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I totally would like to do some projects, intend to make some raspberry pi-based drive - I aint loading games from cassetes ever again!

@@softwarepole Aren't there Mods so you can hook up you phones headphone jack (if it still has one) or an adapter? But hey, RaspiDrive sounds interesting 👌

Sure. I'll fix some small issues I found while assembling it and post it on github. Gimme few days

github.com/mjack3k/arduboy-jm it is still work in progress - only the kicad project is online for now. I intend to add some instructions and scripts for recompiling the games - right now every game has to be recompiled for the alternative wiring (can't use precompiled flashcarts).

I dont remember, I tried them all and none worked fully, but in one of the setting most of the features worked - both axis, hat, few buttons. The scroll wheels for throttle and rudder didnt worked if I remember correctly. I guess a support needs to be added in software. I saw there is a driver in linux kernel, so it might be a good start for someone who understands it.

Oof, it's quite a bit since I fiddled with it. If I recall correctly, I didn't have to do anything fancy - it just worked right away. Maybe some newer update broke something? You are sure the display is not broken/works?

which heatbreak did you end up going with ...

@@Case379A I got H2 extruder now. I tried some heatbreak from aliexpress, but it broke after I tried to switch nozzles. Very poor quality.

Check the link in description. You need to print a holder for the hotend, you need to drill the metal bracket and you need to connect the heater and sensor. I took the v6 heatsink and heatbrake and mounted to the heaterblock from biqu, securing with v6 nozzle. Unfortunately it didn't worked that well, I got few clogs - I thinkt hat due to the fan position there is a high heat creep risk. So you need to rethink how to mount the hotend fan. Also consider using e3d v6 block, hopefully the sensor and cartridge from biqu fit there. It is still work in progress and I lack free time to finish it.

Nothing ancient about it, it comes from early 2000s. The heart of the system is arduino pro micro with Atmega32u4 - it has usb controller on board. And arduino offers standard usb hid library, so it is recognized in windows and linux as usb joystick. The gameport itself also has a standard pinout - at least for first two analog axises and few buttons. Rest runs via propietary digital protocol (each manufacturer made his own back in the days) - this isn't implemented yet for this joystick. Sad fact though - most android games dont support controllers even when they are natively supported by android itself.

Same behavior on 3.1.2 on other machine. And no, it's not "eh it's just snapping to the closest" - you can see that in some situations it works properly - aka, if I want to snap along axis, then only dimensions/distance along that axis should be taken into consideration. Otherwise it is useless function.

are they though?

@@softwarepole PLANE 4차원 한수 위 ㅋ

It's the starter. Easy fix, not so expensive.

It was def starter, but the car was sold due to other problems