A friend of mine wont play any game without a cheat device of some sort. (strangly, he is a great player but still prefers playing with cheats... ) He asked me to make him a turboed mouse, but the only way I could figure out that would work is useing a timer. I tried but couldent get ether of my timers work (for simple LEDS). So does anyone have a simple method using resistors, caps, diodes, or transistors to give the same effect?
If anyone has a way, I would be very greatful
Edit: The basic consept is to turn the current from the click on/off.
Need some help (Turboing a mouse)
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so he wants to hold down the mouse button and have it click rapidly?
you could probably do something with a 555 timer. there are tons of tutorials on the internet on using them. only problem is you would probably need an external power source if its a ps/2 mouse. and even if its USB i think you need at least +10v, but it could be totally wrong, i have like no experience wtih 555's except for one two hour lab.
id personally use a microcontroller, but im guessing you dont have a programmer.
either way it would be easy to add a speed control as well, for extra leetness.
you could probably do something with a 555 timer. there are tons of tutorials on the internet on using them. only problem is you would probably need an external power source if its a ps/2 mouse. and even if its USB i think you need at least +10v, but it could be totally wrong, i have like no experience wtih 555's except for one two hour lab.
id personally use a microcontroller, but im guessing you dont have a programmer.
either way it would be easy to add a speed control as well, for extra leetness.
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There was a mod like that for xbox controllers (for rapid shot), I saw it somewhere on hackaday.timmeh87 wrote:so he wants to hold down the mouse button and have it click rapidly?
you could probably do something with a 555 timer. there are tons of tutorials on the internet on using them. only problem is you would probably need an external power source if its a ps/2 mouse. and even if its USB i think you need at least +10v, but it could be totally wrong, i have like no experience wtih 555's except for one two hour lab.
id personally use a microcontroller, but im guessing you dont have a programmer.
either way it would be easy to add a speed control as well, for extra leetness.
Found it.