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usbd_pvt.h + Thank you for amazing work #6
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Hi ! First of all, thank you for your incredible work, the available art and cutting assets have been super usefull, and the firmware is incredible (even though I didn't tried it yet). Also documentation is really nice and easy to understan. I did some slight adjustment in configuration so I wanted to recompile the firmware, but it couldn't go all the way through. It says it /device/usbd_pvt.h is missing (when compiling device_driver.h). And in did, there is no such file in the directory. I found this repo : https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_TinyUSB_Arduino/blob/master/src/device/usbd_pvt.h but I doubt it is the expected file ? Do you have some recommendation or did I miss something ? (Otherwise I can simply change my cabling to feat the provided binary, it's no big deal, but I would also like to add vibrations later on, so I'm interested in figuring out the compilation step). Than you again for everything, and here are some photos of the project so far ! |
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ravinrabbid
Jul 9, 2025
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Hi, looks really good so far! The |
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Hi ! Thank you for your super fast answer ! here is the output of the compilation attempt : |
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Hi, this might already be the issue: You can alternatively unset the |
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It worked indeed by removing the variable ! Seems I had to do nothing but copy/paste what's in the doc --' |
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Always happy to help, have fun building! |
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Small update to show the finale result ! (had to wait for the workshop to open in september to solder the 32 pads, which was a pain T_T I thought I did wrong with the tape and everything because I haven't been very clean and didn't do things that thoughfully before realizing I used the 3 MPR as 0-11, 0-11, 0-7, a change in software did the trick, hopefully I didn't have to go through the soldering again). Also, one thing you can see is that I engraved 32 rectangles on the sliding acrylic part, not only does it add somekind of 'natural' haptic feedback as you slide, but it also make the plastic super smooth and nice to touch and slide along. No need to use gloves anymore ! So I really recommend doing the same if you have the chance (it's really nicer than the arcade even). Some of my friends began to play Project Diva thanks to this so I couldn't be happier ! Now I can share a hobby I use to enjoy alone, and we all learned quiet a lot during the building, sharing our knowledge. Ultimate thank you ! |
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Glad to see another one finished, looks great! Cool idea with the engraving, I used some frosted acrylic which at least makes sliding easier - no tactile feedback though. |
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Hi,
this might already be the issue:
You can alternatively unset the
PICO_SDK_PATHentirely, then it should download and set up the pico sdk automatically.