Thank you so much for checking out the video! If you have ideas/feedback, please leave it in the comments, but please keep it constructive. Some might be wondering what about the Right trigger and there will be a matching mod for that as well. Its just part of the iterative process I go through, get one side working correctly and then move to the other.
Dude, this trigger system is so cool, it makes a perfect satisfying click. I love your videos man you put a ton of work into them, you seriously got me into modding and restoring controllers (Also, Gooms and Kadano to a degree) I haven't sold too many yet but, they move pretty quick I've really only been doing the rgb led mod and a capacitor mod on them if they've got snapback. Also, what model of soldering iron do you use? I've only had this one 40 dollar one but, it doesn't always seem to heat evenly or consistently and that's kind of aggravating.
This seems pretty awesome. The one shortcoming I could see this having is that I'm pretty sure this wouldn't be legal for tournament use with the current ruleset. My understanding is that you can't have a single button to perform multiple actions in a single press. So I think having the button control both the analog value and digital value simultaneously would count as a macro. You could get around this by having a 3 position switch, where one position is low analog value (melee light shield), the second position is high analog value (ultimate shield), and the third position is just digital press (melee hard shield)
Current ruleset wouldn't even allow for making digital into analog (with a button/switch) or vise versa. Ptas talked about it in dms with someone but I don't think it's accurately reflected in the rules.
Shank, I appreciate that dude! I have another version of the PCB enroute to me now, which has this exact feature on it! 100% want this to be legal for tournament play!
I would love to get my hands on this if you ever make a kit with everything including (minus soldering tools) this looks like it could help me and a couple of friends with some annoyance of the gcc in ult
The goal is hopefully to roll out a kit once its all complete and fully tested. I think a lot of ppl especially in ultimate would stand to benefit from this!
This is very cool. What I've done to get basic trigger plugs working in Ultimate by putting a PMOS that bypasses the potentiometer with its Gate attached to the digital trigger (so that the digital trigger press is also registered as a full analog press)
Can't wait to see how this develops! Super keen to have both triggers set to a mechanical keyboard switch and you've made the installation seem super simple
It looks almost perfect! The thing I would recommend is making an optional light and hard press digital trigger to allow that option to be available for other gamecube games. Overall this is revolutionary for outdated trigger presses that always was a flaw for the gamecube.
Man the custom pcb's really take this mod to the next level. Thanks for the credit in the description btw, really cool to see how the bracket is being used in this project, you really pushed it along. I'm hoping to someday be able to make a fully hot swappable controller, face buttons and everything.
I know basically nothing about Smash but I've always been a fan of all your mods! Can't wait to see what the finish product will look like! Great video and keep up the good work!
I'm using some mechanical switches in my GameCube controller. The biggest issue was seating for the switch and spring, I do have it at a good point but it's a bit precarious. It does look like you've addressed that issue with your custom hardware, props to that! The other issue I have is the dangling wires, which makes opening up the controller an extra pain in the butt. In your mod, your end result still has the dangling wire issue. If you could find a way to address that with some sort of magnetic connection between the PCB and the trigger housing that would be super ideal. I'd pay the extra money for that. You mentioned being able to switch between light and hard shield for melee, is that mod tournament legal? It's not really something I personally need since I only play ultimate. Just worth mentioning since I know some mods are legal and others aren't. If possible you should provide a solution for ultimate only so that it's easier to install and doesn't require extra steps.
Emma, this response, is exactly what I hoped for when I made this video, thank you for taking the time to make this comment. Let me go into some detail: 1 - thank you - I feel like what we have now is a good solution to the spring, I am going to make a couple small tweaks based upon some other comments to see if it can be rock solid. 2- I agree with the issue identified here and I think you solution is both practical and elegant, I will investigate it! 3 - I believe it will still be tournament legal, but I have few people confirming for me to make sure. 4 - I agree, if/when this is ready, my plan would be to offer several versions of the kit, including a watered down Ultimate version. While the pcbs will be universal in nature I believe a watered down version with just the pcbs and some trigger plugs would make ultimate players very happy! Thank you again and I appreciate the feedback!!!
