! by @udaykiran03g | Stardance
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BLARE by @udark6401 | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @ucitelov | Stardance
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3d model charachter by @uchn6000 | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 64474, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 64474, "ts": "2026-09-08T22:02:23Z", "hours": 5.5003, "text": "ALOT of stuff happend since last devlog, I finished charachter 1, 2 and 4 and im gonna start on the last one tmrw"}, {"post_id": 52700, "ts": "2026-08-23T00:00:46Z", "hours": 10.5475, "text": "devlog 4, started working on the second charachter my plan for now is to give both charachters a cartoony iutline and make their faces 2d instead of 3d. also worked on some betls for the charachter."}, {"post_id": 49213, "ts": "2026-08-17T21:24:36Z", "hours": 0.8336, "text": "Devlog 3, So im about 4 hours into this project and for this devlog i decided to start rigging the charachter, it turned out to be harder then i remembered and quite anoying. i decided to watch a tutorial and still couldnt fix it. goal is to fix the charachter rig and start animating the face."}, {"post_id": 48997, "ts": "2026-08-17T16:26:09Z", "hours": 1.4758, "text": "Just some finishing touches before i start rigging, tested out if nails whould look nice on the charachter"}, {"post_id": 48575, "ts": "2026-08-17T00:55:44Z", "hours": 2.1953, "text": "Currently working on a 3d charachter on zbrush"}]...
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Title: 3d model charachter by @uchn6000 | Stardanc Title: 3d model charachter by @uchn6000 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Currently working on a 3d charachter on zbrush
Just some finishing touches before i start rigging, tested out if nails whould look nice on the charachter
Devlog 3, So im about 4 hours into this project and for this devlog i decided to start rigging the charachter, it turned out to be harder then i remembered and quite anoying. i decided to watch a tutorial and still couldnt fix it. goal is to fix the charachter rig and start animating the face.
devlog 4, started working on the second charachter my plan for now is to give both charachters a cartoony iutline and make their faces 2d instead of 3d. also worked on some betls for the charachter.
ALOT of stuff happend since last devlog, I finished charachter 1, 2 and 4 and im gonna start on the last one tmrw...
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Dream escape by @ucgamone0 | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @ubho | Stardance
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Title: My very own WebOS by @ubho | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @uberleon93 | Stardance
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my APOD site by @ubaid_archives | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 56827, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 56827, "ts": "2026-08-28T19:19:29Z", "hours": 0.9522, "text": "Rewrote the whole css again to establish a custom “deep Forest night” color palette the color pallet i found on color hunt .com . you guys can also find cool color schemes for yourself. swapped the typography and tried to crop the image to make it more cinematic."}, {"post_id": 55237, "ts": "2026-08-26T21:32:37Z", "hours": 1.2558, "text": "I built a real-time space tracker that fetches daily astronomy images and also there is a live watch at the end and i used nasa live apis and ther might be some mistakes . i just started my dev journey on star dance do check out the live demo and github repository"}]...
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Title: my APOD site by @ubaid_archives | Stardance Title: my APOD site by @ubaid_archives | Stardance
Devlogs:
I built a real-time space tracker that fetches daily astronomy images and also there is a live watch at the end and i used nasa live apis and ther might be some mistakes . i just started my dev journey on star dance do check out the live demo and github repository
Rewrote the whole css again to establish a custom “deep Forest night” color palette the color pallet i found on color hunt .com . you guys can also find cool color schemes for yourself. swapped the typography and tried to crop the image to make it more cinematic.
Ships:
built a dynamic NASA APOD (Astronomy Picture of the Day) astronomy dashboard that features real-time API integration to pull daily images and descriptions, custom sci-fi typography . The coding bit was the easy part the auth keys the commiting it and deploying it and github repos, configurstion details that was the difficult part...
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Archive OS by @ubaid_archives | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67353, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67353, "ts": "2026-09-13T13:05:29Z", "hours": 1.9308, "text": "took me a lot of time but fully changed the theme of my os and half of the time i did not like opened the correct folder so the extensions didnt start and my time could not be logged so although my css style totaly changed all my hours did not get counted."}, {"post_id": 61790, "ts": "2026-09-04T21:25:17Z", "hours": 0.3889, "text": "just done some final changes added a readme changed the banner and everything and the app is also working fine and all the links are also working"}, {"post_id": 61015, "ts": "2026-09-03T18:30:15Z", "hours": 2.6236, "text": "Dev Log: System Initialization & UI ArchitectureDate: September 3, 2026 Project: Archive-OS (Decision Matrix Utility):The structural foundation for the Archive-OS is officially locked in. the building of this front-end architecture has been a solid way to put structural concepts into practice. The visual aesthetic is fully mapped to the Solo Leveling theme—neon blue borders, holographic window layers, and the live .mp4 background operating smoothly behind the interface without breaking the layout."}, {"post_id": 58790, "ts": "2026-08-31T11:26:50Z", "hours": 0.3081, "text": "IT may show only 18 mins but it took me so much more to find this clip and then download and attach it. I choose solo leveling theme and also took the main system notification bar to the middle of websites"}, {"post_id": 58444, "ts": "2026-08-30T21:20:25Z", "hours": 1.2506, "text": "I just wrapped up my the foundation HTML and CSS for my WebOS project. Instead of going with a standard os version i am trying to build a custom interface, keeping it like TRON and solo levling aesthetic. So far i have built the core index.html with a main desktop enviroment a bottom taskbar . wrote custom CSS and tried to make it as cool as i can will try some changes also ."}]...
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Title: Archive OS by @ubaid_archives | Stardance
Title: Archive OS by @ubaid_archives | Stardance
Devlogs:
I just wrapped up my the foundation HTML and CSS for my WebOS project. Instead of going with a standard os version i am trying to build a custom interface, keeping it like TRON and solo levling aesthetic. So far i have built the core index.html with a main desktop enviroment a bottom taskbar . wrote custom CSS and tried to make it as cool as i can will try some changes also .
IT may show only 18 mins but it took me so much more to find this clip and then download and attach it. I choose solo leveling theme and also took the main system notification bar to the middle of websites
Dev Log: System Initialization & UI ArchitectureDate: September 3, 2026 Project: Archive-OS (Decision Matrix Utility):The structural foundation for the Archive-OS is officially locked in. the building of this front-end architecture has been a solid way to put structural concepts into practice. The visual aesthetic is fully mapped to the Solo Leveling theme—neon blue borders, holographic window layers, and the live .mp4 background operating smoothly behind the interface without breaking the layout.
just done some final changes added a readme changed the banner and everything and the app is also working fine and all the links are also working
took me a lot of time but fully changed the theme of my os and half of the time i did not like opened the correct folder so the extensions didnt start and my time could not be logged so although my css style totaly changed all my hours did not get counted.
