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i can answer #3 for you a screen pi hat is a screen for the pi that is placed on the gpio pins. gpio pins are pins on the raspberry pi that let you control electronic circuits or things like leds, motors, sensors, etc. you dont really need to know too much about gpio to make a portable. a...

it’s totally cool if people have released their cad files! people like @Gman, @GingerOfOz, and @Wesk have released files of their projects for people to use. also, many people on the forum don’t have 3d printers, so some members print things for people and send it to them.

alright, raspberry pi projects are really cool as well! we have a section on the forums dedicated to pi projects. software side, there’s tutorials on youtube about how to get emulators running on a pi. for hardware, i highly recommend looking through the pocket pigrrl overview on adafruit. it...

op said they wanted to try a gamecube portable. i'd also recommend a pi portable, but pis can't really run wii and gamecube. if op is up to it, a wiip is certainly possible, and with a little bit of studying i don't think its too much harder. the gboy manual gives great, easy to follow...

first off, welcome to the portablizing community! age doesn't really matter, a 12 year old could be better at modding than a 40 year old. also, many members have started as complete noobs and gone on to build some of the most amazing portables ever! since you said something like a gamecube...

it’s a modified omega trim. there’s no guide, but nold had a thread with lots of pictures that could be pretty helpful: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/road-to-omega-smexy-meme-pic-heavy-as-f.2015/

those internals are c l e a n

oh damn, my bad! sorry about that, i kind of forgot the theme of the build O.o

btw the joystick breakouts in the bb store are for joycons, and i don’t think they’ll work with 3ds sliders. overall, joycon sticks are better in terms of comfort and ease of use, and iirc in the end they’re basically the same size. i’d recommend using those. they’re also available in the bb store

you can try dm’ing cheese, he sells trimmed boards

*drooling intensifies*

all the information you need is on this website. good luck with your projects!

1. you're going to need a wii, some custom regulators, battery management, controls, an audio amp, a screen, batteries, and a case. tools will include a good temperature controlled soldering iron, screwdrivers, dremel, wire, solder, flux and a few other things 2. a wii probably won't fit the...

i think it’s prusament galaxy purple, i could be wrong though

bitbuilt store has a really nice 5” 4:3 vga screen

said in the original post that the info is from gameboypi on github

at this point you’re better off cutting the legs and re soldering lol

1. your cooling solution looks really nice, i love the arrangement of heatsinks! i’m looking forward to see how well it works. 2. about the connections after trimming, you do not need to connect up the spots of the same colors. in the case of purple on AV connections, any trace/via/solder pad...

if what you meant by “switch type build” was a more horizontal form factor, the g wii rev 2 case files are open sourced and uses parts from the bitbuilt store. it’s not a lot, but the g boy manual can basically be used to build a g wii. the louii is another one with a horizontal form factor, and...

pths scare me, thank god for gman and his magic. btw nice job on the regs, they look super clean!