Man if only there was enough room inside the controller shell it'd be sweet to integrate blue cherry switches for the B,A,X, and Y buttons. Nothing would be more soothing than that nice easy to press clicky feedback.
I know Game Cube controllers are good for Smash, but I use mine for Mario Kart. The triggers on this controller need to be modded to be viable. Stock won't cut it since they don't use analog input except when playing CTGP on the Wii U with the adapter. In this particular case, it behaves just like in Smash Ultimate. I put in tall trigger plugs in my controller to help with having "digital" inputs, but these triggers won't work with the Wii U. It's nice to see this mod done with the left trigger, but I think it would be very beneficial to have this mod for both triggers. It can be useful in most games that it will be modded for.
I think so too. I play, albeit not well, and I was really liking how fast I could react with this. I'm gonna get some beta units out to some proper players and let's see what they think! Hopefully we can get some of their thoughts for the final version of this!
It's pretty cool seeing the mods that's possible with today's technology. Hopefully you'll make these mods available for sale once done. Maybe the mechanical switch had an easy press because of the type of switch used? What about a slightly longer plug?
Would love if this would be a released product, even if an installation kit that would be huge, been curious of mechanical buttons/switches for a while
This is really cool. Personally I have been trying to achieve a similar feel for ultimate as my triggers are not equal in the amount of time it takes to push them down. I have been trying to learn Diddy Kong pop gun cancel which is done by pressing both shield and special at the same time. I mapped one of my triggers to special so having this mod on both triggers for Ult seems extremely useful.
I think so for sure. I actually believe ultimate will benefit the most from this mod. As many Melee players have likely already found ways around what this mod aims to solve.
It may sound like a step backwards but maybe allowing a quick linear progression of the 2 shields with something like the 2 switches stacked on top of each other, or back to back. Maybe a touch sensor to do light shield and the switch can do the Hard shield.
The touch sensor is something I was actively contemplating and i think has merit! From what I understand is many people use a single trigger to shield in ultimate and have one dedicated trigger to each shield type in melee. So having a dual stage trigger is likely more engineering than necessary... having said that, if it could be executed well it would be bad ass!
have you considered going with linear switches, or analog switches even? an analog switch would give you some tactility while also shortening the distance by just as much, however im not sure if they make slim/hot swap analog switches.
I remember seeing a controller build that had two mechanical switches on the same button. One was set higher than the other so you had two ‘stops’ that you could click through. One would output the analog ‘half press’ and the other was the digital press. Not sure if something like that is feasible
@@RockerGaming no problemo. After rewatching the vid, I think I had the mechanics of how it works wrong but if you check back through a couple of vids of his, I’m sure you’ll figure something out. Great content as always!
Although I don’t play smash bros I’ve got a feeling that it would be great for my favourite GameCube game Sonic Riders! I’ll keep checking back for when this is ready to buy to try it out.
Been looking at doing the mechanical switch mod for a while (even got that same one in the video haha), those plugs for the switch look awesome, any chances of those getting released too at some point? Awesome work my dude!
the basic trigger plugs are already open source and linked in the description. I will likely open source the plugs for the mech trigger plug as well once I finalize the design and have the ability to test in multiple materials. Ultimately the goal is for them to be as rugged as possible and I dont want to release them without telling people how to achieve that! As for the basic trigger plugs, PLA or PLA+ work great!
Hooooooly... This is amazing!!!!! Yo could you possibly show us how do a Face Buttons Mechanical Switch mod? Always loved the clicky switches but it would be fire if they were also on A, B, Y, X Even microswitches would be nice :O
Awesome video, I really like the use of the V2 choc switches. Is there a way to add the metal bracket back in? When I used the mod to put a normal mx-style switch in as a replacement I noticed that it wobbled a bit more which led to increased friction if I didn't push the button exactly straight down. I'm not even sure that this will be a problem with your system because of the orange stabilizing piece that you've made. Either way, I'll definitely be interested in picking this up whenever you've got it completed.
Make it momentary button so if you have that pressed and the L button it will light shield but if it's not pressed L would be a hard shield that way you can do it during a game on the fly without having to use a toggle on/off switch.