Ships:
the readme is always tiring for me . I made a web os project. the webpage stimulates the working of an os . i used a solo leveling theme because why not, making what you like at that point is the perk of making your own projects and also the taskbar was very difficult for me it took me a time to figure everything out and also make the staring window and the app window dragable and also the javascript for the app was also a pain but i figured it out to the best of my abailities...
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wario game ur by @ubaid_archives | Stardance
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Title: Spacy by @ubaid | Stardance
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I bui Title: Spacy by @ubaid | Stardance
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I built an interactive 2D space arcade game using Python and the PyGame graphic rendering library. The application features customized physics loops, multi-asteroid collision boundaries, and randomized planet asset spawning.
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I make my first game and make it in python using pygame, im really proud of it and its cool. Because its a space game with dodging the astroids and cool background. The challenge is i never make anything like that and even first coding project so far but it was fun. Locking forward to get the good point so affor an good laptop.....
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Title: Frictionless by @u9328009 | Stardance
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build in vsc 90% copilot + 10% me but not works😒...
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Title: ASAP - Audio Sort And Process by @u9328009 Title: ASAP - Audio Sort And Process by @u9328009 | Stardance
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I think I am so bad at coding
made github repo
Use Qt designer to edit my ui But now program didn’t work So I will fix it later. May be next day or next week Task list Fix program Make user friendly ui Make .exe file to version Alpha
start from scratch I think AI can’t make my idea so I build manually and when I can’t understand then ask ai to help I think this is take more time but more good result.
I made audio sort tab UI and VAD worked now I use more then 5 hour Now I will make STT and make setting
Add STT model and add more VAD models
Made setting tab And Manual Sort tab but manual sort tab only view mode I will add manual sort...
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Auto Music Metadata by @u9328009 | Stardance
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Title: Auto Music Metadata by @u9328009 | Stardanc Title: Auto Music Metadata by @u9328009 | Stardance
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New Project Add Auto Metadata for Music I has many cd and tape but file only is hard to find so I make program for auto add metadata next day job list make first working version publish version alpha use my file and feedback my self
Auto find album cover
Made all ui and and add more tool built in player and see metadata
Made 1st build now can install from github very long time to made If you use share your what point is my program make uncomfortable to use Some day I will separate the player
Made web demo! https://musicautometadata-nsb8temjdrd4mqh3v32m3a.streamlit.app/ try on here! It only work add metadata
fix the problems change web demo to vercel change readme and add video guide!
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I made add metadata for music file It can change metadata or add album cover from deezer It has player and more I use AI to make many part but I don’t use to build AI all UI file is completely made by me you can use web demo on below link https://musicautometadata-nsb8temjdrd4mqh3v32m3a.streamlit.app/ I recommend download file and use all tools...
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My awesome macropad! by @tzunemain | Stardance
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SimplySolidShaders by @tyrn11 | Stardance
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Title: SimplySolidShaders by @tyrn11 | Stardance
Title: SimplySolidShaders by @tyrn11 | Stardance
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So I’ve been learning how Shaders work using the official Iris Documentation. I switched from Linux to Windows because apparently Mesa drivers don’t have OpenGL development Compatibility for compiling or whatnot :‘D. Also I kind of worked on this for now 6 hours with one or 2 breaks but I lowk didn’t know I had to document it so.....
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Title: WhyAreShadersSOHARD by @tyrn11 | Stardance
Title: WhyAreShadersSOHARD by @tyrn11 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Since yesterday I’ve changed my approach to shader development from trying to follow the Iris documentation to using the official Hack Club Lumen guide, but I’ve encountered a lot of issues with gradle and my Java paths. I booted into Windows coming from a solid 2 months of Linux because Mesa drivers compile shaders differently, so I couldn’t really follow tutorials, and I’ve realized how much Windows it actually is.. This is what I’m troubleshooting now :’3 It’s been only less than 5 minutes since I posted this, but I genuinely think switching this project to linux is a far better idea than whatever I’m doing now. So yeah.
I’m learning the basics of how gbuffers, composites, and like stuff interact… (I’m not very good yet 😅). However I believe I know how to work with uniforms, so that’s good :3.
It’s going quite well with the shader! My purpose for this shader is to just be like “plug and play”, and just like perform well, geared towards people who just want something that works and looks better than vanilla, and for that reason I have decided to not add shadows. I do want to add fog and better clouds though, and to make entities not transparent? I don’t know why this is happening…
Today I have finished my new shader, Simply Solid Shaders!
Hey everyone! For the past week I’ve been on and off continuing to develop my shaderpack, “Simply Solid Shaders,” and I’ve recently made 2 hotfixes to fix hand/item and entity lighting in dark situations (and to make the shader not look like you’ve spawned on the fricking sun). But after another few days continuing to refine my shaderpack, I’ve actually got it in a spot where I’m really satisfied with the end result, and I cannot believe how far I’ve come. I took up this project because my Minecraft was stolen 💀, and my friend Shadowtech recommended Hack Craft for a chance to take up mod or shader development with the chance I get Minecraft back, and I’m so grateful that I’ve taken these two weeks off from my music career to do something I’ve always wanted to do. And best of all, my genuine heroes at Modrinth have accepted Simply Solid Shaders and it’s available to the public :D (in fact here’s the link for the shaderpack if you guys are interested :3 { https://modrinth.com/shader/simply-solid-shaders }). I’ll play with this shader on for the rest of my life playing Minecraft (for some simply solid reasons this is a joke 😖) and make new features whenever I get the time, but I wanted to say that I’m really grateful for this opportunity, and I want to tell you guys that making your ideas a reality is a great idea!! Thank you all!! 🖤✨🖤✨...
