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Are the buttons digital, like a tact switch? In other words, with your multimeter, two pins should be disconnected when the button is not pressed, and continuous when the button is pressed.

Only a few more days to go! My goal is to have it all assembled and done on Friday, but we will see! In the meantime, I finished the case design, Bondo'ed and sanded, and was just able to paint it before it started raining. Phew. What a day. I uploaded the 3d models in case anyone wants to...

These are the files for the Hoenn Region National Pokedex that I am building for the Hack Like Heck contest. I am using this to house a Raspberry Pi 3 with a 3.5" screen, but I have intentionally left out any screwposts for the pi and used very generic parts for all of the ports. The idea behind...

:O I missed this thread. These are beautiful!

All I can say is that this project represents a large amount of frustration for me. I hope that these files will help you if you decide to make your own :) I'd love to see your version of it

I completely forgot to upload these haha. My bad. These are the models I used in the final version of my Wii S Lite portable. They fit an Intec DS Lite carrying case (not the DSi case) for any advanced modders interested in using the same case. Special thanks go to @Aurelio for modelling the...

This is some sexy project progress. It looks so clean :D Keep it up!

I approve the use of puns :D I'm so excited for your build to be finished lol. It looks so cool

Thanks! :) I'm going to do a tutorial soon to try and explain how to do designs with spray paint. I'm hoping more people will do fancy portables lol

HUUUUGE bump, but I've been adding projects as I make them to the first post instead of adding on to the end. There are maybe ~6 or so new projects since I last posted

Update time! It doesn't look like a huge difference, but everything fits in here now. I will be using a pi zero instead of a 3 because of space constraints. The driver board's caps make it too thick in some areas, so that left me with three options. I could relocate the caps, make the case...

Take a look at this image from the wii trimming guide You have the red (+) wire going to the sensor 12v, which I've been told is NOT regular 12v. You have the black (-) wire going to 12v as well. As Stitches said, you need the red wire on 12v and the black on ground. I would recommend using...

I would imagine they're all interchangeable.

Yeah I had a wii that acted similarly. I was ready to give it up as bricked, but switched out the wifi / bt modules and now it works. If you're planning on using it for a project, they're easy to replace, you just plug the new one right in. It's putting the wii shell back together that's the...

That really is some sexy casework. How did you get the wii logo on there so nicely?

Whaaaaaat?! This is seriously awesome. I can't wait for more :D guess I know at least one person who will be beating me lol.

Thank you guys :) @nobble I'm so excited to see what you'll make now haha. I think I've got plenty of room but that's definitely a good idea :) it's so nice having a project where everything actually fits without insanity

:D thank you! I haven't gotten to it yet haha. I haven't decided on what kind of switch but I need to order it soon. A slider would be more gameboy-like, but a rocker switch would look cleaner. I've never used a button switch in a portable. Decisions decisions... I'm open to suggestions if you...

Thanks for your input :) 1) I have removed the ports, but there is absolutely no benefit to trimming the board to fit in this case. 2) I will be using this composite screen because I already have it and am trying to build this on a budget. An hdmi screen would definitely be better and less...

Hey guys! This is going to be my written worklog for my entry into the Hack Like Heck competition. It will be more detailed than my video entry for anyone who wants to duplicate the project later. The goal is to create a handheld gaming system within a month, so I will be making a Raspberry Pi...