The current design seems excellent for a purely digital trigger in Melee, however in my experience most people prefer having a short consistent analog range right before that, since with single digital trigger wavedash out of shield is inconsistent in Melee. Does your current design support keeping the digital click input at a lower point, so that the analog slider above it is still functional? Using a singular two-stage switch that actuates both the digital and the analog input would probably be even better for Melee, however I'm not aware of any that have a similar design to the keyboard switches you are using and sufficient lifespan. I've used switches that are used for camera shutter buttons before, which do the job, but they wear out within 1-3 months of Melee gameplay, which is not sustainable.
Anyway we could get a How-To-Video, either with arduino or any other board, to remap the buttons programmtically? So Say if I Press L, the command that is sent to the switch is X and then the down button immediately after, or if I press the c-stick left , that could be any number of combinations etc....How could we achieve this?
could you make them with keys that are quieter? reason for my question is when my brother and I play Smash bros we have gotten to the point where we subconsciously listen for our keypress's before we move on screen. Didn't know if they make cherry keys that are quiet or not
Legit question: Can you make transparent sticks for the Fusion Pro Wireless? (Switch version) Need a set and a seller for red led rings too. Just want my sticks to glow red 😥
for those castellations on the left trigger PCB, did you use a throughhole that was routed over or simply have a moon shape pad on the top layer of the thin PCB? I have messed around with using castellated PCBs but they add a ton of cost to the boards.
I appreciate that! This will be available for both R and L, I just happened to have started with L, once its done, we can migrate the circuit over to R :)
I used L for demonstration purposes, but both shoulder buttons will be completed :) The R is more "tricky" but I "" b/c it will still be easy for the end user... or at least that is the goal!
Yes, I will make this available once its all done, I actually have another revision that should be here this week. Hopefully this can get knocked out here in the next few months!
Awesome work as always but I have to be honest. As someone who primarily plays melee now days the lightshield thing and having to flip a switch kills it for me. I have been a big fan of trigger plugs for a few years now and being able to sand them down or print news ones for whatever size I want is nice... But as a mech keyboard enthusiast I do want to try this. I am a big linear switch fan so I'd be curious how a linear of a tactile or clicky switch would feel like in that.
Do you always hard shield with either R or L? If so, this will work for you. The way I envisioned this for Melee is most ppl only hard shield using R or L and then would light shield with the other trigger. In this case you can "tell" each trigger to behave as you want it. I have tried the blues and choc... I need to get some reds to experiment with as well!
@@RockerGaming I usually just use L for everything. I think. Its hard to remember without actually playing right now. I remember trying to use one long trigger plug and one short and using one for hard and one for light but my brain didn't like it. If you try other switched let me know.
Hey quick question, does the L circuit make it so a digital press on the controller equates to a high analog input for ultimate? I've been looking for a way to make the GameCube controller triggers more digital and this looks sick!
Is there any mechanism in this system to allow for analog AND digital press? I use a short trigger plug for melee, so I rely on access to light shield with a light press, and then a bit further for my digital press. If there's a way to offset the digital actuation of the keyboard switch just enough to allow for the analog slider to activate first, I would 100% purchase this
So does your PCB mod make it so you dont have to press it halfway for the response in ssbu? If so I would love to have this. Can we have the details to the pcb that you made?
@@RockerGaming Thats amazing, I need this! I have been obsessing over how to get the GCC triggers to actually be optimal for jumping in smash. Ive gotten the resistance as low as possible, but with the halfway thing it still feels exhausting and sluggish to use. I have the cherry mx mechanical switch bracket, got cherry reds, even lubed them to make it smoother, and cut the tiny springs in the switches as much as i could for it to still have resistance, but it still just isnt right. The halfway press feels excessive and exhausting in my forearm after a session. SO I would be so happy if I could have something like this, I will easily buy it from you. I was just considering trying the Power A GCC, because their trigger sensor is only digital and just needs to be bottomed out, so you could make it as short as you want. I might try it, but Ive heard a lot of complaints about stick drift issues so idk.
sorry currently nothing has been released for this yet! But I am hoping in another couple of months I should have a follow-up to this video made with it all done!
