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Simplejoy - PRO
door 3DFreeman
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The SimpleJoy series is an excuse for me to make more retro joysticks, but with an emphasis on the basics, with a minimal amount of parts required, no supports needed, print in place, easy click together construction and not too high on the filament usage.
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Next up, here is my take on the Competition Pro series but with the rounded back end from a Powerplay Cruiser.
Possibly THE cutest retro joystick I have ever designed, compact and comfortable with my favourite type of grip, the ball top.
Whether you wire the joystick up straight to a D plug or use a pi zero encoder, I would suggest wire-tying the incoming cable to the loop on the inside of the base, and maybe as an extra step, a bit of hot glue to anchor things down.
Links to wiring information regarding the 9-pin D plug:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_joystick_port
http://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/DE-9_Joystick
Re: encoders, I have been using RP2040 zero boards, drag & drop some files onto it:
https://github.com/OpenStickCom
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Next up, here is my take on the Competition Pro series but with the rounded back end from a Powerplay Cruiser.
Possibly THE cutest retro joystick I have ever designed, compact and comfortable with my favourite type of grip, the ball top.
Whether you wire the joystick up straight to a D plug or use a pi zero encoder, I would suggest wire-tying the incoming cable to the loop on the inside of the base, and maybe as an extra step, a bit of hot glue to anchor things down.
Links to wiring information regarding the 9-pin D plug:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_joystick_port
http://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/DE-9_Joystick
Re: encoders, I have been using RP2040 zero boards, drag & drop some files onto it:
https://github.com/OpenStickCom
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