dumbpad VS Lotus-Keyboard

Bro. I'm in Gent and I recently bought stuff to build 10x dumbpad RGB.

I have been documenting my process where I build a dumbpad, an open-source project created by imchipwood

Some of you may already know the dumbpad created by imchipwood ( https://github.com/imchipwood/dumbpad) which is a 4x4 Macropad with an encoder. I took the liberty to create a new version of the pad that adds hotswap Sockets and per key RGB to the original design.

this: https://github.com/imchipwood/dumbpad

Hello, I'm selling 3 leftover dumbpad v.1.1 after I built 2 for me and my wife.

Dumbpad repo: https://github.com/imchipwood/dumbpad Here you can see all the required information to build the pad. You can install one or two rotary encoders, we include two.

i made dumbpad; It's 4x4 with encoder on the side . On /r/olkb and /r/MechanicalKeyboards, you can search for marco pad for 3x3, 3x4, and so on that supports encoder.

Hi, I've got a dumbpad macropad available - see this post for more info: https://www.reddit.com/r/mechmarket/comments/ltpd93/service_build_service_with_instock_parts_for/ I've also got a range of switches for trying, I haven't had time to update this list lately, but it might give you a rough idea: https://www.reddit.com/user/hectoring/comments/ivppks/switches_available_for_testing/

A low budget build by u/cucumbermemes: impchipwood's dumbpad (git).

The normal version needs SK6812 mini leds, yours look like the mini-e variants. Mini-e has legs and is easier to solder but the pinout is different: https://github.com/TweetyDaBird/Lotus58/issues/10

One option by my design. https://github.com/TweetyDaBird/Lotus58

it's a https://github.com/TweetyDaBird/Lotus58 that I soldered and assembled with DSA keycaps from YMDK and some JWK knockoffs tactile switches

Decided I'd finally had enough of the Nordic ISO layout and figured "why not just jump in the deep end?" and bought parts to make myself a Lotus58 Glow. (https://github.com/TweetyDaBird/Lotus58)

https://github.com/TweetyDaBird/Lotus58 -- start here. apart from the links i've posted in my details comment, i don't have any other. feel free to dm me if you want any help though. :)

Not OP, but I have the repository open because I'm also building one of these. You can find everything at https://github.com/TweetyDaBird/Lotus58.

Is a capacitor required for each rotary encoder that we put? The Lotus58 build guide suggests so, but I haven't seen it mentioned in other places, included the Sofle RGB build guide itself.

It's open source and needs to be built by oneself. You can find everything necessary on tweetys github

u/tweetydabird sells some kits for his lotus58 over at his tindie shop