Will the plugs only be specific to those low profile switches? I know the kailh choc switches have a different shape so I was just curious as to whether or not different plugs can be made to accommodate those shapes
I am pretty sure it could be possible, my intent is really to focus on the low profile switches and if others want to take it from there, they are more than welcome to. The low profile switches require the least amount of modification and seem like an ideal starting point. I have tested the low profile blues and choc's. I think my focus will be blue as they afford the best feel and sound so far.
I mean to be very fair, I do plan to open source elements of this mod and have already begun to do so, but the vast amount of leg work (read $ and time) on this is being done by a combination of Kwilly and Myself. Even previously open sourced works have all required tweaking and reworking to make them to my satisfaction. I dont anticipate to open source the entirety of the mod... at least not right away.
Thank you so much for checking out the video! If you have ideas/feedback, please leave it in the comments, but please keep it constructive. Some might be wondering what about the Right trigger and there will be a matching mod for that as well. Its just part of the iterative process I go through, get one side working correctly and then move to the other.
Dude, this trigger system is so cool, it makes a perfect satisfying click. I love your videos man you put a ton of work into them, you seriously got me into modding and restoring controllers (Also, Gooms and Kadano to a degree) I haven't sold too many yet but, they move pretty quick I've really only been doing the rgb led mod and a capacitor mod on them if they've got snapback. Also, what model of soldering iron do you use? I've only had this one 40 dollar one but, it doesn't always seem to heat evenly or consistently and that's kind of aggravating.
Hey rocker
I said that my 8bitdo gbros was faulty and I tried looking for info on the buck converter and nothing can you help me out
This is absolutely amazing, i would have everything tactile if i could lol, i just love the felling of mechanical switches so much
You and I agree!! These really feel great too!
Never used tactile vs oem gc??
Feel Softer or quicker idk
This seems pretty awesome. The one shortcoming I could see this having is that I'm pretty sure this wouldn't be legal for tournament use with the current ruleset. My understanding is that you can't have a single button to perform multiple actions in a single press. So I think having the button control both the analog value and digital value simultaneously would count as a macro.
You could get around this by having a 3 position switch, where one position is low analog value (melee light shield), the second position is high analog value (ultimate shield), and the third position is just digital press (melee hard shield)
Current ruleset wouldn't even allow for making digital into analog (with a button/switch) or vise versa. Ptas talked about it in dms with someone but I don't think it's accurately reflected in the rules.
Shank, I appreciate that dude! I have another version of the PCB enroute to me now, which has this exact feature on it! 100% want this to be legal for tournament play!
Laura, can you please link me to that, I just want to make sure I have a chance to read and understand it. Thank you in advance!!!
@@RockerGaming check dripcord controller general
Thank you again for posting that!
I would love to get my hands on this if you ever make a kit with everything including (minus soldering tools) this looks like it could help me and a couple of friends with some annoyance of the gcc in ult
The goal is hopefully to roll out a kit once its all complete and fully tested. I think a lot of ppl especially in ultimate would stand to benefit from this!
@@RockerGaming any update on a kit? I’d love to buy a couple.
Ultimate kits in the next few months. Lots of improvements since this video hoping to get what I hope are final pcbs done this month 🙏
@@RockerGaming oh man I can't wait for them! I hope y'all aren't working yourselves too hard!
@@RockerGaming will you guys be selling GameCube controllers that come with this included?
This is very cool. What I've done to get basic trigger plugs working in Ultimate by putting a PMOS that bypasses the potentiometer with its Gate attached to the digital trigger (so that the digital trigger press is also registered as a full analog press)
Oh wow, that difference is awesome! The short throw for the click is awesome! Seems a lot more tactile, which I personally like!
exactly and excellent way to describe it, very tactile!
Can't wait to see how this develops! Super keen to have both triggers set to a mechanical keyboard switch and you've made the installation seem super simple
Yoooo adding the spring to the mechanical switch is a sweet idea and the whole project is super sick. Can't wait to see it come along!
thank you! Shout out to Kwilly and Evil for those ideas. I just made the fixturing. that was all them!
