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[Keyboard] RPNeko65 by lendunistus (#21747) 
* initialise rpneko65, info.json

* force NKRO

* define WS2812 stuff

and capitalise RPNeko65

* use RGBlight, add ANSI to keymap.c

also remove _ADC suffixes from pins

* basic readme

plus making it so the info.json RGB values are actually recognised as integers

* update repository URL

* fix info.json formatting

* caps lock LED implementation

"borrowed" from waffling60

* put RGBLIGHT_ENABLE in json

also remove "pin" from the rgblight option

* add actually correct keymaps

also reformat info.json

* move to designer folder, add image to README

* move keyboard to separate revision folder

and remove erroneous tag from config.h

* remove brightness/hue/saturation steps

* change device version to 1.0

* move quantum.h include to top

* actually, let's try a new image

I also forgot to save the info.json file beforehand
oops

* Remove comma in info.json

* Community layouts in info.json

* Delete rpneko65/readme.md

* Apply suggested changes to readme

* Suggested code changes

* Suggested imgur link

* rename code file

this was the issue all along
sigh

* Correct layer matching this time

* Move Enter in info.json

* README/info.json change

* Another batch of suggestions
2023-10-12 14:56:01 -07:00

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rpneko65

rpneko65
PCB rear side

A multi-layout PCB designed to fit the Bakeneko65 case by kkatano.

Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):

make lendunistus/rpneko65/rev1:default

Flashing example for this keyboard:

make lendunistus/rpneko65/rev1:default:flash

See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.

Bootloader

Plug in the keyboard while holding down either the ESC key or the button on the back of the PCB labelled "USB Boot".