would it be possible to use the psp nub (http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9426)
in the gamecube controller? if so, what pins would go where?
joystick to nub?
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Re: joystick to nub?
It should be do-able, at least for the c stick. Not sure about the nintendo controllers, but my third party ebay controller is like this for the c stick.....
that's a picture of a nintendo controller. Again, not positive this is right for an official controller.
that's a picture of a nintendo controller. Again, not positive this is right for an official controller.
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Re: joystick to nub?
oooh I like it... just wish there was a bigger one...
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Re: joystick to nub?
Isn't the whole idea of using this because it's small?hackmodford wrote:oooh I like it... just wish there was a bigger one...
Re: joystick to nub?
I try that thanks.unicycler17 wrote:It should be do-able, at least for the c stick. Not sure about the nintendo controllers, but my third party ebay controller is like this for the c stick.....
that's a picture of a nintendo controller. Again, not positive this is right for an official controller.
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Re: joystick to nub?
In my case no... because I like them because they're flat or flush... So I like 3ds or pandora sized ones but not psp sized nubs.unicycler17 wrote:Isn't the whole idea of using this because it's small?hackmodford wrote:oooh I like it... just wish there was a bigger one...
Re: joystick to nub?
In messing with a psp nub, I noticed that the resistance isn't the same going in both directions of X and Y. It's got some weird thing going on, but I don't remember details right now. I just remember that it doesn't fall at half the voltage when the nub is centered like a regular stick would. I'm pretty sure I tested it properly too, maybe someone else knows a bit more about that.
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