Doood! Thanks so much for this tutorial! I haven't raced RC trucks in 15 years and really don't feel like spending a lot of money on a new one. Now I can just use my old AM transmitter and scratch that racing itch.
As far as I understand it's not going to work as the Uno is based on ATmega328 and this code is specifically written to work with the ATmega32u4 architecture.
i can not get the arduino files to download to my board i have the arduino leanardo board it looks identical to the micro board dont know if that makes a difference but it will not write the file to the board
thx for your sharing. I come from FPV world and look for knowing more about RC Drift Car. That's why I find VRC Pro and your channel. Any suggested RC Controler to practice in VRC Pro? thank you in advance for your time
anyone know were i can find these for sale my nephew is want a vrc adapter.. i prob could try an make one but i dont know were to find all the stuff besides the rc parts.. lol
I can not get the upload to work. I keep getting error message "Joystick.h: No such file or directory" and a "Copy error message" at the bottom of the screen when I try to upload the code to the board. Any suggestions will help.
@@shawaazhisaund6727 download the library and on Arduino Software, go to Sketch -> Include Library -> Add Zip Library and open the .zip you just download. After that it will work.
Dangcool can you tell me all step in writen please. i cannot program mine. im using windows 10. it says for the file h. no such file or somthing like that. please helm me
I have been trying to install the software on my PC to which I get so far then I stop with this message. Using an Arduino Leonardo chip with RCUSB4_v1.1 zip file and the ArduinoJoystickLibrary.zip file which at first I had all sorts of problems. Then I get to this " Sketch uses 8226 bytes (28%) of program storage space. Maximum is 28672 bytes. Global variables use 322 bytes (12%) of dynamic memory, leaving 2238 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 2560 bytes. An error occurred while uploading the sketch " Using a Spektrum SP200 receiver and Spektrum DX3R controller. Pc has *GB memory and 1.4TB of disk space. Can anyone throw any light on the error message please.
Arduino: 1.8.13 (Windows 10), Board: "Arduino Leonardo" sketch_aug21b:16:10: fatal error: Joystick.h: No such file or directory #include ^~~~~~~~~~~~ compilation terminated. exit status 1 Joystick.h: No such file or directory This report would have more information with "Show verbose output during compilation" option enabled in File -> Preferences.
Have you copied just the Arduino sketch file to your computer? Make sure you have the whole folder which should include the Joystick.h header file as well.
Hi im using a Flysky GT3B setup. uploaded the software to the arduino board, plugged it all in but am getting no response calibrating it in the USB controller setup. Reciever is bound and works with my real cars so it seems it must be a problem with the code or something? Any help?
My receiver isn't getting any power. I have the red from CH1 into 5v, black CH1 into ground, and the white into d3, and the other 3 cables are just single white signal cables in d2, rx, and tx
I do not know what receiver you are using however I suggest running the Red (5v power) and Black (ground) wires from the microcontroller to CH2 on your receiver. This is because normally CH1 is reserved for steering and CH2 is throttle (connected to the ESC on electric cars which supplies the 5V power).
Hey, in case it helps anybody I had a bunch of odd errors compiling the code. I literally tried programming it's on five separate computers, gave up multiple time. It ended up being the remnants of an old joystick library that was left behind from a project. I have Windows sync turned on, and I keep my libraries in the my documents folder. So anytime I logged into windows on any pc those same libraries would sync and follow me.
My suggestion was to also connect the power and ground from CH2 however this is not that critical whether it's CH1 or CH2. The 4 connections required are: CH1 White - Pin 3 CH2 White - Pin 2 CH2 Red - VCC CH2 Black - GND
Hi, i found that you were seeking some help in connecting VISSIM with UNITY . I found your comment on WO Bang Channel. I am an engineering student wanting help regarding the same. if you can help in any possible way it will be highly grateful. Thanking you in anticipation of a positive response from your end
cannot show enough appreciation for people like this who see through obscene pricing and find a way to DIY past salesmen and their "value/pricing"
Doood! Thanks so much for this tutorial! I haven't raced RC trucks in 15 years and really don't feel like spending a lot of money on a new one. Now I can just use my old AM transmitter and scratch that racing itch.
Worked fantastically! Now I can actually drive decently!!! Thank you soooooo much for this!
Great tutorial man!👍😁 And many thanks to the man who wrote the code🤓🤗 I'm gonna build myself one today.
Glad I could help!
@@dangcool3864 Do you know if one can do it with the Arduino Uno also, or is it the wrong chipset?
As far as I understand it's not going to work as the Uno is based on ATmega328 and this code is specifically written to work with the ATmega32u4 architecture.
@@dangcool3864 Thanks man! I'll update you on how it works out: )
Awesome. Clear, helpful, generous. Impressive.
thanks bro, great instruction :D greets & peace from hamburg
Awesome coverage. Great race to the end. WoW.
Thanks for the shout out!
Thank you for putting together this great tutorial and allowing for making a cheaper alternative to the official VRC adapter.
Nice, I was about to make the same thing glad I found your video with the instruccions!
On Steam, VRC PRO is on sale, All inclusive is also on sale. So for a small amout you can have the full game for cheap.
