Setting up: * Install perl modules * Check out git submodule Perl Dependencies: JSON::XS Moose Non-perl Dependencies: This tool currently builds KiCad 6.0 projects. That's not strictly necessary. If you need us to back down to 5.1, please say so. There's a git submodule of 'kicad', which includes the keyboardio kicad footprints. Pull requests over there are welcome. Usage: perl layout.pl --usb=c --project=104-key --layout=kle-layouts/104.json cd 104-key kicad 104-key.pro Notes: It currently generates schematics and layouts assuming a ATMega32U4. The schematic has sheets for three different ways to wire things up: components-on-pcb, teensy 2.0++, arduino-micro. I know the pro micro is more popular in Japan and I'm happy to have that added as an option. It'd just need another schematic sheet in the template project and a footprint for adding it to the pcb. led support is a boolean option. Right now, LEDs are designed as dumb rgb pixels + an issi controller. the logic parts of the PCB don't get placed or connected to the switch and led matrix automatically. That's a much harder wiring problem. Instead, I hand-drew layouts for those and place them off the side of the PCB for you to drag into place and wire up. I have produced two PCBs based on earlier versions of this tool with some manual rework. They did -work-. But results are not guaranteed. -Jesse jesse@keyboard.io