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@@shadowxphoenix8674 smaller? This is pretty easy btw

@Elver_Galarga816 oh man, it's been so long. I think this is one of the few videos I had a curve on motion though. Nexus has one default curve for motion other than linear I believe. Try that one

@@GregRosolowski Thank you for the response

@kklum6998 I have some, I've been wanting to try them out! Haven't had much time to game lately

@@GregRosolowskiThe technology using magnet comes a long way. I too was hesitant to change to hall effect due to the jitters, calibration using third party hardware add on which hinders the triggers knocking against it and the soldering but since Gulikit TMR at the same time software calibration was available I made a decision to hop on the magnet bandwagon after a TH-camr Metal Plastic Electronics made a review I change it on my PS5 controller on September’24. No regrets.

@kklum6998 yeah his reviews and research is unmatched. My video hit a lucky algorithm, but really he's the guy to be looking at for reviews on the sensor tech. The newer hall sensors are getting close too. Favor Union hall sticks will potentially be just as good and a lot cheaper if they fix their circularity. Same with Ginful if the fix their response, which definitely is possible because they fixed the jitter now.

@@GregRosolowski In fact the software base calibration should fix the circularity of any Hall Effect and TMR base joystick. It is the jitter that the versions of Hall effect joystick from China is trying to upgrade on each version and it is getting close. The price for these are cheap, you are right. Keep up the channel. It is because of you and the rest TH-camrs making this channel that I found the solution. Kudos.

@kklum6998 that would be true if the sensors had a true linear reading. It's hard to wrap your head around, and it took me a while to grasp this concept - Because one sensor reads the X axis, and the other reads the Y axis, if they don't have a true linear reading, the outer circular shape will be skewed. Usually resulting in a slightly diamond shaped circularity. This is what the favor unions suffer from. A lot of hall affect controllers have this issue too.

@@sunnyd5944 they're on backorder, I keep selling out the backorder before I get stock.

@yannickb.4524 sounds like the placebo effect tbh

@dxkq6576 not quite, but they are made from the same Company, ALPS.

@shinhasuke I make them myself. This is a specialty tool designed for constant repairs. I can't lower the price at the moment unfortunately.

Hey buddy, this tool is not for someone that’s only going to use it once or twice, it’s for someone thats in the business of replacing hundreds of joysticks.

It's not over priced I think it's a good price

How are the sticks holding up a month later? I'm thinking of getting the same joysticks too and everyone keeps saying the TMR are now the best.

@@Victor-rn7jzTMR sticks are awesome, I also have a couple controllers with the Ginfull V5 sticks, they’re ok but I prefer TMR’s all day

What temp did you use to take out and to install the joysticks?

@decepticonleader316 the GuliKit TMR ones are the way to go right now. They're on Amazon for $20.

@@GregRosolowski Just checked them out but why do people rate them so low in reviews? i believe these reviewers dont know how to install or calibrate them but im gonna pick them up for my Xbox controllers.

@decepticonleader316 I haven't tried them yet, but I've seen videos on them and they seem extremely promising.

@@GregRosolowski I have nothing to lose so i will do one controller and see what happens. Thanks for sharing the info.

@KNIFEDEFIANT I tried to contact analog manufacturers. Such as Alps, K-Silver, Favor Union. Not one response. I'm also in a new phase. I discovered how to add the deadzone snap in the center back. It's a perfect design and can change everything. But this will be tough to pull off on my own and protect my intellectual property so these big companies won't copy.

@KNIFEDEFIANT Thanks man. I'm not dropping the idea. At the bare minimum I might give a name to the mechanism so I get credited and make it open source for anyone to use, and potentially release my own without the worry of patents. I hope to patent it. But if I can't get the funding for that. They will be released anyway.

@tsingh1992 yeah I'm gonna make a review since people were wondering if it's similar to what I'm developing. Spoiler: it's not at all, but still good quality and innovative. I still play better on a stock dualsense. The deadzone on the Apex 4 is really small, but it's very sharp and snappy. It's hard to make smooth micro adjustments.

