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Hello. Can I wire the 2 pins of the switches either way or 1 of them has to be ground?

hey i just came across this video and was wondering if instead of using switches like you did, if i could buy arcade buttons and use those instead.

For the arduino i think you should have used specifics arduinos that supports usb hid functionality For example : pro micro

Se puede usar solo una tierra para todos los botones??

Is there a guide to watch for how to solder this sort of thing specifically, I know nothing about electronics. I have watched a few guides on general soldering tips. Still not sure how this would work and what grounding wires connect to etc.

can i use arduino uno for rasperry pi

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Currently in the process of making my own arcade stick and just wanted to thank you for bringing attention to that RPi Pico thing. I was planning on using a XinMo board that's been laying around in my drawer for a decade now, but this looks like a better solution. Thanks.

I couldn't mke out what you said did you buy a raspberry pie board? Or a pico board please explain id like to get one

yup, thats a nice diy hitbox with keycaps

Hi! thanks for making this guide.. I just wanna ask if the controller you made works on PC?

Just commenting here because u deserve it

What a great journey! You are really encouraging me to do the same. I'm about to make one but still struggling with what case I should use.

Ahh yes, I once inspired to build my own one after watching this cool DIY project videos. I hope your works continues to inspire more people to DIY their own fightstick, I believe keyboard players doesn't get much love on the FGC. I also made a wooden fightstick with mecha switches, but on a prebuilt board (not pi). Do you know if raspberry board can be detected on ps4/ps5 as controllers? Im looking to updgrade my board so I can join locals, but ones that are sold are way over my budget.

more plz 😊

listening during work. Such chill vibes, thanks for the video

I played fighting games for quite a long time with just a keyboard. I'm thinking about buying an arcade stick. But this DIY is very good, I remember my old keyboard and I will try to change it to be like yours

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bro make wiring this tutorial..

What did you use to place the mechanical switches?

Thank you so much for actually showing the building process and the individual parts for this with the case! I'm trying to do the same thing on my own and am having great trouble finding something that answers my questions on how to connect things. I plan to use a Brook Zero Pi

hey what does 1p, 2p, 3p, 4p mean on the PCB?

Building something like this really interests me, however i would love to make it wireless, not sure how possible that is.

thing is i don't respect this type of player who uses, this type of controller in competitive play. what you do in single player you do you. but for me its either pad or stick. but i grew up in the arcades and everything was about respect or you get into a real fight. regardless your diy button box turn out great.... nothing against the controllers per say in fact going to build my own in the new year think they be great for platform games

I want to adress some of the comments that were pointing out to me that this is not a "Fightstick". I was already trying to mention the issues of naming for this type of controller in the description, but anyway. I decided to change the title of the video, even if that means that less people find this video now. Just to be clear, I am just a guy who was having fun building this thing. I am not gonna engange into any discussions, wether a leverless controller is distrespectfull towards stick players. Anyway. These were a only few people. The overwhelming Majority of comments were very positive and i'm happy i've got to reach so many people with this project (I've never expected any of this!). So thank you, and stay tuned! I'm planning to upload a new video very soon:))

you need a stick for it to be a stick its not a stick. please stop insulting stick players with your ridiculously accurate unfair directional input accuracy. its bad enough these things exist and your calling it a fight stick wen their is no stick ? wtf is it with younger generations using names for things that are not what they are called ffs.

In my opinion upgrading to minimum plywood is worth it, in just a couple of years mdf starts warping and can even grow mould if it's humid enough

Is it necessary to solder the pins as you indicate or can the order be changed? I will use redragon switches

How do I make it compatible for games on PC Gamepass? It works on Steam but not on the xbox app...

you literally changed my life, this is amazing, stay awesome!!!

is the ground and signal of the switches is same in any kind of switches? thanks for the great video mate

I had a similar experience when i wanted to start playing leverless, crazy how before this year you'd have to shell out at least 150usd for a basic handmade one, nowadays AliExpress and etsy ones 3dprinted and similar go for as low as 20USD and are of good quality thanks to the great GP2040-ce project

good stuff!

awesome work, man! how add RGB led to this controller ?🤔

U da best man, you can do everything.

It's called a leverless controller

Cara, você é uma inspiração, mesmo com pouca grana e pouco conhecimento, mas com muita determinação conseguiu fazer algo incrível, precisamos de mais pessoas como você neste mundo.

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Dude thank you so much, i didn't know that we can just use raspberry pi to make this kinda controller. you just save my money from buying more expensive pcb. That github forum was extra helpfull as well, again thanks!!

Just remember that if a 40-year old registered nurse with ADHD like me can diy a fight stick after watching some videos on RUclips then *anyone* can.

Dumbass question but how do you make the switches to stick to the wood sheet?

Hey, how do you get two inputs for up? The arrows and the hitbox up(on bottom). Did you connect two cables to up?

Man.

Love the dash button for macro. I tried having a macro on my fighting stick with one of the right buttons and just couldn't get used to it. Def gonna make my own leverless. More used to actual keyboard keys instead of fight stick buttons as well.

did you solder the cables to the switches' pins or you uses something to connect them?

Hey! You mentioned you didn't need to do any soldering to connect the keys to the pico board. However when I looked them up most places where they mention it they say you need to solder to connect it to basically anything. I'm not sure how this all works, as I'm a complete layman when it comes to stuff like this. Could you help me out and give specifics please? I'd greatly appreciate it.

im gonna try make a pi pico joystick.....i aint got a clue lol

can you play tekken 7 on it?