This is a DIY device recognized by any computer and operating system as an USB keyboard. Nor specific driver, neither other software is needed. Inside, there is only an Arduino Pro Micro, a 4x4 keyboard matrix and 3 rotary encoders.
I use it with Krita but can be programmed to produce any key code combination, so it can work with any other drawing software.
The 16 keys and the 3 knobs/push buttons can send any combination of key codes. The preprogrammed key codes can be modified easily, depending on your preferences, changing the corresponding program lines.
I have programmed the first rotary button for “rotate canvas” (and reset the rotation if you press the button).
The second rotary button is assigned for zooming (and reset the zoom to “fit page” by pressing the button).
The third rotary button is for resizing the brush. In this case, pushing the button will toggle the ‘erase mode’ of the brush.
The 4x4 keyboard has been programmed as shown in the video. In some cases, the shortcuts in my Krita setup are not the standard ones.
That way, I have the functions that I use more frequently under the fingertips of my left hand.
Nice, especially the 3 knobs.
There’s more polished kits like Adafruit MacroPad and DuckyPad with RGB backlight and OLED display, but they have one/no knobs respectively, otherwise I might have bought one already…
I think they do, I saw them in reddit keyboard subs and someone inquired from a different country.
But I’m not really sure. It’s a business by 1 person AFAIK. (goes by pabile on socmed)
They have twitter / FB. I bought this on lazada, but they also is on shopee / fb marketplace.