CYBERPUNK Stream Deck LIVE BUILD! (Arduino, 3D Printing, Electronics!)

[@SuperMakeSomething]

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[@navid9852]

Really like the look of the cover

[@SuperMakeSomething]

Thanks!

[@herr_panzerfaust2514]

Damn, this channel is incredible!

[@SuperMakeSomething]

Thank you!

[@lowguidoschopshop]

I think you started to mention it before OBS crashed, but what exactly was the plan for the additional switch on the LCD PCB?

[@SuperMakeSomething]

This was going to be for a dedicated “switch page” button so that you wouldn’t need to waste one of the LCD buttons for navigation. However it’s just another IO so it could be used for other stuff as well!

[@benztownrocker79]

Great project, and awesome explained! Top! Only thing I didn't understand, how can I switch with my Encoder PUSH-Button for example to the next icon page?! Any idea? Do I have to change something on the 'streamDeckKeyboard'-file?

[@SuperMakeSomething]

Thanks! Yup that’s right - it would require a change in the code. Take a look at how “Button 3” is coded, which is what changes the page currently. You would just need to reassign the button names or PIN number at the top of the script to make this change.

[@tobiasworner5106]

Hi! Thank you for the video! Is it possible to share the top cover of the "Cyberpunkt" streaming deck? I like it the most!

[@SuperMakeSomething]

Hi Tobias! The STL files for the Cyberpunk Stream Deck are now up on Thingiverse here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4713572

[@tobiasworner5106]

@@SuperMakeSomething Thank you very much! Next print will be the Streaming deck in my case!

[@SuperMakeSomething]

Excited to see it! Please let me know how it turns out!

[@bezzaboy1234]

In your documentation it talks about resistors, are these not needed? if they are can you let me know which ones? looked like 330's but couldn't tell from the video, Great project btw, Thumbs up!

[@SuperMakeSomething]

Thank you! Sorry yes - they are 330 Ohm resistors for the LEDs. I’ll update the project documentation straight away! Cheers!

[@jbphilippi]

How would this work with a resistive touchpad? I struggle to get how the button press would work.

[@SuperMakeSomething]

A resistive touch pad would eliminate the need for buttons (and the top PCB) by allowing you to press on the screen directly.

[@jbphilippi]

@@SuperMakeSomething ok, but this takes away the charme. I'm really intrigued by the resistive touch layer that the original Stream Deck uses. Not sure how this could be DIYed.

[@SuperMakeSomething]

@@jbphilippi The official Stream Decks seem to use a rubber plate and (I think) a flexible PCB. This was one direction I was thinking of taking the build, but decided against because it would have been hard for people to make their own rubber plates with the appropriate dimensions and cut outs.

[@eddtru]

What is the total cost? Would it make more sense to just get Stream Deck + ?

[@Steven---]

Any thoughts on a 5" or 7" version, for more buttons?

[@SuperMakeSomething]

Definitely a cool idea! Using a Pi that can output to an HDMI display may be a good way to go for this.

[@WayneRigley]

confused.. do i order a NO touch or a Touch lcd ??

[@SuperMakeSomething]

I would order a no touch lcd, since the touchscreen functionality isn’t used in this build and it’s a little bit cheaper.

[@WayneRigley]

@@SuperMakeSomething ok so either or.. ill continue on Ali to find one ! thanks ! im planning to replace my wife stream deck I made her ( just keys ) with this one as she is a virtual teacher ! thanks for this !

[@SuperMakeSomething]

@@WayneRigley That’s awesome and a great application for a Stream Deck! Please share a picture of the build with me after you complete it - would love to see how it turns out!

[@WayneRigley]

@@SuperMakeSomething for sure will do!

[@lowguidoschopshop]

I completed building my stream deck based on your design here, But I found that I had to modify your code a little bit for OBS to recognise the hotkeys globally. the array that you had programmed seemed to work when OBS was the focus window, but when in game or another window was in focus, the hotkeys did not work. Rather than using the array I changed the code to output the keystroke directly instead of using the button array now it works globally! I first thought that it was an issue within OBS itself, but I found that my keyboard was working globally, but the stream deck was not. I think it's because the computer is reading the input as a block of text rather than a keystroke? either way, I'm all good now. check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3uln4CHlJZ2aqM