# Ninepad
This is my zmk config for my handwired ninepad macropad
* layer 0: default - window switcher - layer picker
* layer 1: media
* layer 2: bluetooth
* layer 3: minecraft_1
* layer 4: minecraft_2
* layer 5: arrows
* layer 6: empty
* layer 7: reset
* layer 8: numbers
* layer 9: empty
> (Left) fully assembled ninepad
> (Right) plate with switches inserted ready for wiring
## Getting back to default
No matter what layer you are in, holding 7 (top left) will bring you to the 7th
layer (reset). Now tap 9 (to right) and you will go back to the default layer.
## layer 0: default - window switcher - layer picker
Once plugged in you will be brought to the default layer. Tapping on any key
in this layer will press Left Gui (Super) plus the corresponding number. I
have my window manager set up so that this will take you to workspace 1-9.
Double tapping any key on this layer will take you to the layer with the corresponding number
layer 1-9.

## layer 1: media
This layer has media keys, play/pause, next track, previous track, and volume.

## layer 2: bluetooth
This layer has bluetooth select profile for 1-4, bluetooth clear, backlight
toggle, and rgb toggle.

## layer 3: minecraft_1
This layer is for minecraft. It has wasd, q, e, shift, control, and space.
Holding space will take you to minecraft_2.

## layer 4: minecraft_2
This layer has less critical minecraft keys, b, f5, f3, esc, f, and grave.

## layer 5: arrows
This layer is for navigation, it has arrows, page up, page down, home, end, and escape.

## layer 6: empty
This layer is left unused.
## layer 7: reset
This is a critical layer that allows me to hold 7 and tap nine from any layer to get back to layer zero. Notice the &to 0, this is what does that.

## layer 8: numbers
numbers 1-9

## layer 9: empty
This layer is left unused.