Such an amazing project! I’d love to see more videos like this in the future. Quick question: where can I find the STL files for the 3D-printed and laser-cut components used in this project? Thanks!

Will this also be in a long form video? Also loved the first one and I am considering trying it myself❤

how do you know which of the pins on the display are actually needed to make it work in order to have enough left over for the rotary encoders

Thats dumb ... why not using a Multiplexer?

'Pause' button does not work.

Quite useful, thank you!

Did anyone thought using this to make a pip boy

Esp32-c3 supermini programming by mobile if possible?

I removed the circuit board to clean the keyboard but when i installed it back the keyboard wouldn't work

You guys don’t have a phone ?

can you mirror a virtual machine on the cloud, basically the VM could play video/youtube and you could see it on this tiny screen. possible? (and for input i/o i guess esp32 supports keyboard mouse via gpio)

can i get the pdf file for IPC-2221?

In the middle of refurbing a secondhand pad i bought from someone on marketplace. Swapping the copper and foil contacts with fsr's. been a real challenge getting spacings right. i like the look of yours so far, excited to see if you release the plans or not!

Amazing how fast technology improves.

Where do you buy a honeycomb bed from for this size of machine 🤔

Any chance we can get a hold of the CAD files and STL for the parts?

Can i pointed in the direction for the code on that 3D printed case for the arduino?

Have you done any major upgrades to this project or do you know of a more advanced version?

made all lik e in the video and got compile errors. after 2 days of trying to make it work, i figured out that poject only works with library and esp32 core versions in project/ if u update them to new, project wont cpmpile. and no, project doesnt work with newer esp32 core like it ssays in github(for me at least). as result i got very laggy video 240*240 pixels what makes me sad. i used regular esp32 wroom and 1.54 inch tft diplay with spi conltrol. can anyone help me?

Thank you. Awesome video. Does anyone have a code because I can't download it from the website? Can I use regular 5mm LEDs?

What materials are used to make a Robotic drawing machine?

So this hack would work as long as the circuit board won’t go kaput?

I took off the keys just now when I spilt monster. I blew on it. working just fine now.

FIREEEEE🔥🔥🔥

Nice project!! 🎉🎉🎉

I was just rewatching that video yesterday now that im properly into DDR, cant wait for the new vid!

My oh my, this channel is great. I may not be able to follow all the Arduino stuff but I can say that your instructions and video is so informative. I was wondering if you are selling your stuff. I was looking at plug and play emulators but was wondering if I can use the dance pad or the Wii accessories to it. This channel popped! SUB!

the laser cutting looks awesome!

How hard would it be to modify this so that instead of sending key commands over a USB output, it instead sends MQTT messages to a configured MQTT server & topic?

Can you tell how to select the port and it doesn’t show up to it. And i have also installed drivers and it says “The driver is successfully pre-installed in advance!”. And still I can sort out what’s the issue is

Awesomeness

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THANK YOU!!! You saved me and my old keyboard, now I can type QWERUIOP :"D

Can you program this to turn it into a mini computer?

Your speaking very nice

Hi Alex, I loved your video. Since I'm a beginner with PCBs and electronics, can you provide the schematic of the PCB?

Hi! Is there any way I can use a foam dance pad on a computer? I recently bought one. It has RCA and USB wires. It works perfectly on my TV with the RCA cable. I think the USB is supposed to only like "charge" the pad, but is there any way I can use it as a controller on my PC ? I've tried everything but the pc does not recognize it.

Excellent Thank you! Although I did wonder about the budget in the end of how much it costs to put together I've tried to put a list together based on the video. but I wonder if you actually had one that you could share Base Board 88.9 cm x 88.9 cm, 12.7 mm thick MDF Dance Pad Borders: 4 pieces, 2.54 cm x 88.9 cm, 12.7 mm thick MDF Stationary Panels: 5 pieces, 27.94 cm x 27.94 cm, 12.7 mm thick MDF Modifications: 1 panel with chamfers on all four sides (center panel) 4 panels with chamfers on two adjacent sides (outer panels) Riser Panels: 4 pieces, 22.86 cm x 22.86 cm, 6.35 mm thick MDF Button Pads: 4 pieces, 27.94 cm x 27.94 cm, 6.35 mm thick MDF Modifications: Drill pilot holes and clearance holes for #8 screws (align with polycarbonate panels) Clear Panels: 9 pieces, 27.94 cm x 27.94 cm, 3 mm thick polycarbonate (279.4 millimeters.) Modifications: Drill pilot holes and clearance holes for #8 screws (align with button pads) Foam and Tape: Foam Insulation Tape: 16 strips, 20.32 cm long, 12.7 mm x 15.875 mm Electrical Tape: 1 roll Metall / Metal: Copper Foil (Kupferfolie): 1 roll or Aluminum Foil (Aluminiumfolie): 1 roll Elektronik / Electronics: Arduino Leonardo Microcontroller Wiring: I wasn't sure which gauge 3D Printed Electronics Enclosure (3D-gedrucktes Elektronikgehäuse) Modifications: Drill wire routing hole in the front border of the dance pad Drill a large hole for the wire bundle in the 3D printed enclosure Create a slot for the microUSB cable in the 3D printed enclosure Additional for Assembly: Paint Primer Laminated Graphics Wood Screws (for attaching polycarbonate panels) - Ensure screws are suitable for polycarbonate Washers Screws (for securing washers to contacts) Braided Tubing (Geflochtener Kabelschlauch) - Choose size to match wire bundle Cable Glands or Strain Reliefs (Kabelverschraubungen oder Zugentlastungen) (for securing wires at enclosure exit) - Optional, alternative to zip ties Tools: Miter Box Jig Saw Bandsaw Belt Sander Craft Cutter(or Exacto Knife) Drill 3D Printer courier costs

AWESOME!!!!

Will you provide the connection daigram for this project.

What are the dimensions on that support bracket? Possible to print on the Wuxn?

Bambu A1 is 100x the quality of this

For the grounding, i assume you cut the ground wire into 4 and then connected it between each grounding foil?

This is a shot in the dark if you would still reply, but is there any other way to check for circuit breaks without the multimeter. I know that my whole capslock lane (horizontal) is compromised. Is there an easy way to know exactly where the fixing needs to be done on the board

I actually need schematic. Anyone have schematic file please share the link