Bushwhacker's N64p Log; UPDATED DAILY;please help NEW DESIGN
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Bush
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Re: Bushwhacker's N64p Log; UPDATED 12/14; please help
Ok this is gonna sound dumb but i really dont wanna mod a controller up cuz i dont have a multimeter. Id gladly pay someone to wire one up for me seperated into parts: joystick, a and b with c buttons and r, d pad with L. Ill post a diagram if needed
Ok this is gonna sound dumb but i really dont wanna mod a controller up cuz i dont have a multimeter. Id gladly pay someone to wire one up for me seperated into parts: joystick, a and b with c buttons and r, d pad with L. Ill post a diagram if needed
neverused
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Re: Bushwhacker's N64p Log; UPDATED 12/14; please help
You don't really need a multimeter to wire up a controller. I suppose if you want to check continuity, then you might need one, but otherwise most of those things are a simple as extending the "switch" which is what the a, b, and c buttons are. The joystick on the other hand will depend on the stick, whether you're using an OEM joystick or a third party controller like a Yobo and using a GC stick or similar. I apologize if I missed the type of controller you are using. I'm sure most of the guys here could help you extend that controller on your own if need be.
You don't really need a multimeter to wire up a controller. I suppose if you want to check continuity, then you might need one, but otherwise most of those things are a simple as extending the "switch" which is what the a, b, and c buttons are. The joystick on the other hand will depend on the stick, whether you're using an OEM joystick or a third party controller like a Yobo and using a GC stick or similar. I apologize if I missed the type of controller you are using. I'm sure most of the guys here could help you extend that controller on your own if need be.
neverused
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Re: Bushwhacker's N64p Log; UPDATED 12/14; please help
It would just as easy as switching the wires around. Imagine the Z button was a switch. You could take the lead from the switch in the L button position and solder it to the Z button lead, the other end to the ground. That would place the Z button where the L button was.
It would just as easy as switching the wires around. Imagine the Z button was a switch. You could take the lead from the switch in the L button position and solder it to the Z button lead, the other end to the ground. That would place the Z button where the L button was.
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Jidan
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For the cart relocation? That's probably a horrible idea - the wire is not flexible enough and will break the solder/pins off if you move it too much, which makes it a pain in the ass for doing anything except for power. (Remember, higher number, smaller wire). You'll probably have to find some IDE ribbon cable in an old computer or order some smaller wire online if RadioShack doesn't have it (they should have 22gauge and in some places 24)
