I just did this following your tutorial, very straight forward and easy to do. Because of the interference I opted to only replace the right thumbstick with a hall effect since it will be the one responsible for aiming an precision when it comes to first person shooters. So far no issues
Yeah that would be cool, I’m not counting on it happening, but would be nice. I’ll continue to see if I can make a more elegant solution haha. This one is so close to stopping it, perhaps a different strength magnet may help
@@okestgamerthe trick to shielding magnetic fields is to give them something conductive to run along. Aluminum isn’t great at that. Nickel and iron are. MuMetal foil is expensive but it’s designed for this. I’m going to try it and I’ll let you know how it works out.
I'd wait for non hall effect triggers alternatives, to replace those and just add hall effect joysticks without additional tinkering or sacrifices. Your video was insanely interesting however, knowing you can fully negate the interference is pretty cool.
Asus did an awesome job with the ally, it’s very easy to work on your own device, lots of modular parts hold by screws, not glued or soldered together, superb job by Asus in my opinion, more console, laptop ans hardware manufacturers in general should take notes
Maybe I got lucky on mine. I installed the hall effect sticks with extra tension and after restoring calibration to factory defaults they work FLAWLESSLY. Zero dead zone on both sticks. No drifting. No left trigger interference. It's actually worse after calibration lol somehow it's absolutely perfect with the factory defaults.
I purchased 1 pair of standard and 1 pair of tigher from this seller. And all of them drift. I test them on right side so no interference. And I dont think i did anything worng .now contacting the seller. Will See what happens next.
I'm impressed. I don't think I'll be doing the mod, as if and when I do get stick drift, they are very easy and affordable to replace the original ones. But, this is pretty awesome. You almost have it. It would be nice if the triggers were not hall effect.
Had my right joystick stop working on my Ally, and after a few hours of testing and research, turned out to be a hardware issue. Didn't want to wait for RMA, so hopefully I can upgrade the sticks with this guide. If the right side has issues as well, I may resort to shielding and only upgrading the right stick, while just having an extra hall-effect sensor. Eventually want to swap the sticks out with heavy, metal ones. Play a lot of racing games, and (opposite to FPS games) the extra sensitivity of heavy sticks on the light strength sensors should hopefully work out great.
In reality I strongly suggest going with the alps joysticks. It's hard to get this to work perfectly and does not work on all Ally devices i have now found
Great vid! Awesome job. My oneXPlayer halls just arrived at my Post office. Should be here Monday! Will share my efforts if I find anything that you haven’t already covered. Cheers!
Well good thing you made this video because now i don't feel the need to do this. That's a lot of work for the tape part. You didn't show the game pad site after your tape and magnet part though. The whole elite controller part lost me too. Cool that you did that though, in assuming other videos won't even mention that
I must have missed showing results again. I would suggest not doing this mod unless you want to tinker a lot. On my third ally (2 died from sd card slot) it simply does not work to get rid of the interference.
Great video thanks 🙏🏾 I was waiting to see how this turned out still waiting on my thumb sticks to arrive in the mail shipping takes a while depending on where you are
Glad you’ve enjoyed it. It’s not a perfect solutions, and we’ve started to see a few have interference on the right side from the vibration motor. So if you’re having issues or experimenting, join the discord and we can troubleshoot it as a group.
Yet another thing asus didn't think through enough on this device. Hall effect joysticks would last way longer and those who would tinker with device past the ssd wouldn't really mind a bit of extra work.
Ty for this. I just full sent it without the tape on left and it seems to be working fine, doing a calibration test atm and going to run with it for a few days and just not care if it does pick up interference once in a while lol. Mainly pc game, my ally is just for when I’m at work or not able to bring my pc with lmao
mite be easier just to use the deazone setting its not like the left stick needs to be extremely precise to walk around. Its the right stick that matters. in fact mite be better to simply swap the right stick withh halll effects and leave the left
Thank you for this tutorial, I’ve actually found something interesting when it came to calibrating the left thumb stick. Should you hold the left trigger as you go through the calibration test it negates the left stick input and is not affected at all when pressing the trigger.
