Hi, the switch plate STL does not work with MX switches because its too tight. Do you maybe have an editable version of the STL file or revised version of the switch plate?

https://github.com/infused-kim/zmk

There appears to be working code for left side split encoder support.
On my build with the Xiao BLE board, I've wired the left half up to use the NFC pins (gpio mod) for EC11 signal lines, so the OLED can be on I2C and the left encoder can coexist. Obviously, the push switch wiring on the PCB is already there anyway...

Figured out after that hardware move that left split encoder software support isn't in the main branch of ZMK:
zmkfirmware/zmk#728

I don't know how difficult it will be to add this infused-kim branch to support left split encoders, but maybe you'll be able & willing to look at it? I'm really interested in getting it working, but kind of out of my depth.
Thanks!

As a newb, I'm not clear on how this repo works with (or instead of) zmk-firmware. I see there's a gh action to build this, but it doesn't output a uf2 to drop into my (xiao BLE) mcu board. I assume we're missing something to make use of this. Maybe this repo gets dropped into the zmk-firmware repo, and that builds the uf2?
I just don't understand yet.

I tried to figure it out myself, but for the first my build split keyboard it's very difficult.
I ask you to add instructions for flashing modules in the README.

• Mixed support for encoder and display (at different splits)
• Support work on Seeed XIAO nRF52840 controller without plugged battery
• Support pairing multiple bluetooth devices (For example BlitzWolf KB1 or Logitech K380)
• Plans for adding keyboard at https://zmk.dev/docs/user-setup.

Thanks

It looks like the klein.keymap doesn't have a "blu" layer key like the other layers have. The tab key is just a" &kp tab", where the other thumb keys all have "&lt layer key"

Is that on purpose? I'd like to save my modded keymap and build in my fork, but that doesn't work.

To grow my understanding, I looked over the miryoku repo, and my respect for the Klein is growing with my understanding. Thank you!