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Making Modded Controllers

1.1k views · started by MattSmith ·
#1
Making Modded Controllers
Iv started work on making a mod chip of my own. Im using a pre-built programmable chip called the teensy. You can get one at the link below.

http://www.pjrc.com/store/teensy.html


My question is, what would everyone like to see in my modded controller? If i can perfect this, i might sell them.
#2
rapidfire basicaly...
#3
volume control on your tv.
press a button on the back and it switches your D-pad you your volume.
#4
volume control on your tv.
press a button on the back and it switches your D-pad you your volume.
That has nothing to do with your controller. I cant put a chip on your controller that doesnt connect to TV in what so ever way that magically changes something that it never interacts with. Think before you post please.
#5
jimzip wrote:
rapidfire basicaly...
I know im planning on that. That was originally my main reason to do this. Though i was thinking of making software to re-program it for certain buttons you want. Though that would require a lot of learning on my side on how to make software and hardware communicate with no library. Havnt done that before.
#6
How about a button that disconect you *acount or ethernet* so we can do hacks easier.
#7
Hmm. I dunno, maybe.


EDIT::

Modded RGB LEDs that can be reprogrammed colors? Custom paint?

Gosh. im adding so much work on myself.. XD
#8
Only thing you can really do with modded controllers is;

Rapid Fire, Auto Reload after release, paint, that color thingy in the middle, colored buttons, etc etc.
#9
Chad wrote:
Only thing you can really do with modded controllers is;

Rapid Fire, Auto Reload after release, paint, that color thingy in the middle, colored buttons, etc etc.

"Only thing is.." "etc, etc etc"

lol