Custom controller build

[quote=Hamtronix]So I did some research last night and confirmed that I can run up to 18 inputs default on the Makey. So far the controller has 9 on it: 4 Skills 3 Items 2 Buttons top-left (Proabably TAB and Store) I took some extra tact switches and buttons home last night to see what I could lay-out: 2 Big red buttons for Summoner Spells 1 Smaller for Recall 3 Smaller for items 4-6 (above the bigger white ones) 2 Smaller for CTRL and ALT (these are pings right? Plus easy skill level-up. Probably below/to the left of the skill keys) 1 to top right of the skills (?) for..... something. Not sure where to utilize my 18th button. Feedback? Thanks, Mighty Abraxas[/quote]

[quote=Hamtronix]I'm gonna cut for the new buttons tonight. I'll post an updated pic tomorrow.[/quote]

[quote=lifebaka]I don't recall what the default settings are (I believe one is Shift + click), but you can easily bind your two pings to Ctrl + click and Alt + click. I wouldn't worry about their button binds, because I don't think you have the space to use them.[/quote]

[quote=Hamtronix]If I map just control and alt I still have my mouse to complete the pings while still having them both for level up and whatnot[/quote]

[quote=Hamtronix]Those two are already accounted for[/quote]

[quote=Ninja Trigger]Just saying again cant wait to see the finally build, about to ship off for a set of my own Makey Makey[/quote]

[quote=Hamtronix]it's a lot of fun. especially if you already have experience with the Arduino enviroment. It's a great platform too because it is recognized as a keyboard instead of some other USB device. I use Abelton from time to time when I pretend I'm a musician and this will come in handy for that too. All I have to do is train Abelton like I do LoL to recognize the proper key commands and it can be used as a drum/track trigger and editing tool.[/quote]

[quote=CantaGallo]i am interested too at this project .... keep us updated[/quote]