Hey nice build man. Great tip with using the soldering iron to port holes in the plexiglass; Gonna have to give that a try . Might also be a good idea to use some sort of round gasket as washers for the screws holding down the plexiglass to prevent it from cracking over time.
I saw somone wiring the buttons to a modern snes controller so it could be wireless and work on the Nintendo switch as well as pc Mac and phones 8bitdo
I'll seriously buy one. I have the buttons and the case and had a raspberry pi 3 but, I can't figure out the wire to button layout in mini pac. Also I touched the ground wire to the empty spot on the left of the wires attached to the raspberry pi and it fried itself. This has happened 2x so far. I'm so pissed. Please set up an auction on ebay. Or pm me.
Hi great video ive ordered 1 2 of these off ebay how can i wire my coin door to these buttons to work in mame because these buttons aint micro switches like the concave style buttons thanks dude
May I know how to connect a USB joystick to JAMMA harness? I just have the arcade board without the cabinet and I already found a RGB to VGA converter. Hopefully you can share your experience with me.
thanks man, good thing your getting ahead of your game. iam going to make my own stick controller. iam using keyboard to play street fighter 5 on my gaming pc on steam. i will be fixing my connection issue soon, might need new router.
Great video! I found the case on Amazon but a reviewer said the case panel was too thick for Sanwa buttons and to use the “thread & nut” type. Did you have any problems getting you Sanwa buttons to lock into place?
I have the ps4 handle and the logitech f710. Can I get the quality I get from these two joysticks? Can you make combo comfortable while playing SF4 or SF5? Could someone please try?
Is there a way to make this work on ps4, like downloading the libraries for ps4 into the raspberry? I ordered one two years ago and the dude who made it didnt make a HOME button for it, so the legacy drivers wont start because of that.
I have some questions so, I just bought all the parts i got the Sanwa version ahaha. When i get it do i plug the joystick into L3? An what would i put in to add weight
+Amir Bahic depends if your joystick has a 5pin connector or not. The instructions will show you clearly where to plug it. With the buttons look at my diagram in the video.
Oh i see it, it should tho right cuhz the L3 would just be the button press (like the click in) thats why i was asking this makes more sense now cant believe i missed it lol
Can you use both the 5 pin and 4 inputs for directions at the same time? I am looking to see if you can have one as analog stick and the other as d pad.
Nice video, but I wonder..... Is there an USB encoder that is compatible with all consoles or some sort of setup that allows to switch between different encoders? I would like an arcade stick that is compatible with PS4, Switch and PC.
Has anyone put Happ buttons and stick in one of these? I'm curious if they would mount well or if the buttons would jiggle. I don't want to buy everything and have it not work.
where did you get the artwork printed at? and do you have a template for the artwork? My case is on the way. They have a case with 2 buttons on the side but it slants and i want a flat case.
Hi Thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate it. My new videos will try to have lower volume background music. My place is has a lot of traffic noise and the music was just to hide it.
It was sort of a joke. the music volume wasn't bad at all. The song however is probably in 99% of all diy videos lol. It was still a good video though :)
kenVersus Thanks. For the life of me i could not find anything like that. I need the extra buttons for a little nintendo switch project ive got cooking.
+Henri Lähteenmäki not sure if you can add a home button since the delay boards don't have that. But definitely works with my PS3 though just use real PS3 controller for home.
sorry for necroposting, but i just bought the same case just recently (weeeew) but it has 2x 30mm holes on the right side of the case probably as an updated feature most likely start and select / homebutton (the Zero Delay PCB has no Home button btw). 6x 30mm buttons like this video, but 2x 24mm buttons on the top row instead. Since I'm using it for PS3/PC via programs. Gonna take aawhile to arrive but can't wait to work on it when it does.
So do the USB Encoders that come with all of these DIY kits work with PS3 right out the box or is it just specific ones? I want to make sure the stick I build works with my ps3
welp, i built mine, booted up the ps3 and went into mortal kombat and found out, that only the buttons, up and left work so im stuck jumping up or up and left
If I use the Ikea picture frame to put an artwork on the front panel, will the snap-in buttons still fit? I read that the snap-in buttons will only work if the panel is max. 1/8 inch (3.175mm) thick. However, in the product description of this exact acrylic panel, it says that the panel is 5mm thick. I don't want my buttons to accidentally snap out of the panel, therefore I am considering screw buttons, but they are a bit more pricey. An answer would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
kenVersus the link to banggood says panel thickness is 5mm, and on focusattack website they say sanwa obsf snap-in can support 3.175mm thick panels. I'm just trying to make sure this case will work with the obsf 30mm & 24mm buttons I ordered
Balveer Singh update: I just received my amazon arcade diy joystick and as long as everything is wired properly, yes it will work with your PS4. Just make sure you have your auto-shut off turned off because the PS4 doesn’t pick up the joystick as a controller
@@KenVersus what do you mean by using a ps3 bluetooth controller? Like instead of using that easyget pcb encoder you would use the pcb off a dual dualshock 3?
+SW21 Sharky yeah that works too. I use recalbox and it uses the select+start to exit games. So I don’t need extra buttons. Maybe your program allows this?
+kenVersus First video which helped me in an easy way .I am going to build my own arcade stick like u did but with wood material - which I have access to tools and etc. my main question is u have used and given links to parts example bit.ly/bgarcadekit so if I buy this kit, I don't need to buy anything extra to connect with my pc or ps3? I mean another board or driver disk? Will it automatically detect on pc and ps3 ? that is the main question. btw subscribed !!
Please, for the love of bacon, _stop_ using this horribleusic as the background to every video. If I have to hear it again, I'm going to start downvoting out of instinct. I can't take it any more. 🤢