Infinity ErgoDox LCD Editor, by LuX Permission to post in GeekHack thread
From GeekHack thread
After getting my ergodox infinity I wasn't that excited with the default images and colors on the LCD screen. I realized modding them by directly manipulating the flashing files was really easy and doesn't require special compilers and such... I also saw people asking for such a software, so I made a quick and simple program that does just that, but after a day and zero downloads from I:C forums it's obvious no one will find it there, so I'll post about it here as well. Hopefully someone will find it useful.
The application is written in Python 3 and requires some additional libraries to run properly. These can be installed using pip or your preferred package manager.
- pytk
- Pillow
- easygui
- pyserial
If you are using pip these dependencies can be installed using the supplied requirements file, by running: pip install -r requirements.txt
Next you need the .dfu.bin files from the configurator: https://input.club/configurator-ergodox and drop them in the folder.
The application has been tested on Windows and Linux (Ubuntu) but theoretically it should be cross-platform. If something doesn't work I can try to fix it, or upload the source so someone on a different platform can try and port it or add functionality.
Some images: As you can see I've put Func4 to be backlights off, this way I can easily turn off the lights during the night. Ironically I haven't yet figured out how to change the default layer led color directly, which was what I originally wanted to do, so you'll be stuck with the default. Everything else works.
This code and all files included are licensed under MS-PL, included in the archive.
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