It really did work, though it is a little quirky but I’m able to play Fortnite and call of duty without any interference. The quirky part is that there is interference detected when you press the left trigger on armory crate but on the games I tested, I have complete and free motion with no problem.
Im confused on the purpose of the magnet? If i only want to hall effect joysticks wouldn't copper tape (its a better emf shielding tape than aluminum)and kapton tape be enough
Tested a few different tapes and had no success. Be aware of doing the mod, it's something to experiment with and not a sure fire thing. My new ally after an exchange simply will not work on the right side for Hall effect. Can't form a full circle
Isnt the issue because of the magnets creating a magnetic field? Then if you had a copper shield to reflect it back inside shouldnt it block the interfence from reaching the hall effect trigger?@okestgamer
@okestgamer Just got my sticks in. Right side is fine. Left side positioned the magnet, such as your video stated stick pulls down only in testing on website and only works left to right no up and down. Guess its back to the drawing board for me lol
@@okestgamer Nevermind, I misunderstood what was going on. It was the magnet from the d-pad. I didn't fully understand what you were doing till I checked the links you provided.
Hey, OneXPlayer asks you to put a model in the additional details on the order, probably to discourage people from ordering those for their Ally. What OneXPlayer model supports those exact ones?
It’s more so they know which sticks to send. Tell them you need the Hall effect ones for the onexplayer 2 from Indiegogo. One thing to note, some folks have had their right stick have interference as well, others had zero interference at all on either stick. Seems to vary for each device.
I am having a completely different issue. My Hall effect set came with shielding tape so no issue on the left stick. But oddly my right stick is drifting upwards. I tried changing the sticks thinking one of them might be defective but still the same. I have to set the deadzone very high to mitigate the issue.
Some others have had the issue. It's not a defective stick, there has sometimes been interference on the right side as well. Unfortunately not all Ally devices respond the same so it only came to be known after the video
Might give this a go with the Thrustmaster eswap sticks. It's a brilliant controller but oh my, god, having to contact support for new thumbsticks every two months gets tiring.
@@okestgamer For the Thrustmaster Eswap X controller. It's semi modular so I've got dead sticks lying about I can mess around without damaging anything :)
Great video and explanation. The question i'm curious about is how much stick drift we will see with the default pair and the decision to just replace those. It seems that replacement process of getting the same part is fairly straight forward. so everyone's mileage will vary
Yeah the process for replacing the joysticks to a fresh pair of the alps ones is very easy. The Hall effect one really is for those who like modding and trying to figure things out.
I did a circularity test on my stock sticks and my joystick is drawing square rather than a circle. Do you know how to fix that or is it normal the stock ones do that?
You can give it a try, it seems some people have issues with the right stick, my new ally seems to experience similar issues but on the left side where the interference isn't beatable.
Did you have issues with the joysticks ? I followed you to the t but when I go onto gamepad tester you can see in the joystick it does not want to do a full circular movement but rather a rhombus shape any idea or is it that I just got a bad set of joysticks as both are doing it. Even on the calibration I have to push the stick very hard to the right to get it into the zones and after when you do the circles 3 times I cant even do one as its does half a circle fine then the other half its trying to rhombus again and this is on the joystick below the abxy buttons and not the d pad stick
It’s been a very interesting experience with the Hall effect on the ally. There seems to be a mixed experience depending on your system. I had to exchange my ally for a new one, and the new one has a similar issue as you describe where the joystick just won’t do the full circle. Some have had them work without adding anything to the joysticks as well.
It helps yes, but what I’ve since discovered for the Hall effect sticks is that each rog ally seems to respond differently. My third ally (sd slot issues) seems to not take to them at all, I’m not sure if there is a fix at this point that would work for all Ally devices.
Do you know if the joystick caps, the part your thumb actually interacts with, is a proprietary shape or anything? Like is it the same as Xbox joysticks? I'd like to swap out for aluminum ones if I could. They don't wear out the way plastic ones do
This is the approach I’ve taken, I ordered a couple of Hall effect mounts when your first video came out and they arrived today. I’ve just replaced the right one for now, but I am happy to have the option in the future. Thanks for this research and tutorial! Weirdly I found the threading of that small ribbon cable back through when reinstalling the daughter board by far the hardest thing.