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I had to watch lots of tutorials cause i forgot the majority of the code. It took way longer than i excepted cause of an error i had with the code working correctly especially the scroll wheel. Further more i couldnt find the device for that so i just didnt chose any. I hope this wont be a problem in the future when im uploading the code to the esp32 board. This is almost done. The only thing left is the repo and im done. If this is my last one i want to thank my 1 follower @Stylt ."}, {"post_id": 53696, "ts": "2026-08-24T11:27:43Z", "hours": 2.6503, "text": "Hey everyone so i forgot to publish the code for both the keyboard and mouse so today i started with the keyboard. In this sessions i just watched a bunch of tutorials on how to actually code the esp32 and everything else. This videos were really helpfull and helped out alot. It took me a while to get all the code correctly and i was also multitasking with a monitor but lookout cant record a second monitor so some of my research was lost but its fine. In the end of the code i relised that i made lots of coding errors but at least im done."}, {"post_id": 45209, "ts": "2026-08-11T15:12:05Z", "hours": 2.25, "text": "Hey everyone, soo today is such an amazing dayy!!! Finally finished the mousee! Both the case and the pcb are fully done. Damn this was really hard but at least now im done. So i finished all the holes and everything for the case even the side scroll wheel i designed. But it took longer than i excepted. I had to watch even more tutorials but it was so worth it cuase now im done. But now i have to find all the supplies which to me might be the most boring part and also i have to make the repo which is also boring. Anyways thanks to anyone who read about my project eventhough i am not that good at writing so it probably doesnt make seance. Hope u have a nice day."}, {"post_id": 45056, "ts": "2026-08-11T10:00:09Z", "hours": 2.2492, "text": "Hey everyone so today i finally finished the pcb part of the mouse im working on. So i did watch a bunch. I spend alot of time working making it as small as posble by putting all the components closer but then i got an error that they were to close so it took me even longer to put them at the right distance. Also i had to change the connections again and it was so boring changing from the top copper to the bottom. Moreover I started on the case but since i dont really know freecad that good i watched a few tutorials. All i did for the case today was to make a box. Now i need to make it hollow and add holes for the buttons. (I had a problem with lapse so the recording was of my session so i didnt lose it). Anyway this was it for today"}, {"post_id": 43896, "ts": "2026-08-09T10:47:12Z", "hours": 0.9025, "text": "Hey everyone, so i havent really found the time to continue working on the project cause i started part time at a car wash. But that is not the point of this. So i finished the wiring of the mouse in the pcb editor. This session was more fun than the others since i was also talking to friends. Moreover im really happy with the size of the mouse. Anyway so the only part left is to make the case for the mouse and im all done. Im so happy that i practically finished the full mouse so quickly not like the keyboard which took days. There were a bunch of times which i had to switch wires and it got difficult but in the end i finished and i dont think there are any issues with it. Anyway have to go now see u later. Oops i forgot a small detail. So because the censor need a hall to look down i had to re move the wire below it and now im having a few problems rewriting it ."}, {"post_id": 38775, "ts": "2026-08-01T10:37:58Z", "hours": 1.0703, "text": "Hey everyone, so today i started on the connections for the pcb i was able to make it as small as possible by turning the scanner sideways. Moreover i am done with the majority of the connections it did take a while. I expected to be done but there is still some left. But im really proud cause it took way less than the time it took me to do the keyboard. Furthermore there was a problem with the scroll wheel i still cant find how to put it on top in the middle of the mouse but its fine since on the side looks sneaky and creative which i really love. Also i am trying to make it as small as possible its already pretty small around 2mm*2mm. Anyway see u latter."}, {"post_id": 36345, "ts": "2026-07-28T12:16:45Z", "hours": 2.2736, "text": "Hey everyone, so today im still doing the mouse. I took me so long to get the footprints and the library for the sensor to work. I spend alot of time downloading files trying different methods i found online asked ai to help me too. In the end i found how to do it by luck. But now i finally understand. So i copy pasted the sensor from a different project and the library stayed the same from the other project. All i had to do was go in its properties and there was a option to change its library to a local on so i did and that was it. After that i put everything in the pcb editor and started on placing everything. So now im facing a bunch of problems. First i cant connect everything cause the wires are intercepting one another and i dont ave enough space to put the scroll wheel. So my options are to put the wheel on the side of the mouse or make to pcbs and stack one onto the other or move the esp32 to the back meaning the wire will come from the back. For the wire i can stack 2 pcb again or do what gemini said and there is a way to make the wires go under each other. That i knew but there were a few components that only allowed to be on top but it said to make a small wire on top and then continue underneath. I might explained it a bid weirdly sorry im not the best in english. Anyway see u later"}, {"post_id": 36075, "ts": "2026-07-27T22:37:33Z", "hours": 3.0044, "text": "Hello everyone, so today i finally continued on the mouse part of the project. Last time i got all the parts i needed. this time i added the side buttons and connected everything correctly. So i did use ai for some the connections cause again i wast sure but some i did on my own which i feel prude of. Moreover i ran into a bunch or errors and warning in the erc but i fixed all the errors and now i only have the library warnings which i need to fix asap if i want to continue with the pcb editor. Also i still have no idea about the parts. I mean its really hard to find a rotary encounter switch. Moreover i saw someone that used keyboard buttons for his mouse but that doesnt feel right. So i have no option but to 3d print custom ones with the case for the keyboard and the mouse. Which ether im getting my own or im paying a friend. Further more i feel like this project is getting to long and expensive but im not worrying about that cause in the end its the experience that counts. So my plans next is to fix the library issues then finish the pcb and the case which im most worried about. Then i am thinking of building a custom os for it ."}, {"post_id": 33747, "ts": "2026-07-23T22:13:05Z", "hours": 1.0667, "text": "Hey everyone, So i just finished the top part of the keyboard and finished the holes too. The one think i almost forgot was a hole for the cables that will go to the esp32. But thankfully i remembered and now i dont have to be mad over the fact that i didnt put the hole. So now i honestly dont know what to do, i guess im going to start on the mouse and then the firmware cause i thought the keyboard would take longer. Anyway my goal is to finish by the end of the end of the month. The only part i dont like is that the spaces for the keys are aligned but im too bored to do. Also i just remembered that i should connect 3 keys to make the space button but i guess i will do it tomorrow it want take long."}, {"post_id": 33708, "ts": "2026-07-23T20:45:15Z", "hours": 2.5336, "text": "Hello everyone, So today i continued on the keyboard case. i buit the bottom and the sides now im working on the top part. A problem i had was the space button so im going to make 3 into one big one instead of rebuilding the pcb and the schematic again. It took me a while cause its my first time using this tool and making cases. So for the bottom and the sides i used ai a few tutorials and a bit of luck to make them. But for the top cause i needed to make the holes for each key it was way more difficult so i watched even more tutorials and im still not done. But at least now i got the hang of how i should built it so by tomorrow the keyboard will be fully done and the only thing left is the mouse if i make one and the firmware and the software. But i might make different projects for the software. We will see. Anyway se u later"}, {"post_id": 33200, "ts": "2026-07-22T21:59:43Z", "hours": 1.8194, "text": "Hello everyone, So i just started working on the case for the keyboard. So far so good i was able to import my schematic but i had to find the right tool which took a while but i decided on freecad. While i was waiting for that to download i did find a heat sink/cooler for the radxa x4 so it doesnt overheat especially now that it is summer and its really hot. I was able to get a rectangle in but i still need to hollow it out and make the holes for the keys but hopefully by tomorrow i will finish. I did do most of this with the help of ai cause the tutorials i found were on older versions. Another issue i found is that i forgot to make add a big space button and they are all the small ones so i will need to add the space button and the shift and the delete button. Anyway thats all for today there is still a log way to go so see u. Now that i took the screen shot i am seeing another issue that the rectangle i added got smaller? Idk but its a future me issue so idc right now."