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Like you want a bigger actuator so there is less throw? If that's what you're after, then they do make oversized actuators for pretty cheap. Maybe start there. Good luck! focusattack.com/kowal-1mm-oversize-actuator-for-sanwa-jlf-series-joystick/

Hey, thanks dude! I had originally planned several more video essay-style vids like this, but they never did as well as the pure fightstick content, so the channel grew that direction. Maybe I'll blow the dust off some old scripts/concepts if I can ever find a minute. They were definitely fun. Thanks for watching and for leaving a nice comment!

Yeah, that's a great deal. I'm jealous!

Well said.

It is definitely easier to find them here, but I did put together a list on reddit about some other sources to find some if you are not in the US. Maybe it will help? Either way, best of luck with the build! www.reddit.com/r/fightsticks/comments/14csa1b/faq_and_fightstick_question_megathread_continued/

There's a graphic on Focus Attack that I think helps explain them all: focusattack.com/sanwa-jlf-blue-spring-1-5-1-5-tension-load/ Hopefully that's what you needed! Good luck!

I actually prefer the 4TW over BnB since they are just a bit bigger (and you can do art on the sides easier which is pretty novel for most sticks). And yes, the SOCD stuff isn't going to matter as much with a standard lever build, correct. Good luck with the build!

@@HushMySweet1 Thanks for the reply dude, that helps a lot! Now the hard part of choosing what art I want :D Your Little Shop of Horrors, Tales from the Crypt and Ghostbuster ones are sick as hell, so debating on doing that same style or a more traditional FGC route. It's gonna be fun as hell :)

@@hellsacolyte Aww yeah! The art and vibes are one of the coolest parts of designing and planning a stick imo. The first bite is with the eye, so it's just more fun to play on something that looks awesome and is personal to you. Best of luck with the build, dude!

Yes, more or less. I'm working on a vid about that currently (as well as the process), so stay tuned.

I like the bigger one over the smaller. Just more stable in the lap and my hands sit better on it.

Are you using a GP2040-CE based board? (If it's Brook, it won't work) If so, then you've also got to hold your start button as you plug it in. Then hit enter on the number in the url bar.

I haven't tried anything from FlashTap beyond what you saw here, but hopefully I can make some vids on other products of theirs in the future. Thanks for watching!

Awesome! Glad they are working so well for you! Thanks for watching and for commenting!

Custom for this channel, but thanks for noticing it! I love it!

Awesome! Which was yours?

I did the 2 3D printed / laser cut ones toward the beginning, a new frontier for me, it was a fun project. Learned a lot of respect for real 3D designers! (Final Cut from Reddit and SRK)

lol, I don't think I've ever seen that request. How loud are you talking?

@@HushMySweet1 at least as loud as clicks mechanical keyboard switches. Ideally as loud as buckling spring switches.

@@christopherknowles Sunmulons are pretty loud/clicky, but also fairly expensive. Still, there are certain buttons where you can pop in your own switch. These ones are low profile, but a tactile switch might still achieve what you're going for. sgfdevices.com/products/sgf-monkey-b-u-t-t-s?variant=48814374322496

Awww yeah! Glad to see you, william! And yes, that bone controller was pretty slick. Thanks for stopping by and commenting, dude! Always appreciate it!

@HushMySweet1 Always try to show my support, to this great channel. Keep killing it Hush!

Yeah, you don't need to use the splash screen image at all. It will normally default back to the inputs after a short time, but you can change the duration. If it isn't changing back, then you likely have the box checked to make it indefinite. Just open it up in the web configurator and set your duration or remove. Hopefully that helps!

Yes. Look into a Brook PS5 Wingman converter.

That's awesome! (And small world lol)

Explain your situation a bit more. Like, not all of the inputs are registered when you press multiple buttons? I would doubt it would be an issue with the device, but you can turn inputs on in a training mode to check and try to recreate various scenarios to see when multiple presses aren't registering. Something else: You could also look into rebinding some of the keys to have multiple presses (so that a single button would be a macro for two or more different buttons...most modern games are going this way so you can mess with it in the game itself). Anyway, good luck with the fix.

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Right on! A shame they were sold out when you wanted one, but I'm glad you found Mavercade. They have awesome controllers too (plus those little capsule button shapes are great). Thanks for watching, dude!

Hey seff! Yeah, it's pretty small, but LayerShift has one tiny controller that's right around the size of a credit card. (I think for use by TOs to check setups quickly) But definitely look into it if you need something extra small!

Hey dude! I hope you had a good Thanksgiving as well! And that your upcoming holiday season is equally awesome. Thanks for stopping by! Appreciate ya!

Hmmm...I've heard of people putting like clear nail polish (or tape/cellophane) on the stem, but I haven't done it personally. Sorry this isn't more help, but I hope you get it resolved. Let us know what works so we can help future people stopping through.

Very nice builds!

Right on! Hope you find the inspiration you need to make something awesome! (There's a whole series of these, so def check out others) Thanks for watching!

That's awesome!

That thing is so badass.

Thanks for the nice comment! Much appreciated, dude!

Toonami nostalgia is a good way to put it, lol. Thanks for weighing in and for watching! Much appreciated as always!

Very nice build!

Awww yeah!

Great job!

Yeah, I'll have to see about getting some of those. Cool idea!

@@HushMySweet1 You can also compare it to the Punkworkshop Blaze 😁. Those new buttons with mouse switches are the new hot things it seems. To be honest I don't like the feel of Sanwa button for leverless (play with them on stick for more than 20 years though), and pure keyboard switches have a too long total travel distance. So i'm very curious about those "fast" switches.