It is to help counter the magnetic interference from the trigger. A word of warning, some users have reported interference on the right stick as well. It seems some have issues on the right side as well, while others do not.
hey there, I followed everything, and tried resetting my ally but no matter what I try the rog specific buttons have stopped working ever since i added my hal sticks, any idea as to what couldve happened please help
@@okestgamer after troubleshooting I found that adding the protective tape over the pcb on the left stick was shorting a connection and when it was removed (kept it on the Hal stick) the function buttons came back to life
They feel exactly the same. I am hoping to take one apart and experiment with some increased tension. Waiting on a pull force measurement tool so I can actually apply a metric to any changes I make. Otherwise it’s down to “how it feels” for my results. Hopefully it arrives soon
Thanks for the heads up, it’s updated now. It must not have copied the link when I tried last night and didn’t notice it pasted the one I had done previously
I’m going to try a MuMetal shield to conduct the field lines. That said I’ll likely go with a much larger shield to help make sure they’re fully conducted. I’ll comment and let you know how it works - I won’t get the Hall effect sticks for like a month apparently.
@@okestgamer I know the feeling. I’ll take some pictures and will share my results. I don’t have a gauss tester but I have some of the magnetic field sheets so I might even be able to see the differences in the fields and where they exist. Optimistic for the MuMetal. I have enough I can try a few things from a larger shield to wrapping the stick.
It should work with another magnet. This isn’t an exact science with the ally, some experience more interference than others. Some like mine work on the right stick perfectly, while others do not. It takes a lot of tinkering.
@okestgamer only problem now, is that the link you provided to buy the joysticks? You won't sell it to me because i can't give them a one x player S/N lol. It looks like to prevent people from using it on the Ally...
Not necessarily. It seems that the device itself has a factor in whether it will work. My first 2 devices worked well, however my third one doesn’t work even with all the attempts I made to disrupt the interference.
I have not, I wish I could have purchased one, but I had a number of equipment purchases for the channel that didn’t leave room for me to purchase the next one.
I wonder how powerful this would of been if it was sold WITHOUT the embedded controler. I mean thats a LOT of real estate. The buttons and everything. 🤔
I’m totally new to this world of Mods and a brand new owner of an Ally, my questions are what is the benefit of changed the joysticks ? My other question is will the new joysticks have a little more resistance? I don’t know what it is about the stock joysticks but they almost feel like they are too easy to move compared to my Xbox controller, does that make sense? Haha 😅
Hall effect are magnetic based, so they don’t get the “drift” issues like on ps4/Xbox and especially joycons. As far as the feel of the sticks, they are the same
I’m trying to purchase them but they want my device model number or serial number Dear Customer, Hope my email finds you well. Please tell us your device model or serial number of the device, so we can ship you the compatible joysticks. Looking forward to your reply.
Thanks , was able to find one of the comments where you told someone to reply The sticks are for the onexplayer 2 with Hall effect , and that worked and they’re shipped , hopefully others will find their answer here now , I add it in to the description so others won’t panic
Let me know if anyone is interested in this set of hall effect joysticks. I bought a set and changed my mind about replacing. It’ll be faster than ordering it from China.
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I just did this following your tutorial, very straight forward and easy to do. Because of the interference I opted to only replace the right thumbstick with a hall effect since it will be the one responsible for aiming an precision when it comes to first person shooters. So far no issues
I’m glad to hear it. Sometimes the right side has given some folks issues as well. It seems fairly inconsistent
now we just need a company to make shielded hall effect joystick assemblies.
Yeah that would be cool, I’m not counting on it happening, but would be nice. I’ll continue to see if I can make a more elegant solution haha. This one is so close to stopping it, perhaps a different strength magnet may help
Am I ok without this and just killing the dead zone by 20% like last vid?
@@QCJSiteB no, I personally tried that way but the deadzone at 20% kills your gameplay. in most games like efootball or warzone or even diablo 4.