}, {"post_id": 33137, "ts": "2026-07-22T19:24:18Z", "hours": 0.6072, "text": "Hey everyone, So im working on finishing the case of the keyboard right now. I know i left the mouse half done but i prefer to fully complete the keyboard first so i can feel proud of something. So the reason the session is so small is cause i had a problem with the recording. Also i forgot some small parts for the keyboard like the holes so i added that to. Anyway i watched a bunch of tutorials to understand how im supose to make the case but i honestly still have no clue. So if anyone knows how to make a case pls contact me. Anyhow thats all for now."}, {"post_id": 32904, "ts": "2026-07-22T11:29:19Z", "hours": 1.1669, "text": "Hey everyone, So today i started on the pcb for the mouse of the radio cyberdeck. I finished the keyboard a few days ago so i decided to make a mouse. So the mouse is going to use: The PMW3360DM-T2QU for the sensor to track a bunch of movement. I dont know much about sensors so i took it from a different project A rotary encoder switch which will be the scroll wheel. The good thing about it is that it can act as both a scroll wheel and a switch. For mouse buttons is just going to be some ordinary switches nothing i couldnt find. Now for the brain i saw a bunch of options. First i thought of some kind of arduino. But in the end i decided to use the Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32-C3. Since its small it can do the job and i already have the footprint and library so i dont have to go through the hustle of fixing all the problems and searching for footprint. Anyway this is all for today i think. And the projects which i took the inspo are https://github.com/unknownusername504/WirelessMouse/tree/main and https://github.com/wareya/DIY-Gaming-Mouse . This was alot of help cause its my first time making a mouse from scratch"}, {"post_id": 30644, "ts": "2026-07-18T11:48:07Z", "hours": 2.6833, "text": "Hey everyone so today i got to finishing the keyboard and making my money on everything. In the begging i thought of making my own mouse but it would be way to expensive and not worth it. Also i tried putting the radxa x4 in the schematic editor but its way to complicated. I had to down great multiple version search a bunch of forums. But in the end i decided to just not put it in the schematic editor. Moreover i fixed a bunch of issues i was getting with the drc in the pcb editor. That took soooo long since i didnt understand the problem so i just connected the wires kinda weirdly and it worked so its fine. Then there was a problem with the size of the keyboard cuase the wiring was close to the end of it so i had to make it slightly bigger which could be a problem in he future. Then i made a list of everything i will need and the cost and i relised it came wayyy to much than i expected. Also i probably forgot like half the things but its ok i will in the future. Now that i am writing ts i am thinking of making my own mouse cause i do want to learn on how to make one. Anyhow this is all for today see u later."}, {"post_id": 30150, "ts": "2026-07-17T14:18:15Z", "hours": 1.4006, "text": "Hey everyone. So i put the esp32 seed and now im trying figure out the connections which to me is by far the hardest thing and also i have no clue where im going to place it probably externally cause its going to be alot of work to find new smaller buttons and make space on the keyboard. So i decided to pt the esp32 externally together with the gyroscope and the radxa x4. Next im working on all the stupid errors i am getting. Then i might built a mouse"}, {"post_id": 30039, "ts": "2026-07-17T09:32:22Z", "hours": 1.8572, "text": "Hello everyone. So today i finally finished my keyboard matrix in the pcb editor. Yippe, it tooke me a while to get the connections cause i had to rewire the rows and colums cause the chip is a different shape in the schamatic editor and the pcb editor. A big problem i am having is that i dont have enough space for the esp 32. So i found the esp32 the seeed and now im trying to get it on to the pcb editor and i am having a bunch of issues with the footprints again. As i said my biggest problem is that i dont have enough space so i might make the buttons smaller or idk maybe put the esp 32 not on the keyboard but somewhere else externally. Also since i changed to the esp32 seeed i still havent connected it which is something i am doing now"}, {"post_id": 29064, "ts": "2026-07-15T18:30:04Z", "hours": 2.6378, "text": "Finally I fixed the problem with my recordings. Huge thanks to the person from support who replied and helped me figure it out. The recording issue was stopping me from logging my progress so im really happy its finally fixed. One thing to mention is that these devlogs probably wont be in order. I couldnt record everything before so im just going back and logging the work I’ve already done. It might be a bit all over the place but I’d rather log everything than not log it at all. This update is from after I fixed all the problems in my schematic and moved over to the PCB editor. Getting past the schematic took way longer than I expected because I had loads of footprint and library issues. Some components were linked to the wrong footprints and some didnt have footprints at all. I spent ages trying to fix everything before I could move on. It got pretty frustrating sometimes but I learned a lot about how KiCad handles libraries and footprints. Once I finally got everything sorted I started working on the PCB layout. During this session I finished placing the fourth layer of buttons and diodes. It was nice finally seeing the board come together after spending so much time fixing random problems. The biggest milestone is that my schematic is finally finished. Now I can stop worrying about footprints and components and focus on routing the PCB and making the layout look better. It feels like I finally got past one of the biggest roadblocks and im excited to keep working on it."}, {"post_id": 27644, "ts": "2026-07-13T12:24:57Z", "hours": 0.8669, "text": "So I ended up redoing the schematic, and now I’m working on the PCB properly this time. After finding all the mistakes in the previous version, I figured it would be better to spend the extra time fixing everything now instead of running into even bigger problems later. It took a while to go back through everything, but I’m much happier with how it’s turning out now.I still haven’t resolved the issue with the lost logged hours. I mean, I still have the recordings—I just can’t post them because of the problem with Lookout. It’s still pretty annoying knowing that there are hours of work sitting there that I can’t share, but for now there’s not much I can do about it. I’m still hoping someone knows a way to recover them because I’d really like to get those updates back.Anyway, today’s goal is to finish the PCB. I did run into a small error while working on it, so I decided to save this recording before continuing just in case something else goes wrong. After everything that happened with the lost recordings, I’d rather be safe than risk losing another update. Even though there was a small issue, it wasn’t anything major, and I managed to figure out what caused it pretty quickly.So far, I think things are going well overall. I’ve finished routing two layers of the buttons and the diodes and connected everything together. It definitely took a lot longer than I expected because I’m still learning how to use this PCB design software. Every time I think I’ve figured something out, I end up discovering a quicker or cleaner way of doing it. It’s been a bit of a learning curve, but I feel like I’m getting more comfortable with the program every time I use it.While working on the PCB, I also found a small issue with one of the component libraries. Thankfully it wasn’t a huge problem, and I managed to fix it before getting too far into the design. I’m glad I caught it early because it could have caused problems later if I had left it as it was.Overall, I think today has been pretty productive. Even if it doesn’t look like a massive amount of progress from the outside, a lot of the time was spent making sure everything is accurate and properly connected. I’d much rather spend extra time getting the PCB right now than have to order it and realize I made a mistake that could have been avoided. Hopefully, if everything goes to plan, I’ll have the PCB finished today and can move on to the next stage of the build."