Choc variant

[alvaro-prieto]

Hi, congratulations on your fantastic design. Have you considered adapting your keycaps to the Choc V1 format? It’s a very common choice in low-profile ergonomic keyboards.

Another question: Have you thought about offering them commercially in PBT? The current keycap market (especially for low-profile) is quite limited, mainly dominated by MBK and CFX. Your keycaps would be very well received.

[petervlk]

yes pls, would love to try them out on my Voyager :)

[Arkanhell26]

Hi Alvaro, I'm about to acquire a Corne LP RGB, and no matter how much I've searched, I can't find any beginner tutorials that explain well how to program tap dance, the RGB matrix, and the creation of layers. By pure chance, I found your repository, but I don't know how to use it or what things would be useful to me. Would it be too much trouble to ask you, in the most polite way, for your help to understand what I need to do to program my keyboard? Additionally, I want to congratulate you because, even though I don't understand your file, I can appreciate that it is very complete. I hope you can help me. Best regards.

[vvhg1]

Hi, congratulations on your fantastic design. Have you considered adapting your keycaps to the Choc V1 format? It’s a very common choice in low-profile ergonomic keyboards.

Another question: Have you thought about offering them commercially in PBT? The current keycap market (especially for low-profile) is quite limited, mainly dominated by MBK and CFX. Your keycaps would be very well received.

Sorry for the late reply...
Happy to hear that you like the keycaps!

I will not make Choc versions, because:
- the inside does not fit, and without a complete redesign it would lead to collissions or holes in the keycaps...so it would be a lot of work!
- there are KLP keycaps, they are what these keycaps are based on, they are available for different switches (and they got a recent update)

I will not offer them commercially but the license will allow for you to offer them commercially ;)