@@okestgamerthe trick to shielding magnetic fields is to give them something conductive to run along. Aluminum isn’t great at that.
Nickel and iron are. MuMetal foil is expensive but it’s designed for this. I’m going to try it and I’ll let you know how it works out.
@@MikeDQBplease let me know how it goes. I just got my halleffect sticks to replace my broken one but didn't realise the fix was still not perfect
I'd wait for non hall effect triggers alternatives, to replace those and just add hall effect joysticks without additional tinkering or sacrifices.
Your video was insanely interesting however, knowing you can fully negate the interference is pretty cool.
Yeah it’s really for the fun of it. I enjoy tinkering with these electronics to see what we can do
Holy crap love it! Man your presentation and voice are perfect. Thank you for this!
Thanks man! I’m glad it was helpful for you and thank you for the kind words!
Asus did an awesome job with the ally, it’s very easy to work on your own device, lots of modular parts hold by screws, not glued or soldered together, superb job by Asus in my opinion, more console, laptop ans hardware manufacturers in general should take notes
Yeah modular is nice, makes for easy repairs
Maybe I got lucky on mine. I installed the hall effect sticks with extra tension and after restoring calibration to factory defaults they work FLAWLESSLY. Zero dead zone on both sticks. No drifting. No left trigger interference. It's actually worse after calibration lol somehow it's absolutely perfect with the factory defaults.
Yeah honestly it seems hit or miss with these. Glad yours worked out. The tighter ones would be great in the device
I purchased 1 pair of standard and 1 pair of tigher from this seller. And all of them drift. I test them on right side so no interference. And I dont think i did anything worng .now contacting the seller. Will See what happens next.
It’s the interference issue and not so much drift issues with the module. Some people have had issues with the right side as well.
Nice, going to wait a bit and see if some cleaner solutions come to light if any.
Yup, I’m hoping to keep revising. This is very much a rough experiment. Those who enjoy these kinds of things can help work together to refine it
I actually just increased the deadzone instead of the shielding no issues and gameplay is still great
Glad to hear it man, did you get the tighter module ones?
I'm impressed. I don't think I'll be doing the mod, as if and when I do get stick drift, they are very easy and affordable to replace the original ones. But, this is pretty awesome. You almost have it. It would be nice if the triggers were not hall effect.
Thank you! Yeah it’s so close, just needs a little more refinement
Had my right joystick stop working on my Ally, and after a few hours of testing and research, turned out to be a hardware issue. Didn't want to wait for RMA, so hopefully I can upgrade the sticks with this guide. If the right side has issues as well, I may resort to shielding and only upgrading the right stick, while just having an extra hall-effect sensor.
Eventually want to swap the sticks out with heavy, metal ones. Play a lot of racing games, and (opposite to FPS games) the extra sensitivity of heavy sticks on the light strength sensors should hopefully work out great.
In reality I strongly suggest going with the alps joysticks. It's hard to get this to work perfectly and does not work on all Ally devices i have now found
Great guide! can't come up with a rage bait comment this time. I'll leave one next time.
I'm enraged nonetheless by your lazy effort.
Thank you for your services 😂
That’s true, HE PROMISED!
Great vid! Awesome job. My oneXPlayer halls just arrived at my Post office. Should be here Monday! Will share my efforts if I find anything that you haven’t already covered.
Cheers!
Thanks man, some have had a little challenge with the right stick. Join the discord of you want to compare notes
Well good thing you made this video because now i don't feel the need to do this. That's a lot of work for the tape part. You didn't show the game pad site after your tape and magnet part though. The whole elite controller part lost me too. Cool that you did that though, in assuming other videos won't even mention that
I must have missed showing results again. I would suggest not doing this mod unless you want to tinker a lot. On my third ally (2 died from sd card slot) it simply does not work to get rid of the interference.
Great video thanks 🙏🏾 I was waiting to see how this turned out still waiting on my thumb sticks to arrive in the mail shipping takes a while depending on where you are
Glad you’ve enjoyed it. It’s not a perfect solutions, and we’ve started to see a few have interference on the right side from the vibration motor. So if you’re having issues or experimenting, join the discord and we can troubleshoot it as a group.