It looks almost perfect! The thing I would recommend is making an optional light and hard press digital trigger to allow that option to be available for other gamecube games. Overall this is revolutionary for outdated trigger presses that always was a flaw for the gamecube.
Stoked to try this out man my personal controller needs an update lol
Hell yeah dude! Once this is done, you know I am going to get you some!
Man the custom pcb's really take this mod to the next level. Thanks for the credit in the description btw, really cool to see how the bracket is being used in this project, you really pushed it along. I'm hoping to someday be able to make a fully hot swappable controller, face buttons and everything.
Its just about done... this project has evolved into something amazing since this video! Excited to do a follow up very soon!
Also thank you for your contributions, without them, I would have never made it this far! 🙌🙌🙌
@@RockerGaming Looking forward to it!
I know basically nothing about Smash but I've always been a fan of all your mods! Can't wait to see what the finish product will look like! Great video and keep up the good work!
Thank you Dan! This has been a lot of fun to work on and I am really happy with where the project is at!
I'm using some mechanical switches in my GameCube controller. The biggest issue was seating for the switch and spring, I do have it at a good point but it's a bit precarious. It does look like you've addressed that issue with your custom hardware, props to that!
The other issue I have is the dangling wires, which makes opening up the controller an extra pain in the butt. In your mod, your end result still has the dangling wire issue. If you could find a way to address that with some sort of magnetic connection between the PCB and the trigger housing that would be super ideal. I'd pay the extra money for that.
You mentioned being able to switch between light and hard shield for melee, is that mod tournament legal? It's not really something I personally need since I only play ultimate. Just worth mentioning since I know some mods are legal and others aren't. If possible you should provide a solution for ultimate only so that it's easier to install and doesn't require extra steps.
Emma, this response, is exactly what I hoped for when I made this video, thank you for taking the time to make this comment. Let me go into some detail:
1 - thank you - I feel like what we have now is a good solution to the spring, I am going to make a couple small tweaks based upon some other comments to see if it can be rock solid.
2- I agree with the issue identified here and I think you solution is both practical and elegant, I will investigate it!
3 - I believe it will still be tournament legal, but I have few people confirming for me to make sure.
4 - I agree, if/when this is ready, my plan would be to offer several versions of the kit, including a watered down Ultimate version. While the pcbs will be universal in nature I believe a watered down version with just the pcbs and some trigger plugs would make ultimate players very happy!
Thank you again and I appreciate the feedback!!!
Man if only there was enough room inside the controller shell it'd be sweet to integrate blue cherry switches for the B,A,X, and Y buttons. Nothing would be more soothing than that nice easy to press clicky feedback.
I 100% need to figure out a way to wire some vintage ALPs (Pine Whites) into that thing.. the sheer thickness of the click would be worth it
Brooooo I can't wait for you to put these out!!!! Good work!!!!!
Thank you!!! I am excited to hopefully wrap these up in the next few months or so once the last few kinks are worked out!
I know Game Cube controllers are good for Smash, but I use mine for Mario Kart. The triggers on this controller need to be modded to be viable. Stock won't cut it since they don't use analog input except when playing CTGP on the Wii U with the adapter. In this particular case, it behaves just like in Smash Ultimate. I put in tall trigger plugs in my controller to help with having "digital" inputs, but these triggers won't work with the Wii U. It's nice to see this mod done with the left trigger, but I think it would be very beneficial to have this mod for both triggers. It can be useful in most games that it will be modded for.
Wow interesting mod! I ain't a Smash player but I can see where it could greatly increase player performance.
I think so too. I play, albeit not well, and I was really liking how fast I could react with this. I'm gonna get some beta units out to some proper players and let's see what they think! Hopefully we can get some of their thoughts for the final version of this!
I love what you guys manage to do with the old GC controller, it's a shame I suck at every Smash Bros game :-(
It's pretty cool seeing the mods that's possible with today's technology.
Hopefully you'll make these mods available for sale once done.
