I know certain applications already exist that do just this, display your keyboard on-screen. And even more probably. However, so far I have found none that were both free and easy to use. That's where this program came in, I made it to be free and easy to use, without any fancy graphics, and easily capturable (possibly with chroma key). Furthermore, it's very customizable.

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Rewrite version: v1.0.0
Download from: https://github.com/ThoNohT/NohBoard/releases
Documentation:https://github.com/ThoNohT/NohBoard/blob/master/README.md

Current version: v0.17b
Download from:https://sourceforge.net/projects/nohboard/
GitHub repository:https://github.com/ThoNohT/NohBoard
Note: when updating to v0.5b or higher from a lower version, it is best to remove all .kb files first (except perhaps for any home-made ones, they will need to have KBVersion updated to 3, and be adapted to the new format (see Keyboard file history for more info)).
Documentation
Use: download and unpack, run NohBoard.exe.
By right clicking anywhere on the main window, you get the ability to open a settings dialog. In this settings dialog, the colors for the keyboard can be changed.
Furthermore, you can select which keyboard layout file should be used. So far, I have modeled the us international keyboard and some variations of it. One extra layout is made, called game_keys1.kb. This layout contains only the most basic keys used for gaming, this by itself might lack some keys, but it serves as an example of all the different things that are possible by making custom keyboard layouts.
Note that changing keyboard layouts requires a restart of the program.
OBS:
Capturing NohBoard is best done with Window Capture.
Game Capture works too. However, there is a strange artifact where OBS will incorrectly detect the borders, they will be a lot larger than the actual image. It works normally for the rest, resizing and cropping works as if you were changing it from the edge of the image. Because of this, Window Capture is the preferred method.
OBS-Studio:
As of version 0.9 of OBS-Studio, filters will be supported on all sources. Also, Game Capture does not have the weird artifact that the original OBS has with Game Capture on NohBoard. Therefore, the recommended way for OBS-Studio to capture NohBoard is using Game Capture. You can then add a Color Key filter to filter out the background if desired. The added benefit of Game Capture is that it does not have the bug where it will not show up in window capture when a full-screen game is started in some cases.
Note that enabling the scroll counter has to be done in the settings file for now. I might add a ui for this later. The following lines need to be edited:
scrollCounter 1 <- This enables the counter
scrollHold 1000 <- Holding a bit longer is sensible for the counter so it doesnt instantly reset.
Known bugs

• Nohboard might not be capturable in all cases. Some fullscreen games either prevent NohBoard from updating, or prevent OBS from capturing more frames on NohBoard (this is what I'm suspecting). I have so far been unable to fix this.

Keyboard layout file
Feel free to create (and submit) more layout files if you feel like making some. Below is an explanation of how the keyboard layout file works:
General information
The first four lines define some general information about the keyboard file, each line is explained below:

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• KBVersion - if NohBoard ever requires a different format, this number will be incremented, shows compatibilty information
• width - specifies the width of the main window in pixels
• height - specifies the height of the main window in pixels
• nKeysDefined - specifies the number of keys that are defined in the rest of the file
• category - specifies the the category the keyboard file should be filed under in the settings dialog

Key definitions
Then, for every key one line is added defining where to put it and what text it should have, the syntax is as follows:
These parameters all mean:

• key - Simply the word key
• keyCode - The keycode of the key (you can look them up in the existing layout files)
• x - The horizontal location (from left) in pixels
• y - The vertical location (from the top) in pixels
• width - The width of the key in pixels
• height - The height of the key in pixels
• NormalText - The text that should be displayed when Shift or Caps Lock is not pressed
• ShiftText - The text that should be displayed when Shift (or Caps Lock) is pressed (may be the same)
• ChangeOnCaps - 1 if the ShiftText should be shown when Caps Lock is enabled, 0 otherwise (numbers have this disabled, letters have this enabled)
• SmallFont - 1 if the text on the button should be drawn in a smaller font, 0 otherwise (generally, buttons with 1 character have this disabled, buttons with more characters have it enabled)

One exception is the key 1028. This key is used to display a circle showing the mouse speed. It has the following parameters: Note that if this key is defined at the end of the file, this is enough. If not, all keys defined after it will get messed up and loading will fail, so then the following layout is recommended, just padding all required parameters with 0s: Example
And here is the game_keys1.kb file as an example, showing how these lines are adapted
Special characters
For now, unicode files cannot be read. Therefore, some compatibility workaround has been added for making special characters.
They can be made by placing combinations of characters between %% signs.
For example, %'e% makes è, %e'% makes é, similarly for all vowels. If you need any of these, you can try if you can find the code for it. I might update this later with a full list. If you can't find it, or it doesn't exist, feel free to ask me to add it.
Two important ones are:
A space (' ') is %20%
An empty string (for on the space key for example) is %0%
Some more examples:
%ae%, %oe%, %^e%, %~e%, %,c%, etc..
Special keycodes
There are some keycodes defined that do not directly map to keyboard keycodes, these are all above 1024, and are defined in the list below:

• 1025 - Numpad Enter key
• 1026 - Left mouse button
• 1027 - Right mouse button
• 1028 - Mouse speed widget
• 1029 - Scroll up
• 1030 - Scroll down
• 1031 - Scroll right
• 1032 - Scroll left
• 1033 - Middle mouse button
• 1034 - First mouse X-button
• 1035 - Second mouse X-button

If you want any keyboard layout file to be made for you, please submit a picture of it as an example, and I will try and create it for you.
Keyboard file history
Below follows some information about adapting your custom keyboards to newer formats.

Version history:
Expect more changes in the future, feature requests and bug reports are welcome!

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Other tools
Believe it or not, but people are writing tools for NohBoard, below is a listing of tools I know of and have tested:

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- NohboardHelper: Allows you to create keyboard layouts using a graphical interface: https://github.com/Shamus03/NohBoardHelper/releases