Yet another thing asus didn't think through enough on this device. Hall effect joysticks would last way longer and those who would tinker with device past the ssd wouldn't really mind a bit of extra work.
I’m looking to test out the Hall effect mods that are coming soon for the ally x to see if they work on the new device.
I still don't get why they went with hall effect triggers instead of joysticks
not sure, the joysticks would have been a nicer option.
Ty for this. I just full sent it without the tape on left and it seems to be working fine, doing a calibration test atm and going to run with it for a few days and just not care if it does pick up interference once in a while lol. Mainly pc game, my ally is just for when I’m at work or not able to bring my pc with lmao
Awesome, let’s hope it all goes smoothly with no interference.
mite be easier just to use the deazone setting its not like the left stick needs to be extremely precise to walk around. Its the right stick that matters. in fact mite be better to simply swap the right stick withh halll effects and leave the left
Yeah for most that would be the best option. I’m doing it mostly for the sake of experimenting.
Thank you for this tutorial, I’ve actually found something interesting when it came to calibrating the left thumb stick. Should you hold the left trigger as you go through the calibration test it negates the left stick input and is not affected at all when pressing the trigger.
Interesting, I legitimately never thought to try that. It worked for you?
It really did work, though it is a little quirky but I’m able to play Fortnite and call of duty without any interference. The quirky part is that there is interference detected when you press the left trigger on armory crate but on the games I tested, I have complete and free motion with no problem.
@@josuebustamante1773 that's good that it's working on yours. Congrats on the successful upgrade
So what if the 00 screws won't budge? I can't even get them to turn with an electric screwdriver.
It could possibly be your screw driver. I’ve had some screw drivers that just don’t seem to fit right even with correct size selected
Im confused on the purpose of the magnet? If i only want to hall effect joysticks wouldn't copper tape (its a better emf shielding tape than aluminum)and kapton tape be enough
Tested a few different tapes and had no success. Be aware of doing the mod, it's something to experiment with and not a sure fire thing. My new ally after an exchange simply will not work on the right side for Hall effect. Can't form a full circle
Isnt the issue because of the magnets creating a magnetic field? Then if you had a copper shield to reflect it back inside shouldnt it block the interfence from reaching the hall effect trigger?@okestgamer
Also what exactly is the purpose of the magnet on top?
And do you think that the thickness of the tape is even enough? @okestgamer
Sorry just saw these. I tried a stupid amount of tape and still no difference.
Epic guide. Now I wanna snag a set ❤
Yeah we need more people experimenting to iron out the remaining challenges
@okestgamer Just got my sticks in. Right side is fine. Left side positioned the magnet, such as your video stated stick pulls down only in testing on website and only works left to right no up and down. Guess its back to the drawing board for me lol
Yeah that sounds like a defective stick. I would reach out to see if they can send a replacement.
I'm a bit confused about the d-pad portion. Where does that factor into this fix? I've done everything else, I just don't understand that part.
The dpad? We don’t go over the dpad in the video
@@okestgamer Nevermind, I misunderstood what was going on. It was the magnet from the d-pad. I didn't fully understand what you were doing till I checked the links you provided.
Ah, yeah just the joysticks
best video
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Hey, OneXPlayer asks you to put a model in the additional details on the order, probably to discourage people from ordering those for their Ally. What OneXPlayer model supports those exact ones?
It’s more so they know which sticks to send. Tell them you need the Hall effect ones for the onexplayer 2 from Indiegogo. One thing to note, some folks have had their right stick have interference as well, others had zero interference at all on either stick. Seems to vary for each device.
@@okestgamer thanks! I am expecting it not to be perfect, I would like to experiment with them
That’s a good mindset to go into it with. As long as you have fun experimenting, you’ll be fine
I am having a completely different issue. My Hall effect set came with shielding tape so no issue on the left stick. But oddly my right stick is drifting upwards. I tried changing the sticks thinking one of them might be defective but still the same. I have to set the deadzone very high to mitigate the issue.
