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  Just curious since I just found this threat . So there are people obsessed with building keyboards, sign me up….
context: this site needs a major update as its pretty shit at certain angles   
  not to mention you can litterally go inside the keyboard >
  
  maybe its just me cos ive used this site wayyy too much but theres certain quirks of it that are extremely annoying so I just personally dont like the way its laid out.  
  Is it better then paint 3d? 1,000,000%
  Is it perfect? No. >
  
  Yeah - it's not the most polished for sure; however it helps at least visualize color schemes without having to google images of what you're looking for. >
  
  Very true, I used it to visualize the American flag keyset I made for my father. It's a lot easier then other methods, but it's still not great >
  
  Redditor discovers pictures >
  
  I do the same thing but in blender with KRK via importing KLE files. Krk has a lots of boards and besides I make my own boards anyways. >
  
  Basically, my new keychron Q60 came in and I love it, but I don't really like the color of its stock keycaps as much as I thought I would. However they are nice feeling PBT keycaps. 
  I was browsing around for new options but didn't want to risk buying new ones without first knowing it's a scheme I would like. In comes photoshop to save the day.
  Honestly, this works a lot better then I thought it would, and if there were better stock images of the keycaps to work from it would be basically flawless lol. I just took the stock image of PBTfans Dolch, clipped out the 7u row, dark backslash, and the main layout, and pasted it on top of the image of the board. No messing around with anything else I made this in 2 minutes.
  Suffice it to say I think I'm gonna buy PBTfans dolch after christmas. >
  
  Oh good, I'm not the only one who does this. Only mine has a template of my whole desk too >
  
  Ah, a fellow CS6 connoisseur, I see. >
  
  Creative Suite was just so much easier to...make work offline. Creative Cloud is doable still, but the sketchy programs you gotta use just turn me away. Still stuck on CC18 just because. >
  
  Omg paint (jk) >
  
  Okay but blender and krk2.0 will do that plus tons more >
  
  Heck yeah! I use photoshop to visualize my future purchases or customization even for non keyboard related stuff. >
  
  I did something similar to help my fiancee see combinations of colors for bridesmaid dresses and groomsmen suits. 
  Well done OP! >
  
  How do you test the material quality and sound test? >
  
  Tap the screen. Duh. >
  
  This is ignoring the fact that Photoshop is kind of expensive and people might not want to/have the knowledge to pirate it. >
  
  You can use GIMP, which is free, easy to download, and definitely able to do this same thing >
  
  Photopea as well which is accessed via web browser