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Thanks a lot guys!

Really enjoying the time with this little dude. But makes me kind of sad that I lost this great experience with my first son since he had to stay in hospital after the birth for a while

So, I had a "new baby day" on thursday. Super happy to be at home for christmas with the family insted of the hospital. It is my second son and continuing the tradition to squeeze in an Artists name we named him Gabriel Ruben.

Just wanted to share with you guys

Happy christmas everybody, hope you can spend it with the ones you love <3

The boards will probably be in his onlineshop. Google for DeadEndFX

Nice design. How does this one sound?

I wouldn't say I'm big into boardgames but I like them for a change.  I really like the fantasy flight Arkham horror themed games.  Mansions of Madness (2e) was great, I have to spend some more time with it.  MOM(1e) was a little too complicated. 

https://www.youtube.com/embed/lh5bbelK4oc

I love MOM, acctually I love all the cthulhu stuff ffg puts out. If I had to choose I'd pick Eldritch Horror over the others tho. But I have to say the minis really really suck. Really not so much fun to paint.

Did not realise that this thread is also for Boardgames. I finally recieved a few Kickstarter games from a year ago (when I had the cash for it ). Looking forward to try Dark Souls TbG, Kingdom Death Monster and Gloomhaven soon(ish). Those will be/are fun to paint

If you want to get into designing your own uC applications I would highly recommend learning C not assambler. For most hobby projects it really makes not difference and C is so much easier to get into.

.hex are already compiled. You only need to burn it in.
If you only have assambler code, that you need to compile I'd check youtube for a proper tutoriel:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pic+compile+assambler

you mean one of those?

Noisemakers are great! got me a backup unit but not sure jet if this is gonna be a 2017 or 2018 build 

Keep in mind that the PickKit works with USB Voltage which is 5V. 9V leeding to the overload indicator to light up is normal an you should avoid it while programming.

Sorry I can't help you with the rest of the Problem If you can generate a .hex file with SpinAsm you should be able to use Microchips IDE to programm it into your chip

Great build. You should try shielding the In- and Output. Mine did squeel if you turn it all the way up but below that I had no problems. Sadly my pedal had a little accident before I boxed it  have to troubleshoot again

Wow, awesome job

Welcome Dude, you'll love it here!(but you probably already know that )

Thanks. Of course I'll get some PCBs made. I'll probably do so once I or a beta tester figure out the values to get rid of the tick.

Awesome, looking forward to this!

This sounds so unique. Good job!