Some others have had the issue. It's not a defective stick, there has sometimes been interference on the right side as well. Unfortunately not all Ally devices respond the same so it only came to be known after the video
I'm curious if the magnet throws off the sensitivity of the trigger at all.
It does, you need to slightly adjust the trigger to balance it out.
Why not use copper tape and solder it to a ground point? Thats how you properly EMI shield in other applications.
That is another option to test, I had not gotten that far along in my testing
Well now we know why they didn't pull hall effect sticks in the Ally
Yup this is why, to get it working requires a lot of tweaking to get working for some devices.
Great video, would you say only one layer of each tape be enough I’m not sure how many layers is sufficient.
I tried one, and I tried multiple, didn’t seem to differ very much
Might give this a go with the Thrustmaster eswap sticks. It's a brilliant controller but oh my, god, having to contact support for new thumbsticks every two months gets tiring.
What are the thrustmaster sticks? The ally takes a specific stick so it has to be the correct one
@@okestgamer For the Thrustmaster Eswap X controller. It's semi modular so I've got dead sticks lying about I can mess around without damaging anything :)
Yeah can’t hurt to experiment. If it works, let us know
Great video and explanation. The question i'm curious about is how much stick drift we will see with the default pair and the decision to just replace those. It seems that replacement process of getting the same part is fairly straight forward. so everyone's mileage will vary
Yeah the process for replacing the joysticks to a fresh pair of the alps ones is very easy. The Hall effect one really is for those who like modding and trying to figure things out.
Excellent work 🎉😊 … I’ve been waiting for this video. Now where is that old Xbox controller 🤔
Yeah that’s the next step, let’s see if we can tighten the tension. I have a bunch of spare parts for xbox so I’ll be taking one apart soon.
I did a circularity test on my stock sticks and my joystick is drawing square rather than a circle. Do you know how to fix that or is it normal the stock ones do that?
It did that in the very early days after launch but was fixed shortly after. You may need to do a calibration
Hi, if I get interference on the right joystick, should I do the same with the tape?
You can give it a try, it seems some people have issues with the right stick, my new ally seems to experience similar issues but on the left side where the interference isn't beatable.
Hello I really need help I can't find a thumbsticks cap replacement for the rog ally do you know which one will fit???
Hello, try this site for spare parts.
en.accessoires-asus.com/ally-console/ally-spare-parts
Did you have issues with the joysticks ? I followed you to the t but when I go onto gamepad tester you can see in the joystick it does not want to do a full circular movement but rather a rhombus shape any idea or is it that I just got a bad set of joysticks as both are doing it. Even on the calibration I have to push the stick very hard to the right to get it into the zones and after when you do the circles 3 times I cant even do one as its does half a circle fine then the other half its trying to rhombus again and this is on the joystick below the abxy buttons and not the d pad stick
It’s been a very interesting experience with the Hall effect on the ally. There seems to be a mixed experience depending on your system. I had to exchange my ally for a new one, and the new one has a similar issue as you describe where the joystick just won’t do the full circle. Some have had them work without adding anything to the joysticks as well.
Can you show us how to clean/fix our trigger? I keep getting a clicking noise on my RT when pressed :/ not sure how to fix that
Did you put any Kaptop tape on the board?
@@okestgamer No, I've not done any modifications. I just got my ally and it started making the noise a few days later.
Commenting because this has also happened to me ..
I went on the hall effect joystick website and I see they include a shielding paper to use between the module and the board.
Doesn't that help?
It helps yes, but what I’ve since discovered for the Hall effect sticks is that each rog ally seems to respond differently. My third ally (sd slot issues) seems to not take to them at all, I’m not sure if there is a fix at this point that would work for all Ally devices.
Do you know if the joystick caps, the part your thumb actually interacts with, is a proprietary shape or anything? Like is it the same as Xbox joysticks? I'd like to swap out for aluminum ones if I could. They don't wear out the way plastic ones do
I’ve tested the Xbox sticks and they do not fit unfortunately. Maybe with some modding (drill the hole deeper in the dust cap/stick.
