I used Artificial Intelligence to create a handheld gaming console!

[@MHD-IMMORTAL-V1-ri6fe]

Bro this looks profetional🔥

[@diyotaku]

Thanks

[@TheTarGonn]

Nice video! You know, you can select multiple edges to fillet at the same time with the same dimension. Also, if you place circles at vertices of the rectangle, it will make them more aligned. I also suggest lowering your first layer z-offset to make first layer cleaner. It looks a bit too high. Keep producing the videos! I enjoy watching them!

[@diyotaku]

Thanks a lot for the info! i'm glad you enjoy my videos!

[@DzLoc-hb8pf]

Good😊

[@diyotaku]

thanks

[@FFX-jh3oz]

Did you just assign any key to the buttons then remap them?

[@diyotaku]

Yes, some random letters and the arrow keys, I then mapped them in retroarch

[@paranoidzkitszo]

Help me understand...I am a bit lost... how do you connect the additional buttons? It's as though you just solderred up that board, throwing in the PCB into the enclosure...and....and..... it just worked? Is it blue tooth tethered?....

[@diyotaku]

Sorry I haven't explained too much, The buttons are soldered to the test point pads of a bluetooth keyboard. The bluetooth keyboard board gets power form the phone battery. After I remaped the keys in retroarch

[@blueasis]

is the controller a hardware connection? what pads are you soldering to on the phone? what is the blue board you used?

[@paranoidzkitszo]

yeah huh... I can't figure out how the additional buttons are connected. It looks like another keyboard is canabalized...so is that board blutooth connected to the phone?

[@diyotaku]

It is a bluetooth keyboard - the blue board. I connected it to the phone battery for power

[@diyotaku]

exactly, the buttons are connected to the a bluetooth keyboard and then mapped as gaming buttons in retroarch

[@tazzmania6148]

If you don’t mind me asking, could you share the name or manufacturer of the mini computer you’re using? I’ve been looking for a portable computer like that, and any information would be greatly appreciated

[@diyotaku]

which mini computer you asking? the one i showed the photos or the one i made the design on?

[@beastgamerPC]

@@diyotaku he's talking about your s24 with the keyboard

[@diyotaku]

@@beastgamerPC Yes, it's samsung galaxy s24 ultra with a bluetooth keyboard. I will remake that project because i found another keyboard that more suitable for that.

[@masterburger8617]

@@diyotakuI’d like to know the one you made the design on?

[@beastgamerPC]

@@masterburger8617 he used his samsung galaxy s24 ultra with a windows emulator to run the cat software and a mini bluetooth keyboard