3D Printed DIY Flight Simulator Pedals (Rudder & Brake) Using Arduino - Easy Project
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Yoke Project: • 3D Printed DIY Flight ...
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I created an easy design of a Flight Simulator Pedal (Rudder & Brakes) using 3D printed parts, Arduino and other small, easy to find items.
This video shows how to build the pedal. At the end I also did a test flight on Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020.
All printable STL files, assembly manuals, Arduino code and wiring instructions are available at www.thingivers...
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Eu criei um pedal simples (leme e freio) para simuladores de voo usando peças impressas em 3D, Arduino e outros itens fáceis de encontrar.
Este vídeo explica como montar o pedal. No final, eu mostro um teste no Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020.
Todas as peças em STL para imprimir, manuais de montagem, diagrama de conexões no Arduino e códigos estão disponíveis em www.thingivers...
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Baita projeto! Vou aproveitar um circuito de joystick velho, se não ficar legal vou fazer com arduino mesmo. Começando as impressões hoje
conseguiu mano?
@@gabrielsilva-wq6sk Consegui sim mano, e fora ter que imprimir novamente algumas peças com mais paredes pq quebraram com a força do uso, tô há um ano com ele e muito feliz.
@@LorenzoGiordanoGomes Tô precisando muito de um pedal, saiu tudo por quanto? Eu não tenho impressora 3D
@@CEARAAAAAA Não fiz uma conta perfeita mas considerando que não precisei de Arduino já que reaproveitei um controle antigo, já tinha a madeira e etc, não acho que tenha passado muito de R$ 200.
Mas é importante ter uma impressora 3D à disposição pra fazer esse projeto já que exige bastante tentativa e erro, tem peças que com certeza vão quebrar e vc precisa da disponibilidade de refazer elas de forma mais reforçada. Talvez se algum amigo seu tenha a impressora e esteja muito, mas MUITO disposto a te ajudar, daí seja viável
This is incredible!
Wow thanks!!
Caramba Danilo, que legal!
Nos comentários do thingverse deixei algumas observações que podem ajudar na construção do seu, tive alguns problemas por falta de conhecimento sobre arduino e programação. Espero que ajude!
Parabéns ao criador do projeto, muito bom !
Eu ia comentar em inglês, mas vi que fala português haha. Muito bom vídeo, salvei pra imprimir quando eu tiver minha impressora
Boa! Cara, quase certeza que vc pode encomendar as peças impressas online, se quiser. Abraço!
Belo trabalho amigo. Ficaria completo com a manete de potência e compensador! hehe
Muy buen proyecto , gracias por compartirlo. Felicitaciones.
Sensacional.
Parabéns meu caro, vou tentar usar o seu projeto :)
Mandou muito!!!! Sucesso
Top d+!
Next project Quadrant Throttle using arduino uno.....pleaseeee
Check this one out (a friend of mine designed it, it's awesome!): www.thingiverse.com/thing:4640769
sweet! what's the cost compared to buying a used one on ebay???
mine cost me around 30€, used ones begin at around 90€
Awesome build. What % infill of plastic do you use? I can imagine it needs to be near 100% solid
Thanks! Not too much infill, really. Most of the stress is passed vertically to the MDF plate. I used 10% infill on most parts. The only one I increased to 30% was the central pins.
@@dvilardi ah I see :) thanks again. I will give this build a go. Take care
@@madhammy2000 nice! Let me know how it goes
@@dvilardi Damnit I am nearly done with printing. I used 35% infill most of the time. LoL Yeah I mean I had some PLA left that color I do not really like. So it has some good purpose now ^^ Thanks for that awesome project mate ! Great Job!
Ótimo projeto amigo! Sou iniciante nessa área e gostaria de saber se teria como utilizar apenas uma placa de Arduino pois vi o seu vídeo do manche e queria fazer tudo apenas em um só sistema sem precisar de duas placas. Obrigado!
Opa blz? não sou o criador mas também fiz o pedal, apesar de não ter usado Arduino. Bom, o Arduino Uno tem 6 entradas analógicas, então teoricamente por essa questão deve ser possível sim usar uma só. Só tem que ver se os recursos que ele usa pra transformar o Arduino em Joystick permitem o uso desses 6 analógicos.
Thank you for creating this, I've build it myself and everthing fits nicley togehter. Altough in an iteration I would go for ball bearings instead of plastic on plastic. However I can't get it to work. I cannot, for the live of me, get unojoy to work on my UNO R3. I've tried many times to flash the unojoy firmware, to the point where it bricked my arduino and no it's garbage. It mostly likely killed de atmega16u2 responsible for the USB communication, as the device does not show up on an computer. So now I am searching for alternatives as I got everything assembled and working except the, quite crucial, communication part.