@@okestgamer maybe some caps that were designed for a switch Pro Controller?
I think they are also too big. Didn’t test switch pro, but ps4 and Xbox do not fit.
Great video! I think I might just replace the right joystick since it's the more sensitive one for FPS TPS games (look sensitivity, deadzone 0)
That one is pretty safe to do. No extra shielding required. The left one is still a work in progress.
This is the approach I’ve taken, I ordered a couple of Hall effect mounts when your first video came out and they arrived today. I’ve just replaced the right one for now, but I am happy to have the option in the future. Thanks for this research and tutorial!
Weirdly I found the threading of that small ribbon cable back through when reinstalling the daughter board by far the hardest thing.
Thanks. Are they as loose, or are they stiffer?
Same tension as stock
hey, what's the additional magnet for?
It is to help counter the magnetic interference from the trigger. A word of warning, some users have reported interference on the right stick as well. It seems some have issues on the right side as well, while others do not.
@@okestgamer got it2 thanks. I'll try it out at some point
Sounds good man, it’s a fun little mod to do
Hey bro. Do I need the tape part? Or could I just do a fresh install without the tape?
It’s hard to say, some ally devices do well without, some with the tape do well, and some just refuse to work right.
hey there, I followed everything, and tried resetting my ally but no matter what I try the rog specific buttons have stopped working ever since i added my hal sticks, any idea as to what couldve happened please help
If I had to guess I would say one of the ribbon cables isn’t connected right.
@@okestgamer after troubleshooting I found that adding the protective tape over the pcb on the left stick was shorting a connection and when it was removed (kept it on the Hal stick) the function buttons came back to life
Did you put the kapton tape down first? It should block the conductivity
Thank you soo much!!
No problem 😊
Is the tension on the hall effect sticks and different to stock? I find the stock ones to be way to loose compared to a normal console controller
They feel exactly the same. I am hoping to take one apart and experiment with some increased tension. Waiting on a pull force measurement tool so I can actually apply a metric to any changes I make. Otherwise it’s down to “how it feels” for my results. Hopefully it arrives soon
Are these sticks more resistive than the stock. Like you think these are better for fps games?
They have the same stick resistance as the stock ones.
Thanks!
Oh thank you so much! That’s the first donation I’ve ever received!
lol what how??
@@GeoChad71 I don’t really ever mention it haha. I had setup a patreon account and hadn’t completed it. I guess I just assumed people wouldnt like it.
Great guide! Note though you used the same link for kapton tape as the double sided tape
Thanks for the heads up, it’s updated now. It must not have copied the link when I tried last night and didn’t notice it pasted the one I had done previously
I’m going to try a MuMetal shield to conduct the field lines. That said I’ll likely go with a much larger shield to help make sure they’re fully conducted. I’ll comment and let you know how it works - I won’t get the Hall effect sticks for like a month apparently.
Yeah drop a fresh comment so it pops up on my notifications (I don’t see replies all the time)
Sure thing. I also replied to your ~280 day old thread on Reddit. Would it be better if I pinged you there with a message once I test it? @@okestgamer
@@MikeDQB yes I think that would be easier to pop up. RUclips doesn’t consistently pop up for me.
@@okestgamer I know the feeling. I’ll take some pictures and will share my results. I don’t have a gauss tester but I have some of the magnetic field sheets so I might even be able to see the differences in the fields and where they exist.
Optimistic for the MuMetal. I have enough I can try a few things from a larger shield to wrapping the stick.
I tried ordering some of the sheets, but sadly they never arrived.
One question! Do we have to use an xbox elite dead magnet or can any magnet work? I can't get my hands on one.
It should work with another magnet. This isn’t an exact science with the ally, some experience more interference than others. Some like mine work on the right stick perfectly, while others do not. It takes a lot of tinkering.
@okestgamer only problem now, is that the link you provided to buy the joysticks? You won't sell it to me because i can't give them a one x player S/N lol. It looks like to prevent people from using it on the Ally...
They ask for a SN for determining which stick to send, just let them know it’s the onexplayer 2 stick and you need the Hall effect one.