Maybe the mechanical switch had an easy press because of the type of switch used? What about a slightly longer plug?
Would love if this would be a released product, even if an installation kit that would be huge, been curious of mechanical buttons/switches for a while
It will likely be released in kit form. I have a feeling this can do a lot of help a variety of ppl!!
This is really cool. Personally I have been trying to achieve a similar feel for ultimate as my triggers are not equal in the amount of time it takes to push them down. I have been trying to learn Diddy Kong pop gun cancel which is done by pressing both shield and special at the same time. I mapped one of my triggers to special so having this mod on both triggers for Ult seems extremely useful.
I think so for sure. I actually believe ultimate will benefit the most from this mod. As many Melee players have likely already found ways around what this mod aims to solve.
This is genuinely hype af
Me too, very excited to knock this one out!!
This looks awesome! Would definitely buy a kit or two (:
this looks so sick.
Really stoked to finally see some mechanical switches inside a controller, good work!!
hell yeah dude! More PC tech in controllers, this is the way!
It may sound like a step backwards but maybe allowing a quick linear progression of the 2 shields with something like the 2 switches stacked on top of each other, or back to back.
Maybe a touch sensor to do light shield and the switch can do the Hard shield.
The touch sensor is something I was actively contemplating and i think has merit! From what I understand is many people use a single trigger to shield in ultimate and have one dedicated trigger to each shield type in melee. So having a dual stage trigger is likely more engineering than necessary... having said that, if it could be executed well it would be bad ass!
@@RockerGaming that would be so insanely sick
Nice. I’m looking at doing a similar thing so I can use a GameCube controller on Mario Kart games, Double Dash, Wii and 8 Deluxe.
have you considered going with linear switches, or analog switches even? an analog switch would give you some tactility while also shortening the distance by just as much, however im not sure if they make slim/hot swap analog switches.
definitely would love to have a kit to have a Tactile Trigger for both sides
Reminds me of the sega saturn triggers. Great work
This looks amazing, is this going to work with phobs?
I remember seeing a controller build that had two mechanical switches on the same button. One was set higher than the other so you had two ‘stops’ that you could click through. One would output the analog ‘half press’ and the other was the digital press. Not sure if something like that is feasible
Here’s the link ua-cam.com/video/9yPwo960xao/v-deo.html might be able to find some useful info
This is helpful, thank you!!
@@RockerGaming no problemo. After rewatching the vid, I think I had the mechanics of how it works wrong but if you check back through a couple of vids of his, I’m sure you’ll figure something out. Great content as always!
Hope to see a full kit for sale soon!
Hopefully we get it over the goal line soon 🤞
Although I don’t play smash bros I’ve got a feeling that it would be great for my favourite GameCube game Sonic Riders! I’ll keep checking back for when this is ready to buy to try it out.
Been looking at doing the mechanical switch mod for a while (even got that same one in the video haha), those plugs for the switch look awesome, any chances of those getting released too at some point? Awesome work my dude!
the basic trigger plugs are already open source and linked in the description. I will likely open source the plugs for the mech trigger plug as well once I finalize the design and have the ability to test in multiple materials. Ultimately the goal is for them to be as rugged as possible and I dont want to release them without telling people how to achieve that! As for the basic trigger plugs, PLA or PLA+ work great!
Hooooooly... This is amazing!!!!!
Yo could you possibly show us how do a Face Buttons Mechanical Switch mod?
Always loved the clicky switches but it would be fire if they were also on A, B, Y, X
Even microswitches would be nice
:O
Holy shit, I'm so excited for this!
heck yeah!!!
Awesome video, I really like the use of the V2 choc switches. Is there a way to add the metal bracket back in? When I used the mod to put a normal mx-style switch in as a replacement I noticed that it wobbled a bit more which led to increased friction if I didn't push the button exactly straight down. I'm not even sure that this will be a problem with your system because of the orange stabilizing piece that you've made. Either way, I'll definitely be interested in picking this up whenever you've got it completed.
Make it momentary button so if you have that pressed and the L button it will light shield but if it's not pressed L would be a hard shield that way you can do it during a game on the fly without having to use a toggle on/off switch.
