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You can wire mode via 8 to either number 10 (the 3V3 side of the cap), or TP47 to 3V3 anywhere (TP47 is the test pad for via 8 Mode). It's signaling the Wii to force component and VGA mode, but you have to make sure your Wii is also setup to enable VGA when installing RVLoader.

Can you post a closer shot of of the wiring on your board? Also, can you feel the chip getting hot when you power it on? One thing I didn't see you mention was connecting Mode to 3V3 which enables VGA output on the Wii.

You'll need to access the screen controls and mess with the OSD settings for it. Depending on which driver board you have there is an "Auto" setting that will attempt to fit the image to the screen.

Came out looking great!

Well, I dun goofed with my main control board layout and accidentally swapped the left and right controls, resulting in this mess: On a more positive note, the board along with the new FFC connectors work great! If I want to use the main control board as-is, at least for a prototype, I'll...

Will report back on the results from a P1S print. Estimate is just under 6 hours to print.

Me waiting for the Kawaii to be released

Those pcbs are going to make for such a clean build!

That's really cool, thanks for sharing! I do plan on adding a way to connect it to the TV at some point so maybe using something like that with a dock would work for multiplayer.

You nailed that brawler controller profile, looks amazing!

Thanks! Like with your N64 design, once I get it into a mostly complete state, I will be releasing the files for anyone to use how they see fit!

As I started to figure out where to place the speakers and how to exactly position the oled, I got an idea to build a "Main control board" that would contain all the circuitry for MaplePad as well as the audio. It also allows for the flexibility of using the SSD1306 I2C OLED by jumping "JP1"...

Been spending a lot of time on the top half of the shell. More goodies/updates to come soon.

I love what you did with the styling on this, it looks very comfortable to hold. Amazing work!!! Are you planning to opensource the case files?

I also ran a test print of the front half of the shell just to see how it would work out, and I'm happy to report that not only does it fit on a Bambulabs P1S plate, the structure seemed to hold up well! There is still a lot of work to do to create the mounting points, shadow lines, etc...

I've already poured many hours into this project so I figured it is time to start a worklog to keep track of my progress! My original hope was to submit this as part of the 2024 Summer Contest, but my procrastination got in the way and I failed to register before the cutoff date. Anyhow... I'm...

To go with what stitches said, search YouTube for "Xbox controller fusion360". It's a very helpful tutorial on how to model a controller that can be applied to cases too

This is awesome! Are you still accepting buy ins for the case?

Is there a control in place to prevent you from undervolting too far and not being able to boot the wii back up?