}, {"post_id": 27408, "ts": "2026-07-12T23:24:19Z", "hours": 5.6503, "text": "Finally!!!! After like 3 recordings I was finally able to record one and post about it. This first part is going to be about the problem I have been having, and then I’ll talk about the cyberdeck.So I have been using Lookout to record my logged hours, but because I didn’t know how to use it, I wasted around 7 recordings, about 2 hours each. But I still have these recordings, I just can’t post them because I accidentally closed the tab with the recording before it finished doing whatever it needed to do. I didn’t realize closing the tab would stop me from being able to upload them, so now they’re basically stuck. If anyone knows how to solve it, it would be really useful because I’d hate to lose around 14 hours of work.Anyway, about the cyberdeck.I started where I left off and wanted to continue wiring everything up, but after looking over it properly, I realized it was all wrong. At first I thought I could just move a few wires around and fix it, but the more I looked at it, the more problems I found. Eventually I decided it would be easier and a lot cleaner to redo the entire button matrix instead of trying to patch it together. It wasn’t the most exciting decision because it meant throwing away some progress, but I’d rather fix it now than spend hours later trying to figure out why nothing works.After redoing the matrix in the schematic editor, I went back and measured the radio again. The first measurements were probably close enough, but I wanted to make sure everything was actually accurate before designing around it. It’s one of those things that’s worth double-checking because if the measurements are even slightly off, it can cause problems later when everything has to fit together. Like they say, measure twice, cut once… or something like that. I figured spending a few extra minutes checking everything now would save me from having to remake parts later."}, {"post_id": 25862, "ts": "2026-07-10T10:45:55Z", "hours": 4.2836, "text": "I’m in the middle of transforming an old radio into a cyberdeck. The first thing I did was crack it open to check out the space inside, and I was honestly surprised by how much room I had to play with. So I started looking into what parts I would need for my project. The radio shell I found is just right for the case, but then I hit a snag - I couldn’t find a keyboard that would fit inside it. That’s when I thought, why not just design my own keyboard? For all the input and output, I’ve decided to use an ESP32, which is a pretty powerful little chip. I’ve also added a gyroscope, which I think could be really cool for creating an anti-theft feature. And to make it easy to add new features later on, I’ve included a few extra switches. For the main computer, I’m using a Radxa X4 because it’s an incredibly powerful single-board computer for this kind of project. I’m also thinking about adding an IR transmitter, although I’m still deciding whether it’s worth including. I’ve been having some trouble with Stardance’s recording feature, which meant I couldn’t capture every work session. I’m new to using KiCad for hardware projects, so I decided to get some help from AI to make sure I got everything right. I wanted to avoid making any expensive mistakes with the wiring or where I placed the components. AI helped me with budgeting and understanding how the different parts fit together on the circuit board. This way, I could make sure my project turned out okay and I didn’t waste any money on mistakes. I’m thinking of giving old lithium-ion batteries a new life. You know, the ones from disposable vapes that people throw away. If I can test them and make sure they’re still good, I can reuse them in my project. It’s a small thing, but it could make a big difference. Instead of sending them to the landfill, I can give them a second chance. It’s a way to make my project a little more eco-friendly, and that’s something I care about. Plus, it’s a great way to reduce waste and give old batteries a new purpose"}]...
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Title: Cyberdeck from a radio by @tyri | Stardance Title: Cyberdeck from a radio by @tyri | Stardance
Devlogs:
I’m in the middle of transforming an old radio into a cyberdeck. The first thing I did was crack it open to check out the space inside, and I was honestly surprised by how much room I had to play with. So I started looking into what parts I would need for my project. The radio shell I found is just right for the case, but then I hit a snag - I couldn’t find a keyboard that would fit inside it. That’s when I thought, why not just design my own keyboard? For all the input and output, I’ve decided to use an ESP32, which is a pretty powerful little chip. I’ve also added a gyroscope, which I think could be really cool for creating an anti-theft feature. And to make it easy to add new features later on, I’ve included a few extra switches. For the main computer, I’m using a Radxa X4 because it’s an incredibly powerful single-board computer for this kind of project. I’m also thinking about adding an IR transmitter, although I’m still deciding whether it’s worth including. I’ve been having some trouble with Stardance’s recording feature, which meant I couldn’t capture every work session. I’m new to using KiCad for hardware projects, so I decided to get some help from AI to make sure I got everything right. I wanted to avoid making any expensive mistakes with the wiring or where I placed the components. AI helped me with budgeting and understanding how the different parts fit together on the circuit board. This way, I could make sure my project turned out okay and I didn’t waste any money on mistakes. I’m thinking of giving old lithium-ion batteries a new life. You know, the ones from disposable vapes that people throw away. If I can test them and make sure they’re still good, I can reuse them in my project. It’s a small thing, but it could make a big difference. Instead of sending them to the landfill, I can give them a second chance. It’s a way to make my project a little more eco-friendly, and that’s something I care about. Plus, it’s a great way to reduce waste and give old batteries a new purpose
Finally!!!! After like 3 recordings I was finally able to record one and post about it. This first part is going to be about the problem I have been having, and then I’ll talk about the cyberdeck.So I have been using Lookout to record my logged hours, but because I didn’t know how to use it, I wasted around 7 recordings, about 2 hours each. But I still have these recordings, I just can’t post them because I accidentally closed the tab with the recording before it finished doing whatever it needed to do. I didn’t realize closing the tab would stop me from being able to upload them, so now they’re basically stuck. If anyone knows how to solve it, it would be really useful because I’d hate to lose around 14 hours of work.Anyway, about the cyberdeck.I started where I left off and wanted to continue wiring everything up, but after looking over it properly, I realized it was all wrong. At first I thought I could just move a few wires around and fix it, but the more I looked at it, the more problems I found. Eventually I decided it would be easier and a lot cleaner to redo the entire button matrix instead of trying to patch it together. It wasn’t the most exciting decision because it meant throwing away some progress, but I’d rather fix it now than spend hours later trying to figure out why nothing works.After redoing the matrix in the schematic editor, I went back and measured the radio again. The first measurements were probably close enough, but I wanted to make sure everything was actually accurate before designing around it. It’s one of those things that’s worth double-checking because if the measurements are even slightly off, it can cause problems later when everything has to fit together. Like they say, measure twice, cut once… or something like that. I figured spending a few extra minutes checking everything now would save me from having to remake parts later.