The current design seems excellent for a purely digital trigger in Melee, however in my experience most people prefer having a short consistent analog range right before that, since with single digital trigger wavedash out of shield is inconsistent in Melee.
Does your current design support keeping the digital click input at a lower point, so that the analog slider above it is still functional? Using a singular two-stage switch that actuates both the digital and the analog input would probably be even better for Melee, however I'm not aware of any that have a similar design to the keyboard switches you are using and sufficient lifespan.
I've used switches that are used for camera shutter buttons before, which do the job, but they wear out within 1-3 months of Melee gameplay, which is not sustainable.
can you make a video of how to make custom colored analog sticks with rubber I can't find out how to do it
In Ultimate, if you set L to Jump, this mod could make short hopping easier with it
Anyway we could get a How-To-Video, either with arduino or any other board, to remap the buttons programmtically? So Say if I Press L, the command that is sent to the switch is X and then the down button immediately after, or if
I press the c-stick left , that could be any number of combinations etc....How could we achieve this?
could you make them with keys that are quieter? reason for my question is when my brother and I play Smash bros we have gotten to the point where we subconsciously listen for our keypress's before we move on screen. Didn't know if they make cherry keys that are quiet or not
where are the files for the stuff holding the switch
Legit question: Can you make transparent sticks for the Fusion Pro Wireless? (Switch version)
Need a set and a seller for red led rings too.
Just want my sticks to glow red 😥
Hey, could you Make a tutorial on how to cast thumb sticks? Or any video where you’ve explained it?
I dont think I have done that before... I will get on it here soon!
for those castellations on the left trigger PCB, did you use a throughhole that was routed over or simply have a moon shape pad on the top layer of the thin PCB? I have messed around with using castellated PCBs but they add a ton of cost to the boards.
Love these controller mods! But when are the wavebird mods coming??
I want this for both sides. And as a ultimate only player I'm not concerned about light shielding. Will order as soon. As this is available. Ha
I appreciate that! This will be available for both R and L, I just happened to have started with L, once its done, we can migrate the circuit over to R :)
Excited to try this mod out! When do you plan to sell this?
Yes I'll have some made up, its just about done. I should have them ready in about a month!
Bro I need this so bad! The second it becomes available I need to know! How hard would it be to do this to both shoulder buttons?
I used L for demonstration purposes, but both shoulder buttons will be completed :) The R is more "tricky" but I "" b/c it will still be easy for the end user... or at least that is the goal!
it would be perfect for my friend who only plays ultimate
So dope man!
Thanks homie!!!
Will that L shaped PCB be up for sale in the near future? Or are we able to get it made via PCBway?
Yes, I will make this available once its all done, I actually have another revision that should be here this week. Hopefully this can get knocked out here in the next few months!
Bro that’s really cool 😎
Awesome work as always but I have to be honest. As someone who primarily plays melee now days the lightshield thing and having to flip a switch kills it for me. I have been a big fan of trigger plugs for a few years now and being able to sand them down or print news ones for whatever size I want is nice... But as a mech keyboard enthusiast I do want to try this. I am a big linear switch fan so I'd be curious how a linear of a tactile or clicky switch would feel like in that.
Do you always hard shield with either R or L? If so, this will work for you. The way I envisioned this for Melee is most ppl only hard shield using R or L and then would light shield with the other trigger. In this case you can "tell" each trigger to behave as you want it. I have tried the blues and choc... I need to get some reds to experiment with as well!
@@RockerGaming I usually just use L for everything. I think. Its hard to remember without actually playing right now. I remember trying to use one long trigger plug and one short and using one for hard and one for light but my brain didn't like it.
If you try other switched let me know.
Hey quick question, does the L circuit make it so a digital press on the controller equates to a high analog input for ultimate? I've been looking for a way to make the GameCube controller triggers more digital and this looks sick!
Wonder how hard it would be to use a keyswitch which provides analog input and translate that to the controllers expected values for the trigger
Thats pretty much exactly what this is doing 😉
This is gonna make this mod a million times easier 💯💯💯
I agree and without you, it wouldnt have been nearly this robust!
