Feature Requests

Custom key sets are tied to a layout. If I am in playground and select "Options" from the Settings tab and click "add/remove keys", a copy of the current layout is created that can be edited to add and/or remove keys. This is awesome! If I make a copy of that key set, it will also be tied to the same layout that we edited above. The Problem: ***************************************************************** If I want to add and/or remove keys for this new key set, my only option is to edit the layout, which will be changed for both key sets. This is not always ideal. Sometimes I want to add 1 or more keys to add support for duplicates of keys for colour options, etc. But making changes to the layout that is tied to both key sets means the first key set will now also have additional (or fewer) keys. Request: ********************************************************************** When editing a layout, what would be great is if we could save the layout as a copy, which would break the connection of the first layout to the current key set. That would let me add/remove keys without affecting the other key set. For example, I create key set 1 (KS1), then edit the layout (Layout1) with "add/remove keys" at some point. Then I duplicate KS1, as KS2, and then want to edit the layout for KS2, which is currently Layout1. I should be able to have an option so that Layout1 gets duplicated as Layout2 and then that would now be tied to KS2. That would really help when making a serious of similar key sets that have different options. Workarounds: ***************************************************************** Right now, I can almost accomplish this in 1 of 2 ways: When I think I may want to make a copy, duplicate my key set to which I would like to add more keys, then go to the homepage, select any pre-made layout, then in the playground edit the layout. None of the content edits from the key set would survive, but the colours and templates would still be there. If I just want to add a few keys, duplicate my key set to which I would like to add more keys, then go to the homepage, select any pre-made layout, then in the playground edit the layout. I could then remove all of the keys that are already in the other key set and specify just the keys I want to "add". Option 1 will mean a LOT more work, essentially duplicating the layout changes made in the original key set, with whatever changes I want to add/remove, and then re-doing all of the content changes I did in the original key set. I've done this; I hate it. Option 2 is much less work, but may not be possible. If I just want to add 3 or 4 keys, for example, I wouldn't be able to add that to the cart. So, instead I would have to endure option 1, or accept I have duplicate/unnecessary keys in a key set that I'd be paying for. It would be so much better to be able to make a duplicate of the current layout.

I have to individually click each key in a situation like this, would be nice to be able to drag-select just like in the playground.

I would like to just duplicate this row, but it does not seem like there is an option to do so. Please add this!

A sculpted profile is ergonomically better than a uniform one. But you only offer one such profile: Cherry. Cherry (like OEM) has the flaw that the tab row (the one directly above the home row) has a downwards angle (in screen direction) instead of an upwards angle which would match the arc the fingers make naturally when moving along a column. There are better profiles that make this right, e.g. MDA. So I request you to please offer this. P.S.: At least for me this is a bad case of "once you've learned about it you cannot unsee it". It is somewhat justifiable for keyboards that have an overall upwards angle (in screen direction) because this kind of accommodates the bad shape of the Cherry profile, but among serious keyboard users it is well-known that such a keyboard angle is ergonomically bad. If anything, a keyboard should have a negative angle (downwards in screen direction) because that is how the hands come in (via the arms from the shoulders). (This is particularly obvious with keyboards that come with a wrist-rest.)

Custom dye sub on MBK!

It is currently possible to change the color of multiple keycaps at once using their category (alphas, mods and accents). The same result can also be achieved by manually selecting multiple keycaps, but this acts differently as you can't re-select those same keycaps later. So if you have a couple of special keys, you have to manually select them every time you want to edit their colors. In order to provide a better UX, I would like to be able to change the category in which a keycaps is and/or add more categories. For inspiration, this is what keyboardsimulator.xyz is calling "swatches". That way, I can select a few keys, redefine their category, edit the color of that category whenever I want and it automatically applies to all keys that are grouped using the same label. For added context, I don't see myself using more than 5 categories, maybe 7 or 8 if you want to make a fancy gradient.

For NuPhy and Keychron low-profile keyboards!

Since Keyreative is producing the next uniform profile for Matto (MT3, and mtnu creator), this could hopefully be an easier request. PBS is a low profile,and has a great feel.

I'd like to rotate the characters on the keycaps

Ability to name or add tag to your templates e.g. "#primary #alpha"