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light up buttons
I know we are not allowed to use them, but we were thinking if we drilled holes in the button itself, and had a separate operating circuit to run an LED inside the button. Somehow, we tried going on the Q and A to figure this out, but it did not work, it wouldnt let us post, so im asking here.
so, do you think that would be legal, drilling in the button a separate operating led to light the button up, yet not be part of the same circuit? |
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