For everyone wondering about the cost, I've broke mine down (printing cost based on filament around € 24,99/kg and energy around 0,35/kwH) Everthing sourced from Amazon, except the MDF it's mounted to:
Printed parts ~ 32,72 €
6x Rubber feet = 2,40 €
1x Arduino = 24,13 €
3x 10k Poti = 2,55 €
10x Springs ~ 0,48 €
Xx Screws ~ 1,00 €
1x MDF = 4,99 €
Sum ~ 68,27 €
can this work on mfsx? and can u make a video on how to setup
Alguém sabe o tipo das molas que foram utilizados? Anyone knows what kind of spring was used?
fyi theres a plenty of instructions and files, like stls/arduinos and an html file with instructions on the thinkinverse zip file
I try to Serial.println(joyReport.axis[2]), but I can't see any number in serial monitor, and when I plug in UNO，I saw all the values are poping
i need print settings please, thank you
I can't find the code anywhere please help
Would an arduino micro work with it too?
I don't know, actually. I used the UnoJoy library, which I know works with Uno, Leonardo and Mega. I'm not sure if it will work with micro, but there are (for sure) other methods and libraries to convert it into a joystick.
Wait you don’t need any programming?
Well, you kind of need to know at least how to upload a pre-programmed code into the arduino. But yeah, no hardcore coding skills required (I suck at arduino by the way LOL)
I can't get the Arduino to turn into a controller. The program says the Arduino isn't connected.
Here is how to load the code onto the Arduino Uno if anyone is interested. th-cam.com/video/GrO8ZmxbOyI/w-d-xo.html
I am interested, thank you!
Will this work for DCS ?
This does work for DCS
Onde baixo o STL????
How did you get an Uno to do that? I thought it had to be a 32u4 processor, not a 328.
There's a library called UnoJoy on GitHub. Full tutorial on the PDF manual at www.thingiverse.com/thing:4874068
Legal tem para pronta entrega?
Opa, obrigado cara! Na verdade, fiz só esse e foi mais como hobby mesmo. Hoje em dia quase não me sobra tempo nem pra jogar MSFS hahah
Hi, I’ve been looking to make these but was unsure about what springs and screws to use. I was wondering if you could tell me?
on thinginverse files theres a plenty of instructions, some of then are about the screws and spring types
Hello une idée de la puissance est des dimensions des ressorts
cuales son las medidas de los resortes ??
Impressive but the pedals are not very realistic. I am struggling to find pedals, or a design, with realistic action.
I do find those pedals very realistic, I think it's the farthest you can go without buying any ready to use pedals.
@@LorenzoGiordanoGomes I saw another video after this one, I think it was called F14 pedals or something like that. Very impressive and complete with plans to download. I haven't seen any ready made pedals that look realistic, even the new Honeycomb ones. Real airplane pedals are more like car pedals, sort of hanging down and pivoted at the top rather than sliding back and forward on the floor.
@@colins2 Well I'm yet to see pedals like this in airplanes, all the ones I flew pivot on the floor.
@@LorenzoGiordanoGomes Really? Which planes? I'm not trying to be argumentative but of all the light aircraft I have flown, I can't think of any that pivot on the floor. I'm curious now :-)
@@colins2
Aeroboero AB-115
Neiva P-56C Paulistinha
Embraer 711 Corisco (Piper PA28 Arrow II)
Cessna 172
All of those pivot on the floor as far as I can remember, but I can double check in the following days
Can i turn the uno into a game controller without installing the flip program?
There are alternative methods (for nano, at least), but i'm not familiar with any of them lol
@@dvilardi thanks dude sick video!
Alguém tem o código da programação? pra colocar no arduino?
cara, acho que você vai ter que fazer o próprio, usa um arduino micro ou leonardo, e a livraria Joystick.h
no link do thinkinverse tem o arquivo do arduino
do you need 2 separate uno for the yoke and pedals?
No, you can put all of them into the same uno (with some code tweaks). I tested it here and it worked perfectly
May I ask you the parameter of the eight springs?
At the time I had bought a box of 200 various springs and tested a few (but didn't bother to check the specifications, my bad). I actually thought it ended up being very weak and I'd choose stronger options if I would repeat this project.
What control axis for the brakes?
The potentiometers inside each pedal control the brakes, the central potentiometer controls the yaw (rudder)
wow ^^b
hey, nice project. I am trying to recreate it, when I upload the code to my uno and do the unojoy thing and I try to look at the joystick controls in windows game controllers I see that the controls are not as they should be th-cam.com/video/B4BxC7trWG4/w-d-xo.html the link is a screencap of the game controllers view, IDK if you know any way to fix it?
Not sure what is happening exaclty, but it could be 1 - some bad connection causing the arduino to mis-read the inputs or 2 - you may still need to calibrate the controllers using the windows game controller calibration tool. If it's not any of those 2, I would try to change arduinos or re-do the wiring from scratch just to make sure.
Is your problem still open? I had the same as you and figured it out by writing my own sketch based on the Unojoy library. I can confirm it is neither a problem of calibration nor wiring. I think the sketch is simply not working on all UNO models.
@@tomriddle8380would you be able to share the code as I am having the same issue and even with unojoy I cannot get it to work as they do not have a zrotate in the library?
How much did it cost in total?
Not much really, all materials combined went close to BRL 250.00 (USD 50.00)
at 0:45 .. how to get the screw in at that angle !?!?
Spacetime bending lol
every screwdriver has a little give, just try a few times and be careful not to shred the head ^^
also, you can modify the cad file and make the part split into two parts if you're sure you won't be able to srew it in :D
Where could I get the .ino file?
Thingiverse!
Can I know the print settings?