So I ended up redoing the schematic, and now I’m working on the PCB properly this time. After finding all the mistakes in the previous version, I figured it would be better to spend the extra time fixing everything now instead of running into even bigger problems later. It took a while to go back through everything, but I’m much happier with how it’s turning out now.I still haven’t resolved the issue with the lost logged hours. I mean, I still have the recordings—I just can’t post them because of the problem with Lookout. It’s still pretty annoying knowing that there are hours of work sitting there that I can’t share, but for now there’s not much I can do about it. I’m still hoping someone knows a way to recover them because I’d really like to get those updates back.Anyway, today’s goal is to finish the PCB. I did run into a small error while working on it, so I decided to save this recording before continuing just in case something else goes wrong. After everything that happened with the lost recordings, I’d rather be safe than risk losing another update. Even though there was a small issue, it wasn’t anything major, and I managed to figure out what caused it pretty quickly.So far, I think things are going well overall. I’ve finished routing two layers of the buttons and the diodes and connected everything together. It definitely took a lot longer than I expected because I’m still learning how to use this PCB design software. Every time I think I’ve figured something out, I end up discovering a quicker or cleaner way of doing it. It’s been a bit of a learning curve, but I feel like I’m getting more comfortable with the program every time I use it.While working on the PCB, I also found a small issue with one of the component libraries. Thankfully it wasn’t a huge problem, and I managed to fix it before getting too far into the design. I’m glad I caught it early because it could have caused problems later if I had left it as it was.Overall, I think today has been pretty productive. Even if it doesn’t look like a massive amount of progress from the outside, a lot of the time was spent making sure everything is accurate and properly connected. I’d much rather spend extra time getting the PCB right now than have to order it and realize I made a mistake that could have been avoided. Hopefully, if everything goes to plan, I’ll have the PCB finished today and can move on to the next stage of the build.
Finally I fixed the problem with my recordings. Huge thanks to the person from support who replied and helped me figure it out. The recording issue was stopping me from logging my progress so im really happy its finally fixed. One thing to mention is that these devlogs probably wont be in order. I couldnt record everything before so im just going back and logging the work I’ve already done. It might be a bit all over the place but I’d rather log everything than not log it at all. This update is from after I fixed all the problems in my schematic and moved over to the PCB editor. Getting past the schematic took way longer than I expected because I had loads of footprint and library issues. Some components were linked to the wrong footprints and some didnt have footprints at all. I spent ages trying to fix everything before I could move on. It got pretty frustrating sometimes but I learned a lot about how KiCad handles libraries and footprints. Once I finally got everything sorted I started working on the PCB layout. During this session I finished placing the fourth layer of buttons and diodes. It was nice finally seeing the board come together after spending so much time fixing random problems. The biggest milestone is that my schematic is finally finished. Now I can stop worrying about footprints and components and focus on routing the PCB and making the layout look better. It feels like I finally got past one of the biggest roadblocks and im excited to keep working on it.
Hello everyone. So today i finally finished my keyboard matrix in the pcb editor. Yippe, it tooke me a while to get the connections cause i had to rewire the rows and colums cause the chip is a different shape in the schamatic editor and the pcb editor. A big problem i am having is that i dont have enough space for the esp 32. So i found the esp32 the seeed and now im trying to get it on to the pcb editor and i am having a bunch of issues with the footprints again. As i said my biggest problem is that i dont have enough space so i might make the buttons smaller or idk maybe put the esp 32 not on the keyboard but somewhere else externally. Also since i changed to the esp32 seeed i still havent connected it which is something i am doing now
Hey everyone. So i put the esp32 seed and now im trying figure out the connections which to me is by far the hardest thing and also i have no clue where im going to place it probably externally cause its going to be alot of work to find new smaller buttons and make space on the keyboard. So i decided to pt the esp32 externally together with the gyroscope and the radxa x4. Next im working on all the stupid errors i am getting. Then i might built a mouse
Hey everyone so today i got to finishing the keyboard and making my money on everything. In the begging i thought of making my own mouse but it would be way to expensive and not worth it. Also i tried putting the radxa x4 in the schematic editor but its way to complicated. I had to down great multiple version search a bunch of forums. But in the end i decided to just not put it in the schematic editor. Moreover i fixed a bunch of issues i was getting with the drc in the pcb editor. That took soooo long since i didnt understand the problem so i just connected the wires kinda weirdly and it worked so its fine. Then there was a problem with the size of the keyboard cuase the wiring was close to the end of it so i had to make it slightly bigger which could be a problem in he future. Then i made a list of everything i will need and the cost and i relised it came wayyy to much than i expected. Also i probably forgot like half the things but its ok i will in the future. Now that i am writing ts i am thinking of making my own mouse cause i do want to learn on how to make one. Anyhow this is all for today see u later.
