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Oh, that's very interesting! I might have to have a go at installing IR LEDs then after I add bluetooth to my translucent Ashida. (eventually lol) Thanks for the tip, cy! From subie's image he sent, it looks like he just ran them off 3.3v (off of the pads on the GC+2.0) with a resistor, doesn't...

Not sure if this is the right place to post this. I think you should make your own thread for help, it would be a lot more organized that way, rather than riding off of a board scan post. It would also probably be beneficial to you, as it will likely get more attention that way. People can look...

To push what's been done up to the absolute limit of what's possible at the time. Also, please don't comment on old posts unless there is something truely important to add to it. No hard feelings, but this hasn't been active since the end of 2018, you could've just asked someone in the Discord...

Who knows, maybe over time with practice you'll have enough skill to do so! If you just want a Kawaii to have one though, I'll be selling mine in the future as I have no functional need for one, so let me know if you'd be interested!

This turned out very well! Now you can be Batman on your 2DS :P I love how you chose the route of using OEM parts rather than recreating them, and it turned out really nice overall! Its very hard to tell what parts were originally black and which were red, you definitely did it right. Just...

There probably won't be another one soon, but it all depends on who's interested in another order. The way they got the price to be $25 dollars is not only Yveltal making a trip to China, but also a large number of people saying that they would want to buy the shell, and larger productions is...

I'm glad a simple tool now exists for this great source of data!

AFAIK, all Wiis besides the mini can natively output 480p as long as you have component cables. I mean, its not *good* 480p, but they all have the option of doing that. I believe the AVE is slightly worse on older Wiis, that may be what you're thinking of, but I haven't found any actual...

It really is! One of the things I love seeing on here is not only the designs people make, but the colors they choose to go along with them. Quick reminder- try not to bump older threads, unless there's some important information that you should add. This thread is over a year old, and I'm sure...

Here's an incredibly simplified list of things you need to start. There's not going to be a guide or anything though, so just look through this worklog to see some of the process that goes into building it, and from there you can figure out what you need. This is not however a good first...

Just ordered the last Kawaii- in red. Thanks for doing this group buy, Yveltal! I wasn't originally planning on ever making a Kawaii, but the $25 dollar price point is hard to say no to. It might be a while before I actually work on it, but I can't wait to share my build on here eventually!

There aren't any mounts unless you get a relocation flex, so just Kapton tape it where there's room and where there shouldn't be interference. Good luck finishing it, I can't wait to see the final build!

Ah, that's great. Good luck on it all! I'm excited to see your future forum posts.

Send it. I trust you already know to trim outside the lines then sand in? Also- remove any components that's through the trim line on the top. Usually that's a round capacitor near the USB ports and a voltage regulator of some sort as well.

I was thinking pretty similar to the PiDock, like a regular laptop then the Pi 400 slots in, but that's up to you! Removing the Pi 400 easily should definitely be a requirement, but we could also get a micro SD flex cable and extend the port out to the back, but that might be hard to take the Pi...

Yeah, I mean I think we should definitely publish the files when we're done, and make a worklog while making it, so that other people can replicate it. And as for the colors, that's entirely up to you! I don't mind whatever we do, although I definitely think we should try to make the design...

Well, essentially just that! You'd need to design a sort of case around a HDMI screen, USB trackpad, the Pi 400 itself, and have enough room for the cable routing in the back. Connect the screen to the micro HDMI port, the trackpad to a USB 2.0 or 3.0 port (depending on what the trackpad was...

Yeah, sorry about that :blush: I probably should've just followed the Flashfire thread as well, especially considering I enjoy the other products being sold on there. :awesome:

It takes time to do a full writeup of a project, especially as this isn't most people's job. I'm sure it'll be out soon, but that soon is relative to many different aspects. Also, please try to keep the forum in English. If you don't know the language, there are translators that you can use that...

@CrashBash Assuming you're the one who redacted the link. Sorry for uploading the stuff to mediafire. I thought that rule (No. 7) only applied to images? It doesn't mention anything about regular files. I had to go back and check to make sure I wasn't remembering it wrong lol. If I'm not...