@MrRonski yeah that's the gyro record. Totally seperate record.

@ThomasCrooksIsAhero if you have a heat gun, that's the older method of doing it, but you have to have insulation tape covering other parts of the board. Its also difficult... that's why I decided to make this tool.

@NewElGatoDany I hand machine them from copper and nickel plate them. I don't sell a ton, so I have to keep it at a higher price. This is for people who commonly replace thumbsticks. It's definitely not something for a one-time repair.

@SlinkySlonkyWaffle yeah I don't know which ones of those might work...

@blackulrich yes! It's new for dualsense. Apparently the best sticks are the Favor Union hall sticks for speed and response, Ginfuls newest version for circular accuracy (new version from the ones in the video), and K silver hall sticks for in-between both. Nothing beats a new potentiometer stick yet, but its very close now!

@@RyanLester-p1n you can stretch the ranges out manually. But yes, adding the outer deadzone essentially does the same thing.

I haven't. Maybe try the ds4 ones in multiple combinations. Try both black modules, then both orange, then black orange, then orange black. One of those combinations should work. If it doesn't fry the board that is. Hopefully nexus has a safety against electrical shorts

You mean take the module and try putting 2 black hall sensors on it, instead of the orange and black? I got the ds4 ones because nexus sticks runon 3.3v right? And if I swap the orange and black do I need to swap the magnets with it as well? Thanks.

@TerryRyner-yd7iy yeah try different combinations. It has to do with the wiring to the sensor.

Nice! My current best is 113K but I wasn't recording. I'm kinda over going for records because it can get in the way of actual aim training for me. I mostly play KovaaK's now, but I still play gridshot a lot because it's a fun task that satisfies my ADHD haha

@@GregRosolowski nice that’s really high. I just grind spheretrack because I feel like it helps my shot on cod by a lot

@grayw2833 try spheretrack speed and spheretrack 90 speed as well. Both those would be excellent for CoD. Note the 90 version is really hard though. Gridshot helps with any game as well.

Yes but it does require more skill. You need a perfect amount of solder. If you have too much solder it can get pushed up through the holes to the other side of the board.

Yes you can, I do it all the time. This tool is awesome!!!!

also, do you know about compliant mechanisms?

Ok

waiting

@@ANS1s Still working great. No drift problems yet

​@@Pennalihey need another update man

what about now​@@Pennali

The material on the caps is a 3D printed TPU material. Technically it is rubber. However Version 3 of the thumbsticks is about to come out. It now uses a casted polyurethane (not 3D printed) the rubber that it uses is more soft and grippy, and has the same precision and fine detail texture found in mass produced controllers like XBOX and Playstation. V3 will have my classic cap shape as well as many other shapes.

@@GregRosolowski doesnt the flydigi apex 4 have similar technology for joysticks

@KNIFEDEFIANT no, they have reduced friction but the main source of tension is still a friction mechanism.

Yeah they're hard to install too. I haven't tried his updated ones yet though

@@GregRosolowski I never tried the old ones but have done a lot of the new ones. First couple of installs took a while but the more you do the easier they become. I find Dualsense is easier than the Xbox controllers, not because of the revised v51 module but because the Xbox controller PCB is so thick. It dissipates a lot of the heat so needs some gentle pre-heating first. Hopefully, Jun Zeng finds a way to market these things properly because there's a lot of hall effect installers out there who aren't really fixing controllers correctly.

@miker13 one thing that's really weird about these modules too is there's an input delay or smoothing, at least on the V3. I wonder if those blue K silvers Zeng includes has that as well.

@@GregRosolowski I didn't notice any delay at all. I recently completed Price of Persia: The Lost Crown on a controller with these modules and it would've been a major problem if there was any input lag in that game 😅

@miker13 this guy probably has the best video on these sticks. I almost feel guilty with how many views my video racked up when i see people doing stuff like this th-cam.com/video/_6DDGpdiuLU/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared