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DIY Joystick wtih tactile switches for Retropie
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2016
- I built my custom joystick using the GPIO pins of Raspberry Pi. Now I can play all those classic Retro games in Retropie using this. You can make this for Raspberry Pi A, Raspberry Pi B, Raspberry Pi B+ and Raspberry Pi 3. The three however because it has inbuilt wifi is very easy to install.
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PARTS REQUIRED:
Tactile Switches : goo.gl/Y1IBuo
Joystick Tactile switch: goo.gl/WxJS8B
Relimate Connectors: goo.gl/cNiji0
Female Headers: goo.gl/32QWdV
Raspberry Pi: goo.gl/mfTxEc
16GB SD Card: goo.gl/mfTxEc
Power supply: goo.gl/mfTxEc
HDMI Cable: goo.gl/mfTxEc
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REFERENCE:
Adafruit Library: goo.gl/lxAaFR
Adafruit Tutorial: goo.gl/Nu6hQJ
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Although i struggled to follow your video tutorial it planted the seed to an idea, the links in the description to Adafruits tutorial helped me to create an "exit rom" switch on my pi case, to enable me to go back to emulation station without having to use a controller key combination. really pleased with the result. thanks
If you record audio in mono, pleace place it in both tracks so your voice is in both ears. This makes it much easier to hear you.
Also. If you wanted by some reason an analog joystick
You could use a psp joystick
I'm very impressed. Thanks!
Hello, I think I have found. This is just incredible. Few days ago, I had suspected a problem whit my chinese power supply.
I had ordered an official Raspberry one.
I just tested the official one and all my problem disappeared.
Thanks for your time.
This is the exact information I was looking for. Thanks a lot
Hai you have done a good job, much useful to others like me. Continue!
I have looked all over the internat and through aliexpress and cant find any thumbsticks like this... I just need something tactile based and all the ones I have found I can only get 1 signal per x or y axis. Please help for I am starting to lose hope on my project if I can't find this, is there a part number or anything i can look up?
thank you very much for the video i would like to know if i can use that controller to play a game developed by me if the the game is running on pi with raspbian OS
Hi. Thanks for the video. Is it possible to configure point of view hat in addition to the analog?
how do i make one that i can connect to my computer, like how I connect my keyboard into the USB slot on my PC. i wanna make a keyboard except has a different layout
Bravo man bravo!
Thank you.
Thank you for this Video! Helped me a lot
Great video. I was looking for gpio config for Retropie and you werre the only one with a clear and smart solution. I am watching from Brazil. Congratulations.
Cool. Thanks.
WHERE CAN I BUY THE TACTILE SWITCH JOYSTICK
I THINK THEY WILL BE ARE GREAT FOR SMALL PROJECTS
Is possible to use this joypad to emulate an mouse on raspbian?
This was very helpful. Thank you
Nice video btw. Need more stuff for rpi from you. Also something else like that soldering bench.
Thank you. Let me know if you have any suggestions.
I made sketchup models for an ultimate PC table. Everything ergonomically and efficiently placed. You can make a physical table given your wood working skills.
Also, a home automation project using rpi. Automatic door opener when a person arrives. They are catchy projects, and you'll get more views.
I am a fan btw. Great work, great videos, and good editing. Looking forward to more quality content from you. Cheers!
Thank you. I am trying my hands on NodeMCU. So you will see home automation stuff soon.
I did no know about NodeMCU and I read about it and it's a good board for wifi diy. I saw a project where automation was done using Siri Homekit. Of course MQTT can be done on an rpi. I'd suggest a video where you automate an ordinary switchboard using NodeMCU, rpi and HomeKit. Cheers!
thanks a lot , very clear information
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Thanks for the tutorial! It really helped me :)
I´m really new to this, but i can´t transfer the file to the pie. Using Putty, and trying to do everything you do, but still, nothing happened but messages saying there is no file. Do you have a good guide/explanation on how to do it with windows? Sins when i type the exit command, the whole Putty turns off, and i can´t do anything of what you are doing.
nice video. have you heard of recalbox? it is retropie with gpio pins maped may be a way to take it code and use it on the retropie. i been looking for a way to map the joystick on the pie.
can you solve me a doubt? why you didn't use a pull up or pull down resistor configuration? when is needed?
As i read 5 min ago, the voltage of a switch (or your buttons) is always the same. i think you'd only need pull ups or pull downs for using GPIOs as an output, when you don't have defined voltages. I don't know if i got it right, but i think this is the reason.
I've been trying to do this for days, can't wait to do!!
Let me know how it goes.
@@Kalaakaar-in Is possible to use this joypad to emulate an mouse on raspbian?
Awesome ...Thanks for a valuable video tuto...
So one leg of each button goes to a separate gpio pin, and another leg of all of the buttons are connected to a common ground pin. Someone please let me know if I'm correct here
Yes you are correct.
We are reading when we press each button if we are grounding it.
That analog stick you said we couldn't use... it's the exact same one as the one I have. Is there another way to do it, including that one?
Rainbow Potato That's what I'm trying to figure out too. I'd like to build something that can use emulation station as well as stream my steam games, and a tactile switch joystick won't work for that.
The Pi can't take analog input directly, try using a Teensy LC, or a cheaper alternative the arduino Pro Micro:
www.sudomod.com/community-spotlight-sotas-pi-3-game-boy/
Did you manage to find a way to use the analogue joystick? As far as I'm aware, you need to use something like an mcp3008 chip.
Hey man, Is it my earbuds or you have mono audio?
Mono audio. gotta fix that.
Have you figured out how to configure it for two players using the gpio pins? Is it just a matter of modifying the retrogame.cfg file?
Dear mediamilan,
I have followed your steps attentively. But it still doesn't work. I am using a raspberry pi zero w. I first installed raspbian jessie and installed the kernels for the 1.8" tft screen from sainsmart and then tried to get the gpio buttons working. I changed the retrogame.cfg file for my buttonlayout and copied it into /boot but either it loads the wrong buttonlayout or I did something else wrong. Because only the start and joypad_down buttons work and they're not even on the right pins.
I would be very happy if you could help me out there.
Best regards
Sebastian
Now I know why! I reconfigured the keyboard for controlling the retropie in another way. Thats why the gpio buttons didn't work. I'm stupid XD
Sry ^^'
Glad that you figured it out.
Hello, seems to be perfect. Thanks a lot.
Thank you
Hello, I just finished the instalaltion from now but my joystick is not recognized (I have the message "NO GAMEPADS DETECTED" at boot). I'm going to check but I tried to do the best. For information, the retrogame binary is rinning. I use Retropie.
Thanks for your help.
will the tact joystick work the same with a regular gba board?
So sad cant find any joystick like this and noone give me any link :(
Dude. Check the description. Its there.
@@Kalaakaar-in Link is dead...
thx bro!
Where can i get this Joystick switch? The link is down :(
+Bino Dino search as 5way switch at AliExpress
mediamilan first thanks to answer me.
Can u send me a link pls dont find anything
I have a question will this work with a raspberry pi zero w if not why?
I dont see why it wont work. It sure should.
alright thanks I did find a way to connect a snes controller to the pi by taking the usb plug off and using the 4 wires which are 2 data wires and 2 power wires.Anyway thanks
Hello, please, I have a problem with your installation. Could you help me. I post a message under my first comment but maybe, you did not see it.
Here it is:
Hello, I just finished the instalaltion from now but my joystick is not recognized (I have the message "NO GAMEPADS DETECTED" at boot). I'm going to check my installation but I tried to do the best. For information, the retrogame binary is running. I use Retropie.
Thanks for your help.
This is interesting. This is the first time I hear this. I will try to replicate it.
Hello Kalaakaar. Thanks for your response. I can send you the complete mounting from the Retropie download to the wriring, photos etc... It would be interesting to replicate the problem indeed. Have you an email for that ?
You can download the full PDF installation file here: dl.free.fr/ttTRzyYrK
Tell me, please, what is the issue ? Thanks you !
Is there a way to do this with Micro-USB or Mini-USB
You need a decoder board. Costs about Rs.3000.
Instead of 6 buttons, I need shoulder buttons. I’m a noob sooo
ok.
Just mount them on top it will still be wired the exact same
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