keyboard-pcbs VS tryadactyl

In the repo for the royals there is a folder called 'gerber' which contains the files...

For the Amoeba Royal, first clone the repo: https://github.com/mtl/keyboard-pcbs/tree/master/amoeba-royale, then zip up the gerber folder and upload it to your PCB manufacturer of choice. I used jlcpcb and you can find the settings I used here: . Note that I ordered 5 panels of 10x5 pieces, so I ended up with 250 pieces. You may want to adjust accordingly. Btw the pinout reference for wiring is also in the same directory.

You can get the gerber files from This repo and get them really cheap from jlcpcb or other pcb services.

The thumbs are the "famous" github

They look like an Amoeba 1.5.

Or search for https://github.com/mtl/keyboard-pcbs or amoeba king or

the amount of the design space that's been explored is quite small, that's why i built the try-a-dactyl library to foster experimentation, rather than to produce a preconceived shape, with some tunable params.

i added choc support to the try-a-dactyl library recently https://github.com/wolfwood/tryadactyl

I've made a ergo/dactyl library that supports trackpoints: https://github.com/wolfwood/tryadactyl i use an auto-switched layer to put mouse keys on the thumb buttons when I'm using it

awesome! you might be interested in my openscad keyboard framework https://github.com/wolfwood/tryadactyl

i have, and I strongly endorse it: https://github.com/wolfwood/tryadactyl/blob/try-1/images/facing-pair-jank.jpg

my project also has an open case design but doesn't shrink the base plate in the same way. you could however modify it so that the struts aren't maintained at a 90° angle and achieve the same effect: https://github.com/wolfwood/tryadactyl