need help with odd controller stick application.

[Mr. Hooker]

I have done allot of site searching, but haven't found the exact thing I need to know.
Sorry if I made a post asking a anserd question, I looked, and could not find one, and didnt whant to bump a old somewhat relivent topic if it didnt meet the criteria.

I know I have to use a 3rd party n64 controller to use a Gamecube stick, there's allot of answered "what doe's work combos" that helps in nearly all circomstances, and I know I can re-run the lines directly to the potentiometers to make one work for most normal applications, what I haven't found or seen was, if I could use the Gamecube C stick circuit bord original 4 wire's out (the small cable & socket wire's) without having to change the potentiometer wire's, to work on a particular 3rd party n64 controller.

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/96 ... stick.jpg/

I'm not asking simply to save some sort of aesthetic featur.
I reached the limmits of my interface, without having to relocate power line's to a separate conector to make room for additional line's to the controller.

The requirement's I need is to use the same stick with 4 pins out that can work with both, the n64 3rd party and the origanle Gamecube controler.
Is there any way this can be done, or a particular 3rd party controller to use?

Thanks for any advise, if this is at all possible or not.
I can ask my question in full detail, showing what I'm trying to do in a YouTube vid tonight if that will help clarify anything.

 

[Seren]

I don't understand your question, can you reword it?

 

[Mr. Hooker]

I need to know if there is any n64 controller that I can directly attach this gamecube c stick wihout modding the gamecube stick in any way? thanks. http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/96 ... stick.jpg/

 

[Spoleyo]

Im not 100% sure on your question, but i your asking for an example of a 3rd party controller you can use a retro64 controller.

 

[Seren]

" if I could use the Gamecube C stick circuit bord original 4 wire's out (the small cable & socket wire's) without having to change the potentiometer wire's, to work on a particular 3rd party n64 controller. "

wat

 

[Prog]

Just to clarify: you want to hook up your 4-wire analog to a 6-wire analog trace?

If so:

The difference is (probably) that instead of voltage and gnd being used twice, they're only used once.

 

[SonyQrio]

You can't. The only really feasible way to do it is to stick squishy tactiles under each direction of the C stick. It works wonders actually.

 

[Mr. Hooker]

SonyQrio , I was looking to do the n64 stick swap with the gc C stick, not the C buttons' with the C stick.

ProgMetalMan , by using the diagram that's exactly the same as the C stick's wiring I'm already useing, you my have inadvertently giving me my answer. However I will assume thats what you meant to do.
I can use a potentiometer to find the two set's of common line's on the n64 3rd party controller, then wire in my lead's from the C stick to them. That should work.

unless there's any relevant reason why that will not work, then this topic has ran its course.
Thanks ProgMetalMan

 

[SonyQrio]

Oh. Well, then that is doable. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

 

[Prog]

I know that's what the stick is. That's basically what you have to do for the board.

 

[Mr. Hooker]

It's all good, SonyQrio , I know you do good work, I have seen every NES, SNES, N64, GC, GBA, mod vid on YouTube, and did a little site searching here before I made an account.
Was probably just my over worded query to begin with.

Thanks again ProgMetalMan, you was going to get credit for that ether way, when I finished.
I overlooked the obvious, knowing how the c stick was wired, your diagram made it obvious as soon as I seen it, that I just had to do the same thing to the controller side of the socket I'm making, so 4 wire's are going to each side.

If I already had a 3rd party controller I would of figured it out on my own, but I didn't think of the answer first, and didn't want to buy a wrong controller.

I will explain more of what I'm making, when I have something to dimmo.