@Shikinouta I'm studying to be an electrical engineer, and honestly these two problems shouldn't be any difficulty at all to overcome! Well at least with placing the components, that is. There are much bigger issues afoot The LEDs though slightly complicated shouldn't be too much of a problem, just add them to their respective holes (correct polarity of course) and that's that. Although if the missing surface mount components belong to the LEDs and the circuit is broken then you're not gonna have a great time trying to repair that. It would be easier to take a 100 ohm resistor and wire the LEDs straight to the power coming from the Wii U. The motors only have to be ripped out of an older controller from Any other system. Just use a ps2 controller, gives you two motors and you're golden!😉
The big problem however is that the game naturally has rumble disabled for the special controller. It says so in the controller options menu. Though this would suggest that the code is still in the game, considering how much of a last minute decision this all seemed to be, there wouldn't be any way to enable the rumble.
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Re: Looks Like The Pokkén Tournament Pro Pad Was Supposed To Have LEDs And Force Feedback
@Shikinouta
I'm studying to be an electrical engineer, and honestly these two problems shouldn't be any difficulty at all to overcome!
Well at least with placing the components, that is.
There are much bigger issues afoot
The LEDs though slightly complicated shouldn't be too much of a problem, just add them to their respective holes (correct polarity of course) and that's that.
Although if the missing surface mount components belong to the LEDs and the circuit is broken then you're not gonna have a great time trying to repair that.
It would be easier to take a 100 ohm resistor and wire the LEDs straight to the power coming from the Wii U.
The motors only have to be ripped out of an older controller from
Any other system.
Just use a ps2 controller, gives you two motors and you're golden!😉
The big problem however is that the game naturally has rumble disabled for the special controller.
It says so in the controller options menu.
Though this would suggest that the code is still in the game, considering how much of a last minute decision this all seemed to be, there wouldn't be any way to enable the rumble.