Sick! I was thinking about putting something like this together but my Arduino knowledge is not great. I did not realize the nano could do USB host. I may have to replicate this, thanks!
@@yanndiy if you can get it to work on a powerA and print it in black or purple plastic you have yourself a winner. I would love to be your first customer 😉 I'd pay 40E for one.
no it wouldn't. This project uses bluetooth. The wavebird uses 2.4GHz proprietary protocol. Work has been initiated to reverse engineer the wavebird radio layer, but it's really out of the scope of this project. It would indeed be usefull, as many wavebird controlers are sold without the dongle :)
this proves the concept of bluetooth modding the console now what about bt modding the controllers with a type c charge port to interface with this would that be possible and is there an instructables or tutorial on doing this homebrew I am VERY interested in this development and am so happy this is an active development on going I thouht that after 20 years people would have given up on this awesome little cube!
The intent is to use unmodified controllers. Type C isn't on my list, but since type c is electrically compatible with the type a, it shouldn't be too hard.
Yes it would, see github.com/felis/USB_Host_Shield_2.0 The only thing to to is replace ps3bt functions for xbox functions. The library is well documented
Haven't seen the githubt repository yet but can this work with a wired controller taking out of the equation the BT dongle? Because if it does then it opens up the door to use with the Brook PS3/PS4 Fighting Board Plus which is around 50$.
If you were making a snes controller then yes, but not for a gc controller. The ‘A’ button is pressed with the joint of the thumb, ‘B’ with the tip of the thumb. Roll to the right to find ‘X’, up from there is ‘Y’. It’s not the traditional Y-X over B-A layout that you find on a snes.
RetroRGB and MVG NEED TO SEE THIS!
Sick! I was thinking about putting something like this together but my Arduino knowledge is not great. I did not realize the nano could do USB host. I may have to replicate this, thanks!
feel like wiring it would be fun :-(
Awesome! The Exlene GC Switch Bluetooth controller is also nice.
Very nice. Could you get it to work with a PowerA GameCube controller? If it did people would buy this. You can sell these as a kit.
That was the initial idea 👍. I'll look into using that controller when I get hold of one.
@@yanndiy if you can get it to work on a powerA and print it in black or purple plastic you have yourself a winner. I would love to be your first customer 😉 I'd pay 40E for one.
@@yanndiy Exactly this. If you can make these that connect to the PowerA, I would love to buy 4.
so will this happen lol
Maybe you make one with the Bluetooth built in
This works with the 8bitdo SN30 PRO+ ?
it can be tested with a different library.
Pls make bba adapter replacement
How much for you too make me 4 of them and can you connect it to those switch gamecube style wireless controllers?
Enhorabuena por el trabajazo!!!
would love this to work with the pokken hori controller since that has an amazing d pad for gba games.
Does it support xinput? I was wanting to use my 8bitdo ultimate
This would work for a wavebird with no Bluetooth receiver?
no it wouldn't. This project uses bluetooth. The wavebird uses 2.4GHz proprietary protocol. Work has been initiated to reverse engineer the wavebird radio layer, but it's really out of the scope of this project. It would indeed be usefull, as many wavebird controlers are sold without the dongle :)
this proves the concept of bluetooth modding the console now what about bt modding the controllers with a type c charge port to interface with this would that be possible and is there an instructables or tutorial on doing this homebrew I am VERY interested in this development and am so happy this is an active development on going I thouht that after 20 years people would have given up on this awesome little cube!
The intent is to use unmodified controllers. Type C isn't on my list, but since type c is electrically compatible with the type a, it shouldn't be too hard.
Great work.
Could this work with Xbox one controller?
Yes it would, see github.com/felis/USB_Host_Shield_2.0
The only thing to to is replace ps3bt functions for xbox functions. The library is well documented
Conseguiria fazer um adaptador desse para o controle wavebird de GameCube ? Seria fantástico
the stl files are wrong they print way to small any find a fix ?
You can scale them up (1000%) in your slicer, I didn't export them properly.
Awesome job!!!
Haven't seen the githubt repository yet but can this work with a wired controller taking out of the equation the BT dongle? Because if it does then it opens up the door to use with the Brook PS3/PS4 Fighting Board Plus which is around 50$.
Yes it can. You just need to adapt the code for wired controller. It should take no more than an hour to adapt the code
@@yanndiy I can't code at all! :) would you be able to write a version downloadable on github to work for wired connection?
You should sell these. Really.
kinda did this with ps2 myself
hello have u tested on wii ?
Not tested on wii, I dont have one
Can you do ps4?
Can you give the tutorial
it is all on github
Ok how much money?
around 25€ when I made it. but most of the parts are cheaper now.
Yes! someone who will get it and makes a bluetooth receiver, i have always wantet to use the 8bitdo sn30 for the game boy player
When my other projects are done I'll update with ps4 code, it should work for the sn30 (I have a sf30, should be similar).
@@yanndiy great! 👍👍👍
Hello mate, amazing project!! But do you have this product to sell ? If not you need to do this mate.
no intent to create a product, there are far better ways to do it!
Do you sell these?
that's not the intent :) that's why I detailed the documentation.
@@yanndiy Awh ok sorry didn’t realise
Interesting...
Que curioso tengo una gamecube descompuesta al igual que un mando de Ps3 y el algoritmo de google me muestra esto, perturbador
Button mapping is incorrect for use on the GC. A on GC would be the O on the DS3 controller, not X.
If you were making a snes controller then yes, but not for a gc controller. The ‘A’ button is pressed with the joint of the thumb, ‘B’ with the tip of the thumb. Roll to the right to find ‘X’, up from there is ‘Y’. It’s not the traditional Y-X over B-A layout that you find on a snes.
there's no replacement for a wavebird controller
Whats the developers Twitter?
Heresy!
But also good job, well done :)