I'm going to skip over some things, since I've already done this.
- First, I forked PeteWasEre's github repo for the kerbal controller. I took out all the autopilot code (not using it), and changing the formatting in the gui to confirm to my bizarre aesthetics (mm ambervision monospaced fonts).
- My first try getting the code working, I just wanted to get a throttle working (that was hard enough). Then I set up an initial prototype box to start playing with layouts and also start figuring out how to use the multiplexer chips I would need:
I also started working on my part list, which let me plan out what components I needed to buy and (more importantly at this stage) how many digital and analog pins I would need for them. This let me figure out how many multiplexers were needed (lots).
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