N64 controller protocol and making an adapter

[@WhyConnerWhy]

this is so cool. I just graduated in CS and embedded systems was my favorite class. I was thinking of trying to make an adapter like this as a personal project and resume booster. Thank you so much for being so detailed and yet so understandable

[@raw_bits]

Thanks for the comment! I'm glad it's easy to understand, I was aiming for that. I really liked embedded systems too. Hope you continue with your personal project, and good luck with the resume and career!

[@theengineer9910]

Awesome ! Im currently trying to get an ESP32-C3 to emulate an N64 controller

[@raw_bits]

Cool. Hope this helps!

[@ableite]

muito bom. hora de fazer o memory card ser lido tb!!!

[@raquelcouto7552]

Awesome work! 👏👏👏

[@RAFASIMOV]

Thanks from spain

[@raw_bits]

Thanks Rafa! Greetings from Brazil

[@brunoligiero4181]

Hi there! Hope you're fine! This type of adapter make possible to Rumble and memory pack work? Congratulations for this superb work!

[@raw_bits]

Hi Bruno. I guess rumble pack would be possible to adapt, since switch controllers also have that, albeit it would be a challenge on itself. Memory pack would not, the switch does not expect that.

[@pedrosantiago838]

Awesome!

[@juani.rodriguez7326]

This looks great! Do you know how to remap an input in an already existing adapter by any chance?

[@raw_bits]

Most user electronics cannot be reprogrammed. Even if so that would be an herculean effort

[@ismael72528]

Very good 👏🏾

[@thiagocalixto2990]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@TheXtremeBoltGuy]

Insane

[@raw_bits]

Thanks? Haha

[@Juliana_Mourao]

Amazing 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Kazooie]

Github link doesn't work. Can you fix it?

[@raw_bits]

Thanks for letting me know. It should work now!

[@Kricris]

Awesome work but i was thinking of trying to replicate it but .... a lot of information to do that is missing. I'm not complaining, just explaining my frustration. The github doesn't have instructions to how compile the project. The STL files are propietary. There is not a schematics of the possible soldering points between the F411 and the N64 connector. ----- TL;DR: If you don't want to be copied it's understandable.

[@raw_bits]

Hi KriCris! Commercial use is not allowed, otherwise it's fine. It does look like you're complaining haha. Github: Yeah, I do agree that I need to tidy it up and I will do it. But the project can be compiled with atollic (and CubeIDE I'm guessing) STLs: C'mon! I spent so much time on the designs, also material and energy on prototypes. I think it's only fair. Wiring: If someone can't figure that out, I don't think they be connecting random contraptions to their console/PC. My idea for this video was just show the process of how I did it, not really a how to, so I did not give much though and time to that side. The resources are there if someone want to try though, but they need to put in a little effort.

[@gustavodelmarchi4967]

Mano tu é BR? Tô achando que tu é BR...

[@raw_bits]

Sim sim