When you think there is no more ideas for gamecube controller Rockergaming brings something new 🤯
Release date??
🎇🐙🎆 Just chilln til then
Would you be doing a send-in service when it's done?
I will not personally offer that, but I am sure some of the modders in the scene will be offering such a service for sure!
Is there any mechanism in this system to allow for analog AND digital press? I use a short trigger plug for melee, so I rely on access to light shield with a light press, and then a bit further for my digital press. If there's a way to offset the digital actuation of the keyboard switch just enough to allow for the analog slider to activate first, I would 100% purchase this
hello i lost the instructions to my snapback mod, which color wire goes where.
James I just sent an email to you, hopefully you got it 🙌
i would use this... if I were good at smash
monkey ball is more my jam ngl
haha, I do love me some monkey ball!! Its still a go to game in my test line-up!
So does your PCB mod make it so you dont have to press it halfway for the response in ssbu? If so I would love to have this. Can we have the details to the pcb that you made?
That is exactly what it does 🙌🙌🙌
@@RockerGaming Thats amazing, I need this! I have been obsessing over how to get the GCC triggers to actually be optimal for jumping in smash. Ive gotten the resistance as low as possible, but with the halfway thing it still feels exhausting and sluggish to use. I have the cherry mx mechanical switch bracket, got cherry reds, even lubed them to make it smoother, and cut the tiny springs in the switches as much as i could for it to still have resistance, but it still just isnt right. The halfway press feels excessive and exhausting in my forearm after a session.
SO I would be so happy if I could have something like this, I will easily buy it from you. I was just considering trying the Power A GCC, because their trigger sensor is only digital and just needs to be bottomed out, so you could make it as short as you want. I might try it, but Ive heard a lot of complaints about stick drift issues so idk.
Are all the file available? I was going to design this myself yesterday lmao
sorry currently nothing has been released for this yet! But I am hoping in another couple of months I should have a follow-up to this video made with it all done!
Will the plugs only be specific to those low profile switches? I know the kailh choc switches have a different shape so I was just curious as to whether or not different plugs can be made to accommodate those shapes
I am pretty sure it could be possible, my intent is really to focus on the low profile switches and if others want to take it from there, they are more than welcome to. The low profile switches require the least amount of modification and seem like an ideal starting point. I have tested the low profile blues and choc's. I think my focus will be blue as they afford the best feel and sound so far.
@@RockerGaming Awesome! Can't wait to see where this goes :)
Releaseeee it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Releaseee ittt!!!! :D :D
release it :(
Can we just replace all of the switches with mechanical ones haha
Wow! 😎 Rediculously good mod Rocker!
Thank you!! I am really excited to wrap this one up!!
Love it!!!
🙌🙌🙌
Is there anybody I can pay to mod a few of my controllers with a digital only L button?
Lol Techno/Retro Gummi Bears theme song.
😂😂😂 man that jam is lit! It's one of my faves!
@@RockerGaming Nobody i know remembers the show. Glad to see some appreciation haha
Will everything be open source? Anything else is a shame in my opinion. From the community 4 the community
I mean to be very fair, I do plan to open source elements of this mod and have already begun to do so, but the vast amount of leg work (read $ and time) on this is being done by a combination of Kwilly and Myself. Even previously open sourced works have all required tweaking and reworking to make them to my satisfaction. I dont anticipate to open source the entirety of the mod... at least not right away.
Whoa he has a face???!!!!!!!😲😳
haha, I am more than just a voice so it seems!!
@@RockerGaming yeah idk I think in all the videos of yours I watch i hadn't seen your face🤣
I didn't appear in any videos until recently 😂😂😂
Stem for kailh low profile v1!!!
Neat. c:
Bukkin a mant
The audio ouch... blowing ear drums
I will get it better next time. I had some audio issues during filming this one unfortunately :(
Agreed with this mod !
first
my man!
what did you do exactly to just connect the keyboard switch with that cable? i was looking at keyboard switches and im not sure how it to connect them