3DS Slider to analog stick diagram (SS's work)

[Air Conditioner]

This was up on MR for a while and then got deleted in the photobucket genocide. Someone over there was able to find a cache of it and I reuploaded it to imgur and now to BitBuilt. Not my work btw. All done by ShockSlayer.

 

[Noah]

Nice! I wondered where this went.

 

[ShockSlayer]

This doesn't actually work; the resistors don't change anything. 3DS sticks don't recenter properly and need a higher deadzone. You can solder them 1:1 (VCC/GND/X/Y) to a GC stick and they'll work practically identically.

This only appeared to work because it changed the voltage after the default center point had been set.

 

[Noah]

I'm assuming RDC's boards are the way to go then? (I've never really toyed with sliders, don't like them much.)

 

[ShockSlayer]

My XGC used two of the 3DS sticks and I never really had a problem. For the N64, I am fairly certain there's a newer version of the converter chip(the old one that Ashen made a guide on) that has deadzone control.

 

[Air Conditioner]

Good to know then I guess for cubes. Thanks!

 

[ShockSlayer]

No problem. I'll look for the image and rework this into something more useful. I'd also really love to do a guide for that new N64 adapter, but I need to actually find the source material first.

 

[ShockSlayer]

Take a look at these and let me know what you think:

Full diagram:

Printer Friendly (Lite edition):

 

[Air Conditioner]

Awesome work man. I've got good feelings about this place and the members

Printer friendly version is nice touch too lol

 

[ShockSlayer]

Yeah I'll admit I spent more time on the second one. It probably needs to be cleaned up a little, but otherwise I feel it's pretty solid.

 

[Air Conditioner]

It's also really neat the fact the resistors are pointless. I think we've all been doing it for ~2 years now haha. I feel like a lemming

 

[Yarok]

can this be done on an xbox 360 controller planning to reuse some from my part's bin