Do we need to tape the joysticks?
Not necessarily. It seems that the device itself has a factor in whether it will work. My first 2 devices worked well, however my third one doesn’t work even with all the attempts I made to disrupt the interference.
@@okestgamer okay thank you. I think I’ll just do the right one then.
Yeah, and hopefully it works out. Just know it’s not consistent between devices
@@okestgamerokay thank you.
Quais sao os melhores mods para o hardware do rog ally? (Alem desse obvio)
I’m the discord server there are some working on a larger battery that have it working. Another user has upgraded his RAM to 32gb
Could ally joystick replace the aokzoe joystick? Is it compatible?
Yes they both work on each other
@@okestgamer but i don't know the seller who sell rog ally joystick 😅
So one question, do you mean the plastic stick itself or the module?
Have you got the onexp2 pro yet ok testgamer?
I have not, I wish I could have purchased one, but I had a number of equipment purchases for the channel that didn’t leave room for me to purchase the next one.
@okestgamer I had purchased one . If your interested I can send you the link where I bought my onexplayer pro 2
@@JavierEspinoza1333 was it from goGamery?
I wonder how powerful this would of been if it was sold WITHOUT the embedded controler.
I mean thats a LOT of real estate.
The buttons and everything. 🤔
Maybe not as much more power, but more battery space for the extra real estate
Hmm, I just tried to order the sticks and support emailed me asking for the S/N to confirm what model to send. Any advice?
I would just tell them it’s for the onexplayer 2 with Hall effect sticks. I think they just want to confirm which model of stick they need to send
How about a benchmark? Efficient Aggressive at Guaranteed or your money back
It might be because I’m tired this morning, but sorry I don’t understand what you mean haha.
I’m totally new to this world of Mods and a brand new owner of an Ally, my questions are what is the benefit of changed the joysticks ?
My other question is will the new joysticks have a little more resistance? I don’t know what it is about the stock joysticks but they almost feel like they are too easy to move compared to my Xbox controller, does that make sense? Haha 😅
Hall effect are magnetic based, so they don’t get the “drift” issues like on ps4/Xbox and especially joycons. As far as the feel of the sticks, they are the same
@@okestgamer the same as xbox or same as asus rog old sticks?
Not solded joystick is 100/100 for easy replace
Yes it's nice to be able to replace easily
Ummm is your hand ok?
Yeah, it was from my tenants cat unfortunately
What about using the tape to isolate the trigger instead? Or both?
I tried it on both together. Same result
now we just need 500grams mod
Not sure what they could cut off to lower 100g
I’m trying to purchase them but they want my device model number or serial number
Dear Customer,
Hope my email finds you well.
Please tell us your device model or serial number of the device, so we can ship you the compatible joysticks.
Looking forward to your reply.
You can just let them know it’s the sticks for a onexplayer 2 from Indiegogo the Hall effect ones
Thanks , was able to find one of the comments where you told someone to reply The sticks are for the onexplayer 2 with Hall effect , and that worked and they’re shipped , hopefully others will find their answer here now , I add it in to the description so others won’t panic
Let me know if anyone is interested in this set of hall effect joysticks. I bought a set and changed my mind about replacing. It’ll be faster than ordering it from China.
Where are you shipping them from?
@@okestgamer I guess I should of mentioned that 😂 Columbus, OH
@@pat.sambas how much are you selling them for? I know some ask about buying them
@@okestgamer $30 + postage
@@pat.sambashey, still available? I’m ready to buy
Rog ally right joystick won’t turn left or right but does everything else
It’s always something and now I see I should’ve gotten a deck cause damn can we not have a problem every other week
It sounds like a defective stick, if it’s like that from the factory I would suggest seeing if you can exchange it
@@okestgameroh shit I didn’t know you responded
Thanks
Gonna try your video first
@@okestgamerand I couldn’t afford the warranty 😂😂😂
I try to reply to most comments, I was delayed in replying due to a trip I was on. Hopefully a new stick (try the AliExpress one) fixes it
I think there should be a 1 year warranty. Maybe it depends on the country