My Gp32x :d


triton posted on Dec 6 2005 at 10:17 PM said:
the n64 superpad stick is on a metal rod, i ahve a busted one so i will certianly look into it later today
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YES!!! :blink:

i remember! i had one!



..... and i gave it to someone years ago :(
 
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Mr. Anderson posted on Dec 6 2005 at 10:53 PM said:
yuck, third party crap :p

I remember the N64 Third Party Pads where quite useless their analog sticks where horrible, all of em!
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they had a good look and feel :)

at least the one on the link i gave :D

the problem was that in f-zero for example, you have to be very precize with the stick, when you press at a certain level left, necessary to take a turn smoothly, then at that level, the controller reports RIGHT to the N64 :D


that's why i gave mine :D
 
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thats because 3rd party n64 controllers used pots for sensing stick position, the n64 one used a photoresistor or something like that, the sticks hole is a bit too small but drill it out and cut mebe 1/8" off of it and it will fit nice, i will post a pic when i get mine on, need to find a sutibly small drill bit! or a small piece of metal to heat up
 
triton posted on Dec 6 2005 at 06:53 PM said:
thats because 3rd party n64 controllers used pots for sensing stick position, the n64 one used a photoresistor or something like that, the sticks hole is a bit too small but drill it out and cut mebe 1/8" off of it and it will fit nice, i will post a pic when i get mine on, need to find a sutibly small drill bit! or a small piece of metal to heat up
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Try a brad; I found one that made the perfect hole after being heated red-hot :)
 
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yep, i used a finishing nail, the stick post was already cracked so i pit some hotglue in the hole and it fits quite nicely! feels alot better thant he stock stick too, not permanant by far but an improvement
 
well thats nice, feels a hell of a lot better than the normal stick, looks arent everything
 
triton posted on Dec 6 2005 at 09:39 PM said:
double post but here are some pics :D newstick4gm.th.jpgnewstick24ln.th.jpg
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Very, VERY nice :D
 
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incidently I got that rubber liquid stuff in the post about an hour ago. I've applied some of it to the stick, gotta wait for it to set. I won't post pics as you can't see anything (it's clear)
 
my new mod :

RUBBER BISCUIT! :D

made from a rubber wheel that burned on a very cheap case :D

GP2Xrub.jpg


you can see the wheel behind :D

of course it's not finished, i'll make it more thin and round :p
but it works! :D
 
TelcoLou posted on Dec 6 2005 at 11:56 PM said:
triton posted on Dec 6 2005 at 06:53 PM said:
thats because 3rd party n64 controllers used pots for sensing stick position, the n64 one used a photoresistor or something like that, the sticks hole is a bit too small but drill it out and cut mebe 1/8" off of it and it will fit nice, i will post a pic when i get mine on, need to find a sutibly small drill bit! or a small piece of metal to heat up
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Try a brad; I found one that made the perfect hole after being heated red-hot :)
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Brad who? That sounds too kinky and gay for my tastes :p
 
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