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Atari Lynx Scan Contains: Atari Lynx Front Atari Lynx Back Atari Lynx LCD Bezel Atari Lynx LCD Protector Atari Lynx Button Mount Atari Lynx LCD Battery Mount Atari Lynx LCD Battery Cover Specs: These are high poly scans, average poly count per mesh is about 2,500,000 triangles. NOTE: 3D...

There's diagrams on the 4layertech website for each of the boards. The rest of the info you can find in the 'Definitive Wii trimming guide' and the GBoy build manual is also a good resource.

GBA Micro Scan Contains: GBA Micro Front Plate GBA Micro Back Plate GBA Micro Battery Cover GBA Micro Button Mount GBA Micro Cartridge Mount GBA Micro Trigger Specs: These are high poly scans, average poly count per mesh is about 2,500,000 triangles. NOTE: 3D scans aren't perfect, if...

It was a mix of cad and sculpting applications.

Yes, and this is not the correct thread to ask.

I believe the Switch controller joystick have a press click on them, meaning they will be taller than original joysticks and won't fit.

No, you only need U10 and the voltage lines.

I don't believe Aurelio has patched anything to do with the Wavebirds yet.

Start by doing the absolute minimum and trim a Wii and make sure it boots. From there you can decide how much further you want to go.

The Wavebird is known to have disconnects if you haven't relocated the MX.

A NAND flex board is a much easier way to do the relocation but I will say, if you're having trouble cleaning your current setup I don't think the relocation is going to be any easier for you.

Those resistances look fine.

Those NAND legs are most certainly shorted. In order to clean that up flood the area in flux and apply more solder to the legs, then use wick to clean it up.

You can use a normal tact for the Z's if you need, there's a support built into the case that stops it from moving anyway.

If you want to keep it wireless then you'll likely need to Frankenstein a wiimote into the controller. If you are happy to have it wired you could customise the controller with a GC+ and have it viewed by the system as a GC controller. Either way there's a bit of modding and soldering involved.

It defaulting back to AV is not normal, that driver board may be a little buggy. Maybe wire the AV switch to the left Z button as that isn't currently used by RVLoader.

You'll need to connect the button board to the screen driver and set the input to VGA, it should then always boot on the VGA input.

All your boards look really quite messy, with random residue on all the boards and a ton of cold solder joints. As much as you don't want to I'd suggest pulling everything out, cleaning it up and re-soldering with clean joints. The colour issue with Direct Drive looks like something I've...

This is the reason it's important to have it printed in the specified orientation for FDM prints.

Wii Console Scan Contains: Wii Shell front Wii Shell Top Wii Shell Bottom Specs: These are high poly scans, average poly count per mesh is about 2,500,000 triangles. NOTE: 3D scans aren't perfect, if light cannot hit certain parts of the object then the scan will contain 'Blobs' in...