Hey @Robert_Semenoff!
Just a quick question out of curiosity. In our docs we have the stm32 pinous lookup tables in: STM32 Family Pinout | STM32 Pinouts
Do you think it’s worth spending some more time on them to make them more user friendly (like to show pins associated with the same timer or the same ADC) of the ability to search for available 6pwm timers and so on?
Or did you find stm32cubemx to easy to install and use to make these things actually useful?
Here is a quick poll on the usefulness of stm32pinouts docs - should we put more effort into it?
- It’s good as it is
- It’s useful, but should be easier to navigate
- Not useful, we can find the data elsewhere
Personally I find a more graphical depiction is quickest to read. In this case you can google “blackpill pinout” to get good images.
But you will also want to fit other functions as well. You have the encoder feedback, and you might want a oled display, some actuators, etc. I also like having a gold-standard authoritative reference (even though cubeide is a nightmare for building full projects). I use the AI chat tools a lot, I could see ST adopting their own AI chat specifically trained on every detail of each microcontroller (because chatgpt and even deepseek have big knowledge gap there) …
To be honest, CubeMX is more than enough tool (and is managed/maintained by the vendor) that I don’t see any real reason to reinvent things- there are so so so many chips too. Plus doesn’t have all the bloat of CubeIDE like @Robert_Semenoff says 
That’s awesome to hear.
Would you guys be in to make a short tutorial on how do you use cubemx with simplefoc?
I’d be in to help you integrate it within the docs. Maybe within the practical guides section 
To help people who would maybe lose their time on searching on these lookup tables 
sure, are screenshots enough or do you want something like a screen recording? I can send to you on Discord
Yeah screenshots would be awesome!
Actually even more awesome would be if you could just put it here in the post so that people can find it easily, if someone is searching in the forum.
But any way really works!
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Awesome!
Thanks, I’ll try to integrate it to the docs for the next release. 