How to set up Miryoku on Corne 6x3?
I just built a typeractive Corne 6x3 and am attempting to get set up. How does one flash Miryoku to it? I followed the ZMK Miryoku Getting Started tutorial (https://github.com/manna-harbour/miryoku_zmk/tree/master/docs/quickstart) but the keys on the left side appear to be off by at least 1 row and one column: typing on the middle row rightmost 4 keys produces "qwfp" and typing on the thumb cluster gives "xcd".
How does one get Miryoku set up correctly on the typeractive Corne?
GitHub
miryoku_zmk/docs/quickstart at master · manna-harbour/miryoku_zmk
Miryoku is an ergonomic, minimal, orthogonal, and universal keyboard layout. Miryoku ZMK is the Miryoku implementation for ZMK. - manna-harbour/miryoku_zmk
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Sorry you're having trouble with your Corne!
It sounds like the issue is with the keymap. The ZMK Miryoku Getting Started tutorial is a good starting point, but it doesn't account for the specific layout of the Typeractive Corne.
I recommend checking out the ZMK documentation for information on customizing your keymap. You can also use the visual online keymap editor, which makes things really easy!
If you're still having trouble, feel free to reply to this message or tag me for further help.
Keymaps & Behaviors | ZMK Firmware
ZMK uses a declarative approach to keymaps, using devicetree syntax to configure them in a .keymap file.
I should note that I also saw similar behavior with the stock ZMK keymap, so I doubt that this is Miryoku specific
Update: nice!nano was seated one pin off on the hotswap headers
Are you happy with Miryoku? And if this firmware has studio enabled?
@skainswo Did you make any change in the setup for it to work with a 6 col Corne? I am trying to figure how to install it on my corne as well.
So far I like it! I'm not sure about the symbols later yet, but I think the general design is really solid and easy to use/remember
So this is what I'm working on now... Afaict from reading the source there's not a clean way to configure the other column. I'm prob going to "eject" from the existing codebase and write my own miryoku zmk implementation
I can share with you if you'd like