Sorry, been pretty busy lately but haven’t forgotten about this. I will try opening the zip file soon and see if it loads properly that way and report back.
Ok, so, I finally got to try opening the folder and things have gone from bad to worse. 
So, yes, the gerber files are present in the folder. It is the 125b folder. Looks like it contains what it should. But now that it is open I can’t upload the entire folder to JLCPCB. So I deleted the download and redownloaded it but it is automatically unzipped now. So I seemingly don’t have the ability to download the folder in a zipped state anymore….? Sigh…
I can probably delete my history and clear cache and it might work then but I’ve had a long day and this is a bummer end to it so I’m gonna just leave it for now and go to bed. I dunno why I always have this sort of luck with things, I just wanna build a fun guitar pedal…. 
Man, sorry to hear that. Them computers do make our lives easier, sometimes, they can also totally trip you up.
I’m debating with myself the best way forward. It is possible to guide you through this. Rezipping the files or maybe get you a board some other way… But lifting my head for a bit and considering what is a head of you I can see more obstacles waiting.
Not the least, the Daisyseed will need programming and I can see this part being quite the tower to climb.
Basically, best would be if you had a buddy more into computers for some guidance.
Or select an easier pedal to build 
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Is this the zip file you have downloaded?
I download it, then uploading it to jlcpcb as is (.zip, dont even extract it) should get you there…
Has anyone had sucsess deploying a limited effects suite?
I’m trying to make a wrapper between the native ssd1306 display driver and a st7735s display driver I have (Im using DADDesign’s 7735 daisy library), possibly overly ambitous I’ll admit. For testing I wanted to be able to make edits and test it faster than having to build the entire project everytime, and ideally flash it over the Daisy st-link. I saw in the software readme that you can edit the makefile and loaded_effects header to make a smaller build that could be deployed directly to flash, which I tried by commenting out everything but the spectral delay and the tuner (the 2 effects at the bottom of the lists) but that took my project from producing a working .bin file to stalling during the building process.
any insights appreciated, I’m a hobby programer, at best, who’s being guided by google’s gemini
It should be very possible to only leave a few of the effects. Off the top of my head I don’t know what might have gone wrong, except maybe try and do a clean before doing the initial build… I don’t think it should be necessary but can’t hurt to try.
Yes, I was able to get the program to compile only 1 effect by editing the loaded_effects.h in the include statements and in the function definition, and then edditing the cpp sources in the makefile, but I had to keep in the line APP_TYPE = BOOT_SRAM, to tell it to flash to SRAM becuase even with no effects loading, the .bin file is too large to go into flash by about ~5kb. Without telling it to deploy to SRAM, the program would build, realize it was too big for flash, then not produce a .bin file. Deploying to SRAM works for me, I’m mostly after faster compile times, but if someone did want to deploy flash only, we would have to find a way to further par down the modules being built to fit
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Hey there, long time no post.
So I never was able to load those files via my new Mac. Dunno why. I ended up taking a break from it to focus on other projects and finally came back to it tonight. Cleared my cache and attempted to load it again. Same result. The images of the PCBs don’t show up even though it says they were uploaded. So no progress made there. I decided to grab the wife’s laptop and give it a go, it’s a Lenovo PC that is a couple years old. Worked on the first try. 
So I dunno if there are wonky settings on my new M4 Mac or there’s just something wonky with how the website and new Mac’s communicate or what but it just doesn’t seem to upload to JLCPCB properly. I’m sure the files are fine since they worked on the wife’s PC but I guess if anyone else with a new Mac comes in here whining like I did then there is a historical instance to now point out to them. 
Many thanks for all the help you guys offered! You were helpful and tolerant. Much appreciated.
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Immediate follow-up: I went on my Mac to see if the file uploaded from the wife’s PC would load properly on my Mac and…. It does. The images are there. wtf!
Super odd. But at least they are there and I can order everything soon.
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When a web-based application inexplicably misbehaves, I always try another browser. On my Macs, I have Chrome and Firefox installed, in addition to Safari.
I just posted a small update that adds a basic flanger and phaser
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hello everyone, I just ordered 5 of these panels at JCLPCB.I want to order the enclosures with the included drill template now. I was wondering, do I just add the enclosures to my cart and then 5 times the drill service? I can’t seem to upload the drill template. Or do I do that after ordering and paying?
I don’t remember exactly, I’m assuming you mean enclosures from tayda. I believe there was a weird step AFTER placing the order where you get to map the service to the enclosures. There should be instructions on the page.
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yes indeed. Found the instruction page after some search. You have to order and then upload the drill schematics afterwards.
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@jrob I read your post from October last year about that you had some leftovers with preassembled SMD’s. Do you still have some over?
I’m also from Sweden and planning to build bkshed’s 125 version with display but was held up by the minimum quantity of 5 pieces from JLCPCB. At least until I can figure out some reason to have more than like two of them… 
I forget if I mentioned it but I did 5xPCB but only 1xPCBA(assembly) back when I ordered, so it was a minimum order of 5 boards, but I only had one assembled/with part costs to reduce cost (I wish I had done 2x or 3x though in hindsight 
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Sure thing, I’ll send you a direct message.
Yeah, one is too little if you want to f*ck around a bit 
There was another guy who wanted to buy some of my assembled boards but as he was based in the US it simply was to complicated for me…
I’m sure if someone over there built a batch it wouldn’t be a problem sending the spares onward.
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