I am planning to make a big course on Pico Projects where I will go through everything in all detail, but just working on the script today it is going to take a long time but hopefully can do one a week. It expect each project to be over 1 hour so the editing time is going to be insane.
Hi! I mostly constructed a prototype of your Macro Keyboard, im exited to finish it and customize it for my own shorcuts. Is it intentional that on startup the joystick drives the mouse in a different speed than when a program is selected? I assume i could override the joystick axis settings for each program and use the default one as i like that speed better. Right now im trying to test it on MacOS and got greeted by the Keyboard recognition wizard.. which is a little cumbersome because this is not an ordinary keyboard :D
Yes you should be able to adjust the x and y steps depending on how far the joystick is pushed to control the speed for each program, the ADC of joystick picks up some noise so that is why it might be best to adjust depending on your joystick behaviour. I have never used MacOS with the circuitpython, so regarding the support for the HID library I am not sure if there will be any issues, think I might need to check circuitpythons HID library to see if it supports MacOS
Hello Vernon! Nice video - with all details explained! I have a question - and I'm sure that the lot of peoples are curious about. Can we use this macropad for PC gaming? Thinking for more action oriented games where the buttons w,a,s,d, are pressed continuously and combined?
Yes you can, for example if it was a fight game where you maybe need to press up down up left etc. you can add small delays between each one send. If it is combined then it will have no delay for example: keyboard.send(Keycode.SHIFT, Keycode.A) this send both shift A at once for select all as an example.
I have looked into it, it seems their is more support making one using the arduino environment with the Pico, I will research a bit more into the topic
@@tubeDude48 You need HID support to interface with a PC as if the Pico was an HID device like a keyboard/mouse, which MicroPython does not support as of now.
@@tubeDude48 Can you please let me know how to, because I was trying to use micropython about a year ago to make a small macropad with the Pico. And gave it up when I realised I had to go with circuitpython instead 😂🥲
thats good you wrote some code. i havent found much code that shows examples on interfacing lcd screens, a2d converters etc etc.
I am planning to make a big course on Pico Projects where I will go through everything in all detail, but just working on the script today it is going to take a long time but hopefully can do one a week. It expect each project to be over 1 hour so the editing time is going to be insane.
LOVE IT THANK YOU
Thank you
Hi! I mostly constructed a prototype of your Macro Keyboard, im exited to finish it and customize it for my own shorcuts. Is it intentional that on startup the joystick drives the mouse in a different speed than when a program is selected? I assume i could override the joystick axis settings for each program and use the default one as i like that speed better. Right now im trying to test it on MacOS and got greeted by the Keyboard recognition wizard.. which is a little cumbersome because this is not an ordinary keyboard :D
Yes you should be able to adjust the x and y steps depending on how far the joystick is pushed to control the speed for each program, the ADC of joystick picks up some noise so that is why it might be best to adjust depending on your joystick behaviour. I have never used MacOS with the circuitpython, so regarding the support for the HID library I am not sure if there will be any issues, think I might need to check circuitpythons HID library to see if it supports MacOS
Hello Vernon! Nice video - with all details explained! I have a question - and I'm sure that the lot of peoples are curious about. Can we use this macropad for PC gaming? Thinking for more action oriented games where the buttons w,a,s,d, are pressed continuously and combined?
Yes you can, for example if it was a fight game where you maybe need to press up down up left etc. you can add small delays between each one send. If it is combined then it will have no delay for example: keyboard.send(Keycode.SHIFT, Keycode.A) this send both shift A at once for select all as an example.
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Thank you, het jy discord ek sukkel met my whatsapp
Great video.Can you make a 2fa divice with raspberry pi pico❤
like a macro that stores your key or you need to use something to verify you as 2fa?
CAN YOU DO a bluetooth one
I have looked into it, it seems their is more support making one using the arduino environment with the Pico, I will research a bit more into the topic
Why not MicroPython?
MicroPython does not have the HID library support
@@NerdCaveYT - I control hardware with MicroPython; no problem.
@@tubeDude48 You need HID support to interface with a PC as if the Pico was an HID device like a keyboard/mouse, which MicroPython does not support as of now.
@@Alvin_Ajith - That's true in some cases, but for what he is doing, MicroPython will do this simple task.
@@tubeDude48 Can you please let me know how to, because I was trying to use micropython about a year ago to make a small macropad with the Pico. And gave it up when I realised I had to go with circuitpython instead 😂🥲
Wow! Baie interessante projek.
Dankie, Dis nou al n ou series ek moet dink hoe ek dit kan verbeter
NO THIS IS PATRICK
Is this the Krusty Krab?