Hey everyone, So today i started on the pcb for the mouse of the radio cyberdeck. I finished the keyboard a few days ago so i decided to make a mouse. So the mouse is going to use: The PMW3360DM-T2QU for the sensor to track a bunch of movement. I dont know much about sensors so i took it from a different project A rotary encoder switch which will be the scroll wheel. The good thing about it is that it can act as both a scroll wheel and a switch. For mouse buttons is just going to be some ordinary switches nothing i couldnt find. Now for the brain i saw a bunch of options. First i thought of some kind of arduino. But in the end i decided to use the Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32-C3. Since its small it can do the job and i already have the footprint and library so i dont have to go through the hustle of fixing all the problems and searching for footprint. Anyway this is all for today i think. And the projects which i took the inspo are https://github.com/unknownusername504/WirelessMouse/tree/main and https://github.com/wareya/DIY-Gaming-Mouse . This was alot of help cause its my first time making a mouse from scratch
Hey everyone, So im working on finishing the case of the keyboard right now. I know i left the mouse half done but i prefer to fully complete the keyboard first so i can feel proud of something. So the reason the session is so small is cause i had a problem with the recording. Also i forgot some small parts for the keyboard like the holes so i added that to. Anyway i watched a bunch of tutorials to understand how im supose to make the case but i honestly still have no clue. So if anyone knows how to make a case pls contact me. Anyhow thats all for now.
Hello everyone, So i just started working on the case for the keyboard. So far so good i was able to import my schematic but i had to find the right tool which took a while but i decided on freecad. While i was waiting for that to download i did find a heat sink/cooler for the radxa x4 so it doesnt overheat especially now that it is summer and its really hot. I was able to get a rectangle in but i still need to hollow it out and make the holes for the keys but hopefully by tomorrow i will finish. I did do most of this with the help of ai cause the tutorials i found were on older versions. Another issue i found is that i forgot to make add a big space button and they are all the small ones so i will need to add the space button and the shift and the delete button. Anyway thats all for today there is still a log way to go so see u. Now that i took the screen shot i am seeing another issue that the rectangle i added got smaller? Idk but its a future me issue so idc right now.
Hello everyone, So today i continued on the keyboard case. i buit the bottom and the sides now im working on the top part. A problem i had was the space button so im going to make 3 into one big one instead of rebuilding the pcb and the schematic again. It took me a while cause its my first time using this tool and making cases. So for the bottom and the sides i used ai a few tutorials and a bit of luck to make them. But for the top cause i needed to make the holes for each key it was way more difficult so i watched even more tutorials and im still not done. But at least now i got the hang of how i should built it so by tomorrow the keyboard will be fully done and the only thing left is the mouse if i make one and the firmware and the software. But i might make different projects for the software. We will see. Anyway se u later
Hey everyone, So i just finished the top part of the keyboard and finished the holes too. The one think i almost forgot was a hole for the cables that will go to the esp32. But thankfully i remembered and now i dont have to be mad over the fact that i didnt put the hole. So now i honestly dont know what to do, i guess im going to start on the mouse and then the firmware cause i thought the keyboard would take longer. Anyway my goal is to finish by the end of the end of the month. The only part i dont like is that the spaces for the keys are aligned but im too bored to do. Also i just remembered that i should connect 3 keys to make the space button but i guess i will do it tomorrow it want take long.
Hello everyone, so today i finally continued on the mouse part of the project. Last time i got all the parts i needed. this time i added the side buttons and connected everything correctly. So i did use ai for some the connections cause again i wast sure but some i did on my own which i feel prude of. Moreover i ran into a bunch or errors and warning in the erc but i fixed all the errors and now i only have the library warnings which i need to fix asap if i want to continue with the pcb editor. Also i still have no idea about the parts. I mean its really hard to find a rotary encounter switch. Moreover i saw someone that used keyboard buttons for his mouse but that doesnt feel right. So i have no option but to 3d print custom ones with the case for the keyboard and the mouse. Which ether im getting my own or im paying a friend. Further more i feel like this project is getting to long and expensive but im not worrying about that cause in the end its the experience that counts. So my plans next is to fix the library issues then finish the pcb and the case which im most worried about. Then i am thinking of building a custom os for it .
Hey everyone, so today im still doing the mouse. I took me so long to get the footprints and the library for the sensor to work. I spend alot of time downloading files trying different methods i found online asked ai to help me too. In the end i found how to do it by luck. But now i finally understand. So i copy pasted the sensor from a different project and the library stayed the same from the other project. All i had to do was go in its properties and there was a option to change its library to a local on so i did and that was it. After that i put everything in the pcb editor and started on placing everything. So now im facing a bunch of problems. First i cant connect everything cause the wires are intercepting one another and i dont ave enough space to put the scroll wheel. So my options are to put the wheel on the side of the mouse or make to pcbs and stack one onto the other or move the esp32 to the back meaning the wire will come from the back. For the wire i can stack 2 pcb again or do what gemini said and there is a way to make the wires go under each other. That i knew but there were a few components that only allowed to be on top but it said to make a small wire on top and then continue underneath. I might explained it a bid weirdly sorry im not the best in english. Anyway see u later
Hey everyone, so today i started on the connections for the pcb i was able to make it as small as possible by turning the scanner sideways. Moreover i am done with the majority of the connections it did take a while. I expected to be done but there is still some left. But im really proud cause it took way less than the time it took me to do the keyboard. Furthermore there was a problem with the scroll wheel i still cant find how to put it on top in the middle of the mouse but its fine since on the side looks sneaky and creative which i really love. Also i am trying to make it as small as possible its already pretty small around 2mm*2mm. Anyway see u latter.
Hey everyone, so i havent really found the time to continue working on the project cause i started part time at a car wash. But that is not the point of this. So i finished the wiring of the mouse in the pcb editor. This session was more fun than the others since i was also talking to friends. Moreover im really happy with the size of the mouse. Anyway so the only part left is to make the case for the mouse and im all done. Im so happy that i practically finished the full mouse so quickly not like the keyboard which took days. There were a bunch of times which i had to switch wires and it got difficult but in the end i finished and i dont think there are any issues with it. Anyway have to go now see u later. Oops i forgot a small detail. So because the censor need a hall to look down i had to re move the wire below it and now im having a few problems rewriting it .
