Ideas for an log stick
Ideas for an log stick
Hi soon I'll be getting helders AIO board and thinking to making use of the analogue stick part. I'm thinking of using something like this from the psp.
But if you already have this in a biuld please share your views e.g type of stick plus any placement of stick issues you came across most I've seen has been in the middle of the gameboy but I like the look of putting it under the d-pad.
But if you already have this in a biuld please share your views e.g type of stick plus any placement of stick issues you came across most I've seen has been in the middle of the gameboy but I like the look of putting it under the d-pad.
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Re: Ideas for an log stick
Looks good how was the space behind it like.
Plus 6 buttons on front not bad
Plus 6 buttons on front not bad

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Re: Ideas for analog stick
I was thinking under the D-Pad would be a good place. I've been looking into doing this myself. Have you got any examples of wiring it up?vnman wrote:I put mine under the D-Pad -
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Note: I'm using Helder'a PCB.
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Re: Ideas for analog stick
I have the PSP 1000 Stick.
With the stick turn up side down and the copper pads is on the right, I wired -
X-Axis
+5v
Y-Axis
GND
According to this it works the way I wired it - http://www.instructables.com/id/Add-a-l ... ck-to-you/
But RetroPie does not recognize the stick, according to the post in this forum it is -
X-Axis
GND
Y-Axis
+5v
I am waiting for the USBASP to arrive in order to reprogram the AIO then I'll see if my wiring is correct. It could be that it does not matter where you wired the +5v and GND.
With the stick turn up side down and the copper pads is on the right, I wired -
X-Axis
+5v
Y-Axis
GND
According to this it works the way I wired it - http://www.instructables.com/id/Add-a-l ... ck-to-you/
But RetroPie does not recognize the stick, according to the post in this forum it is -
X-Axis
GND
Y-Axis
+5v
I am waiting for the USBASP to arrive in order to reprogram the AIO then I'll see if my wiring is correct. It could be that it does not matter where you wired the +5v and GND.
Re: Ideas for an log stick
It is a bit tightPsy128 wrote:Looks good how was the space behind it like.
Plus 6 buttons on front not bad

Yes the buttons, it would have been the black buttons but the feel of the black buttons are not what I would like them to be so I took the buttons from the NES USB Clone controller. Real shame that the NES buttons are smaller in size than the Black buttons.
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Re: Ideas for an log stick
double posting, cause I just wanna know as well:Muon wrote:I'm a big fan of Scummvm and graphic adventure games, can anyone suggest which analog stick might be best for this sort of thing on the gbz
I'm a big fan of Scummvm and Point&Click Adventure games, can anyone suggest which analog stick might be best for this sort of thing on the GBZ?
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Re: Ideas for an log stick
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UPDATE: I am still alive! My ISP is setting up my internet on the 19th of January at my new place, explaining my offline-ness.
If you write me a PM, I will very likely take some time to respond.
Also, my 2nd build will soon go on, so if you've been following it, please stay tuned!

Many thanks for your understanding!
Re: Ideas for an log stick
Sota, how hard was it to fit 2 analog sticks? And also, how much have you benefited from 2 sticks instead of 1? I'm thinking about maybe doing 2.
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