This is a collection of my most commonly used QMK features.
A majority of my keyboards are smaller than 75%, ANSI, and staggered.
## Layers
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### _BL (Base Layer)
Typical standard QWERTY keymap.
### _FL (Function Layer)
This layer is commonly accessed via `MO(_FL)` on the base layer. It consists of your typical function key F1 through F12 and some RGB and Backlight controls.
### _AL (Arrow Layer)
This layer is only present on my 60% boards. I habitually use the bottom right modifiers as arrows.
### _CL (Control Layer)
This is not defined in here as it's present only on `LAYOUT_66` boards, or to be specific, my clueboard. It currently uses the default clueboard controls.
## Custom Keycodes
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### KC_FNX (Fn Extended)
`KC_FNX` functions as a hold for `MO(X)` and tap for `TG(Y)`. Layer X and Y are different layers.
It is used primarily on my `LAYOUT_60_ansi` boards as my regular toggle (the 1u key to the right of right shift), is not present there.
### KC_CTCP (Control Caps)
This is just a wrapper for `CTL_T(KC_CAPS)`. This is a hold for control and tap for caps lock.
## QMK Features
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### RGBLIGHT_SLEEP
Ensures that when my computer is in sleep mode, the keyboard underglow lights will also be off.
If a board has a speaker, enable beeps and boops per switch actuation. This is currently only available on prototype/gen1 clueboard 66_hotswaps.
### Velocikey
[Velocikey](https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/blob/master/docs/feature_velocikey.md) is an RGBLIGHT feature in which the faster you type, the faster the ARE GEE BEES.
