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Excellent video, thanks!

Worked once and now it doesn’t

Does this work with Windows? Because I have Windows 10 instead of Raspbian...

*What a terrible waste of resources. Why didn't you use esp32 for this project? It would be 4 times cheaper....*

why u suddenly stop making videos? So much potential...

Thank you Mario Party 1 Tug O War mini game. Now to replace the analog stick.

did not work for me, ender 3 neo max, the bed gets in the way of the front mount

I prefer to connect the LED to an unused GPIO pin (GPIO 13, physical pin 33 in my case, as that has the nice benefit of having a GND pin directly on the opposite side) and add a device tree overlay in /boot/config.txt. There are quite some nice possibilities ... For a "heartbeat" power LED, add the following line: dtoverlay=gpio-led,gpio=13,trigger=heartbeat,label=powerled0 For a steady power LED, use the following instead: dtoverlay=gpio-led,gpio=13,trigger=default-on,label=powerled0 Or, my favorite, combined power LED and SD card activity: dtoverlay=gpio-led,gpio=13,trigger=mmc0,active_low=1,label=powerled0 Works nicely, at least with the current Raspberry Pi OS as well as OctoPi. Method gleaned from www.richinfante.com/2021/08/11/raspberry-pi-gpio-status-lights Possible triggers can be found in github.com/raspberrypi/linux/blob/rpi-6.6.y/arch/arm/boot/dts/overlays/README if you want to get reeeeeally adventurous :-)

Very Helpful video!!! but was it so hard to maximize the window? :)

What's that screwdriver called. If possible Amazon link thanks. I need to open my Nintendo 64 controller and change my Joystick.

any code updates ? i cant get it to work

You absolute legend, many tutorials said i had to use an external 5v and plug that into the pi's gpio. I copied your wiring, changed my gpio pin to 17 in Moonraker and now my printer can finally control the relay

Hi can we use temperature sensor, humidity sensor, load cell, in 3d printer and use them using raspberry Pi, to run our 3d printer. Is it possible???can we attach them in our 3d printer?

As far as I can tell this project no longer works. Too bad I already bought all the components lol

It looks like the I/O connectors are too tall to clear the case. Did you shorten them somehow?

nice

Watch out, you might short-circuit your Pi. Think twice before applying this method and ask guidance with a professional.

Because this solution is not reliable due to floating value on pin 6 my raspberry shuts down on occasion by itself. For me it is not clear whether I need a pull up or pull down resistor and a cable connected to 3.3V. I woul epect me to have the switch placed between pin 6 and 3.3V and a 10k resistor between pin 6 and GND. Can anyone confirm or provide me the correct schematics?

can you control google home devices with this? like for example -can you view ip camera google home device?

My neighbor had an LCD briefcase PS2 in early 2000s. He bought it in Hong Kong and I've never seen another one. This project definitely is in the same spirit.

Worked Great, I ran the code ahead of time, Thanks for the howto Video

Is this possible without any scripts?

Can you use a Pi Pico instead?

I was looking specifically for this, and I found it, fantastic.

Lol you mean it's a terrible design those joysticks are too sensitive with n64s deadzones

This script downloads and installs PiTFT Support using userspace touch controls and a DTO for display drawing. one of several configuration files. Run time of up to 5 minutes. Reboot required! Select configuration: 1. PiTFT 2.4", 2.8" or 3.2" resistive (240x320) 2. PiTFT 2.2" no touch (240x320) 3. PiTFT 2.8" capacitive touch (240x320) 4. PiTFT 3.5" resistive touch (320x480) 5. PiTFT Mini 1.3" or 1.54" display (240x240) - WARNING! WILL UPGRADE YOUR KERNEL TO LATEST 6. MiniPiTFT 1.14" display (240x135) - WARNING! WILL UPGRADE YOUR KERNEL TO LATEST 7. ST7789V 2.0" no touch (240x320) - WARNING! WILL UPGRADE YOUR KERNEL TO LATEST 8. Uninstall PiTFT 9. Quit without installing SELECT 1-9: 4 Select rotation: 1. 90 degrees (landscape) 2. 180 degrees (portrait) 3. 270 degrees (landscape) 4. 0 degrees (portrait) SELECT 1-4: 3 [PITFT] Checking init system... Found systemd /boot is mounted [PITFT] Exiting due to error: /home/pi must be an existing directory (use -u /home/foo to specify) Ender5Pro@Ender5Pro:~ $ SELECT 1-9: 4 Select rotation: 1. 90 degrees (landscape) 2. 180 degrees (portrait) 3. 270 degrees (landscape) 4. 0 degrees (portrait) SELECT 1-4: 3 [PITFT] Checking init system... Found systemd /boot is mounted [PITFT] Exiting due to error: /home/pi must be an existing directory (use -u /home/foo to specify)

Shitt The case only is 10,000₹

How you add a ps4 control please

Dude I have this exact furby well he’s kind of similar to that one

Can I use this tutorial with a Mac

How do you do the software if you have a different operating system installed on the raspberry pi? I have Emteria OS installed on mine

Ball, shaft, unit, nuts. 😂

Hey quick question, so if I am supplying power from an OBD2 adapter in my car, stepped down from 12v to 5v and then plugged directly into the usb port, if I run this script will it still shut down the pi? I am trying to think of ways around splicing a toggle into the obd cable. thanks!

Where are you 😢

Does anyone know which power button is used? I can't find it in the guide. Thanks!

Managed to make it work with a switch rather than a button. followed your instructions carefully and it works! now I need to figure out how to turn off the fan

Is there a way to get this sandwiched closer?? Like thin thin instead of that much thickness in bulk

this is the big deal of gaming

I have yet to see one that's movement is synced up with the sound though

The 3D model for the case on your website is not the same one you used, I can’t find it anywhere.

I'm gonna try this with my furby boom. Let see if it works. 😆

Many of your links say out of stock.

Anyone try to add a fan to cool it down?

I got an N64 for last year's Christmas. I was having issues with both the left shoulder button and the joystick. I diagnosed the problem with the button and added a brace behind it, problem solved. The joystick, however, became practically unusable and I didn't understand why. Thanks for explaining it, I guess I'll replace the joystick if I can't fix it.

Hey um william...... Wtf

Cool Stuff, but 1 thing the link to site works but pages links aren't working.

Where did you get that screwdriver?

my standard LED (20mA drawing 3.2V max) is very dim - even when reducing transistor to 47ohm. Does anyone know how to make it brighter?

build it yourself for 100 or buy one for 120? i'd rather do neither

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