How to use ps vita joysticks in your portables

[Frog]

I havent found much info about this. But when i attempted to make a gamecube portable a while back i stummed upom this guide on how to wire the vita sticks.

http://www.xim3.com/community/index.php?topic=31390.0

I gave up on the project a while back but i figured someone could use this info.

 

[Stitches]

It's a good thought, but I don't think many people use the PSP joysticks. 3DS sliders have better range, and the GC+ lets them function identically to stock joysticks. Still a good link to have though.

 

[Frog]

It's a good thought, but I don't think many people use the PSP joysticks. 3DS sliders have better range, and the GC+ lets them function identically to stock joysticks. Still a good link to have though.

eh i like the vita sticks better then the 3ds sliders as they are actual joysticks like the ones unlike the 3d sliders and psp analog stick.

with a micro controller and a one of those fps freaks you can increase the range but i dont understand programing too well.
http://community.xim.tech/index.php?topic=31837.0;wap2


I have some spare vita sticks somewhere im going to try to trace the lines further back to see if i can just wire to the cable

 

[Stitches]

eh i like the vita sticks better then the 3ds sliders as they are actual joysticks like the ones unlike the 3d sliders and psp analog stick.

I have some spare vita sticks somewhere im going to try to trace the lines further back to see if i can just wire to the cable

I agree with you there. They feel much nicer to use.

 

[Aurelio]

It's a good thought, but I don't think many people use the PSP joysticks. 3DS sliders have better range, and the GC+ lets them function identically to stock joysticks. Still a good link to have though.

The GC+ can work with psvita ones as well, although the reason why nobody uses them is that they are very sensitive and so it's hard to make small movements