Hey everyone so today i finally finished the pcb part of the mouse im working on. So i did watch a bunch. I spend alot of time working making it as small as posble by putting all the components closer but then i got an error that they were to close so it took me even longer to put them at the right distance. Also i had to change the connections again and it was so boring changing from the top copper to the bottom. Moreover I started on the case but since i dont really know freecad that good i watched a few tutorials. All i did for the case today was to make a box. Now i need to make it hollow and add holes for the buttons. (I had a problem with lapse so the recording was of my session so i didnt lose it). Anyway this was it for today
Hey everyone, soo today is such an amazing dayy!!! Finally finished the mousee! Both the case and the pcb are fully done. Damn this was really hard but at least now im done. So i finished all the holes and everything for the case even the side scroll wheel i designed. But it took longer than i excepted. I had to watch even more tutorials but it was so worth it cuase now im done. But now i have to find all the supplies which to me might be the most boring part and also i have to make the repo which is also boring. Anyways thanks to anyone who read about my project eventhough i am not that good at writing so it probably doesnt make seance. Hope u have a nice day.
Hey everyone so i forgot to publish the code for both the keyboard and mouse so today i started with the keyboard. In this sessions i just watched a bunch of tutorials on how to actually code the esp32 and everything else. This videos were really helpfull and helped out alot. It took me a while to get all the code correctly and i was also multitasking with a monitor but lookout cant record a second monitor so some of my research was lost but its fine. In the end of the code i relised that i made lots of coding errors but at least im done.
Hey everyone, so today i started working on the code for the diy mouse of the radio cyberdeck. I had to watch lots of tutorials cause i forgot the majority of the code. It took way longer than i excepted cause of an error i had with the code working correctly especially the scroll wheel. Further more i couldnt find the device for that so i just didnt chose any. I hope this wont be a problem in the future when im uploading the code to the esp32 board. This is almost done. The only thing left is the repo and im done. If this is my last one i want to thank my 1 follower @Stylt .
Hey everyone, so today i decided to change a few things. First my readme cause it got flagged for being ai which is true cause i have no clue how to format it correctly so i asked it to format it for me. Also i decided to use a different sbc for the project cause it was way faster but the only problem was the fact that it didnt have ram so i had to also by some. I got some from framework cause they are super reliable and make great products. But then it got out of bugdet so i decided to use some of my own staff like i have a screen i will use an old power bank i will use and also i paid for the pcbs myself and i have some old keycaps so im going to use those...
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Title: Spiderboot by @tyri | Stardance
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H Title: Spiderboot by @tyri | Stardance
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Hey everyone, so for the last few days me and some friends have been designing a spider robot and a controller for it. So we thought of making it with the esp32 but we didnt want it to be really large so we decided to go with the xiao seeed cause it is the smallest esp32. The controller also uses the esp32 cause honestly is one of the greatest microcontrollers ever. For the controller we used a small olde screen and 2 joystick. 1 for movement and the other for moving the camera. Ohh and the spider has a camera that is also nightvision and we added ir blasters so we could actually see. Our biggest problem rn is the legs cause our best thought so far is to use 3 motors for each joined but that beats the hole point of it being a small spider. We also need to finish the pcb the code the repo and the cases to be officially done. Further more cause my friends are new to all of this they spend alot of time trying to learn the basics. We also spend alot of time watching tutorials so they could understand everything. This was so much more fun cause we also took some breaks here and there and it was amazing
Hey everyone, so today i finally finished the pcb for the controller of the spider. Putting the components in the places i wanted was the ez part. The difficult part was getting all the footprints right and all the mods. But honestly i had fun connecting all the wires from component to component cause its a simple task i konw well. Now theoretically im done i just need my friends to finish the spider and the repo. Wait actually i still need to make the case which everytime i think is ez but it takes me hours. And the code for everything too
Hey everyone, so today i decided to do the spider schematic part of the project. My friend tried his best but honestly he has no clue how to connect different modules and assign the footprints. So i started by removing one extra component he added that was not needed and fixed the wiring on the servos. Then cause i also have no clue how half the components should connect i just asked ai cause i want the project to work and not blow up. I added a charging port and a boost converter i fixed all the wiring and connections and footprints but there is still alot of work left cause i didnt connect the boost converter nor the charging port. Anyway have to go now my mom is forcing me to do my homework.
Hey everyone, so this sessions is just my friends recording where he first build the spider that i fixed on the last session. He did alot of researched on each part to find the best one and also took alot of time to place each component so it can be easily understood by as. Some of his connections as i said before were wrong so dont take inspo from this build. The camera we had to remove it later on cause we wouldn’t have put it in the pcb and we will put on top of the esp32 where is connects to the pins. Again do not take the wiring from here its mostly wrong
Hey everyone so today i finally started fixing all the issues with the pcb of the spider. I am not the best at this so i got a bit of help from ai but there is still a long way to go. I added resistors and even made my own symbel cause kicad doesnt have it. I didnt excpect it to take this little amount of time but there is still a long way to go cause i still havent fixed all the issues with it. I am going to continue working on it in a bit though...
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[{"post_id": 71124, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 71124, "ts": "2026-09-20T10:17:13Z", "hours": 2.2953, "text": "Hey everyone so today i started working on making my own homedrive. Its like the google drive but my own. So i have a really old pc(i5 560 8gb ddr3 and 250gb storage) that i will upgrade with a sbc when i get funding that is the reason this is a hardware project but its moslty software. I installed an ubuntu server on it but i had some trouble with getting lookout record the pc so i just pointed my webcam to look at the monitor. Anyway in the end i just installed the ubuntu server i added a firewall, made it auto update and kick anyone who fails the verification to many times. I am having a bit of an issue with openshh which is basically how i will connect my devices to my homedrive. And also to anyone that will be reviewing and actually sits and watches me do this enjoy watching a kid fight with his laptop, his monitor, a pc that is basiclly an antique the wifi, broken us ports faulty usbs and more"}]...
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Title: Homedrive by @tyri | Stardance
Devlogs:
He Title: Homedrive by @tyri | Stardance
Devlogs:
Hey everyone so today i started working on making my own homedrive. Its like the google drive but my own. So i have a really old pc(i5 560 8gb ddr3 and 250gb storage) that i will upgrade with a sbc when i get funding that is the reason this is a hardware project but its moslty software. I installed an ubuntu server on it but i had some trouble with getting lookout record the pc so i just pointed my webcam to look at the monitor. Anyway in the end i just installed the ubuntu server i added a firewall, made it auto update and kick anyone who fails the verification to many times. I am having a bit of an issue with openshh which is basically how i will connect my devices to my homedrive. And also to anyone that will be reviewing and actually sits and watches me do this enjoy watching a kid fight with his laptop, his monitor, a pc that is basiclly an antique the wifi, broken us ports faulty usbs and more...
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My own site! by @tyreke | Stardance
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Title: My own site! by @tyreke | Stardance
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