Worked wonderful, Great instructions
i can not get the arduino files to download to my board i have the arduino leanardo board it looks identical to the micro board dont know if that makes a difference but it will not write the file to the board
Nice work! By chance do the drivers and devices interface with other applications? It would be cool to play Dirt 3 with an rc controller!
Are you still offering these for sale as indicated on your site?
Hello would this work with a Dumbo RC x6a?
I get the "compilation error: "Joystick_" does not name a type, did you mean "Joystick"?
Error message in arduino
What do i do now?
thx for your sharing. I come from FPV world and look for knowing more about RC Drift Car. That's why I find VRC Pro and your channel. Any suggested RC Controler to practice in VRC Pro? thank you in advance for your time
Well done, thanks for doing this
Is it possible if I already own an arduino uno to make this using that, or does it need to be an arduino micro? Thanks!
Hi, is there a chance of this working with a DigiSpark board? Also, the compiling has been asking me for a PluggableUSB.h.... any ideas on this?
anyone know were i can find these for sale my nephew is want a vrc adapter.. i prob could try an make one but i dont know were to find all the stuff besides the rc parts.. lol
I can not get the upload to work. I keep getting error message "Joystick.h: No such file or directory" and a "Copy error message" at the bottom of the screen when I try to upload the code to the board. Any suggestions will help.
having the same issue please advise
He doesn't say it in the video, but you need to download the Joy stick library
same prob. plz help
@@shawaazhisaund6727 download the library and on Arduino Software, go to Sketch -> Include Library -> Add Zip Library and open the .zip you just download. After that it will work.
This is Cool!! Man!! Could Share this mathod with My RC Friends?! Thanks A lot!! I gotta Make it Now!!
Dangcool can you tell me all step in writen please. i cannot program mine. im using windows 10. it says for the file h. no such file or somthing like that. please helm me
Can you do the drawing ? I don't understand how to conect bec to andruino
I have been trying to install the software on my PC to which I get so far then I stop with this message.
Using an Arduino Leonardo chip with RCUSB4_v1.1 zip file and the ArduinoJoystickLibrary.zip file which at first I had all sorts of problems.
Then I get to this " Sketch uses 8226 bytes (28%) of program storage space. Maximum is 28672 bytes.
Global variables use 322 bytes (12%) of dynamic memory, leaving 2238 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 2560 bytes.
An error occurred while uploading the sketch
"
Using a Spektrum SP200 receiver and Spektrum DX3R controller.
Pc has *GB memory and 1.4TB of disk space.
Can anyone throw any light on the error message please.
Hi, Im like you
Arduino: 1.8.13 (Windows 10), Board: "Arduino Leonardo"
sketch_aug21b:16:10: fatal error: Joystick.h: No such file or directory
#include
^~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
exit status 1
Joystick.h: No such file or directory
This report would have more information with
"Show verbose output during compilation"
option enabled in File -> Preferences.
Have you copied just the Arduino sketch file to your computer? Make sure you have the whole folder which should include the Joystick.h header file as well.
@@dangcool3864 it keeps saying files not found i keep trying to downlaod the files and it says its downlaoded but it keeep saying not found
same here
same here would be nice for help@@shawaazhisaund6727
Hi im using a Flysky GT3B setup. uploaded the software to the arduino board, plugged it all in but am getting no response calibrating it in the USB controller setup. Reciever is bound and works with my real cars so it seems it must be a problem with the code or something? Any help?
Are you using the right type of Arduino board? Double check your soldering connections go to the right pins.
Where you put channel 3 and 4 if you want?
My receiver isn't getting any power. I have the red from CH1 into 5v, black CH1 into ground, and the white into d3, and the other 3 cables are just single white signal cables in d2, rx, and tx
I do not know what receiver you are using however I suggest running the Red (5v power) and Black (ground) wires from the microcontroller to CH2 on your receiver. This is because normally CH1 is reserved for steering and CH2 is throttle (connected to the ESC on electric cars which supplies the 5V power).
DangCool I since ended up getting it to work by swapping to a different receiver, thanks for the reply though
Will this work with any arduino or only micro?
Hey, in case it helps anybody I had a bunch of odd errors compiling the code. I literally tried programming it's on five separate computers, gave up multiple time. It ended up being the remnants of an old joystick library that was left behind from a project. I have Windows sync turned on, and I keep my libraries in the my documents folder. So anytime I logged into windows on any pc those same libraries would sync and follow me.
I have the problem that I connect the arduino to the pc and recognizes it as keyboard
Is flux essential?
Can you do this with a Arduino nano instead?
So on the channel 2 wire is only the white wire soldered
My suggestion was to also connect the power and ground from CH2 however this is not that critical whether it's CH1 or CH2. The 4 connections required are:
CH1 White - Pin 3
CH2 White - Pin 2
CH2 Red - VCC
CH2 Black - GND
By that time to make a adapter i bought one and do nothing
pls show me the exact location of your wiring,, thanks
hi. can someone help me. i cant program it.
wow
what is your next project?
Hi, i found that you were seeking some help in connecting VISSIM with UNITY . I found your comment on WO Bang Channel. I am an engineering student wanting help regarding the same. if you can help in any possible way it will be highly grateful. Thanking you in anticipation of a positive response from your end