How to FSR Mod Your DDR/ITG Pad
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- Finally got around to making this video. Hope y'all enjoy.
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Awesome video. The hands-on look at your breadboard was helpful. I’m happy with the sensitivity of the arcade sensors in my stages, but I have a few crappy hard pads for home console play that could probably be modded with FSRs to play really well
DDRGame and LTek’s can be modded with FSRs quit easily. Had a friend passing 17s on his FSR DDRGame.
@@greentea_vsrg yo I copped an Ltek yesterday, gonna try this mod
@@krizzyd don’t bro they aren’t good on lteks especially for tech
@@greentea_vsrg damn that sucks bro, what do you think of the penny mod?
@@krizzyd My friend has gotten to 22s/theoretical 23s on penny mod, that should be fine
Great video! I'm definitely thinking of doing this mod. Also, you spelled copper with an extra P in your parts list haha.
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the best soundtrack dude
good tut, rip doom
AYO is that El-P on a Doom remix? I need the sauce plz.
Also, I appreciate this. I haven't got serious enough back into DDR to outplay my LTek, but I'm keeping this video saved for when I want to expand. Thanks
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@@hkoxnw interesting. I swear I heard El-P in there.
nah that's the feature m.e.d. @@lcplPoop
What if you want to use FSR's on a stock cab?
You can use FSR’s on a cab as long as you’re running Stepmania, which can accept keyboard inputs.
I remember somebody was working on a project to be able to connect FSR’s to the stock JAMMA harness but it’s far from done iirc.
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also nice background song choices
@@netscans yeah bro. mad vlnan
T.Y.
God's Plan.
bless up 🙏
I'm trying to mod my pad but I'm in the prototyping phase experimenting with making multiple FSRs out of one strip like in the video, but its not working for me (registering near-max force from just existing or not registering any force at all) unless I put the equivalent of a clothespin firmly holding the jumper cables together (along with the tape) at the correct position (otherwise the FSR will detect values over 900 out of 1000).
The FSR I have looks different and I did exactly as the video showed but it wasn't as easy as I thought. Spent an hour experimenting, rather worth it considering I don't work with electronics this way at all. But I have to wonder if other people have more information as to why the glitches mentioned in the first parenthesis happen to begin with.
new to this, but i assume the FSR is only closest to you because of the style you play? can there be FSR on all for sides? what happens if you press in the middle, does it still register?
it registers fine from the middle
i hate to play so closes.. but amazing job
If I were to mod my home hard pad to fsr, and use a control box that goes to my ps2 would I be able to play my ps2 games? Or do fsrs only work with stepmania?
FSRs need to be controlled by a programmable microcontroller like an Arduino, it won’t work with your control box.
@@greentea_vsrg pardon my stupidity, how do you hook it up to the pc when you mod it? Thanks for your reply!
awesome!! fuck my adhd, i'm gonna be making a full ITG pad from scratch ~eventually~ and this is really helpful!
This is so electrical eng core
dude, which guide did you use? i got an uno and i have no idea what im doing
Uno doesnt work, needs to be a Leonardo or teensy. I linked the guide in the description
Love it, gonna do mine up, can you test doubles with that mod?
And link to where you bought that fsr
@@hoofstermon2982 I used the Interlink 408 (though it looks like it’s $20 from here?)
www.adafruit.com/product/1071
Good luck on the doubles setup. Idk if anyone’s ever used them for doubles.
@@greentea_vsrg oh and also, if soldering was hard you should have tried crimping on connectors to make your life easier
@@hoofstermon2982 I didn’t want to spend money in a crimper
So this is totally doable for someone with little electrical engineering experience? How much did everything cost to source?
like 50 bucks if you’re american. And yes it’s just simple breadboarding
@@greentea_vsrg the whole pad materials were 50? Like even the casing?
@@mgray999 no. That’s how much the electronics to convert the arcade pad was. You can probably get away with using plywood and lexan panels attached with Velcro tape if you don’t have a pad to convert.
@@greentea_vsrg I'd like to build my own at some point. I have decided to get back into it and might get an l tek. However, some of these look way better
@@mgray999 LTek is much better if you want to avoid any headaches