RazzleDazzle
Smash Cadet
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2014
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(tl;dr: If I opened a custom painted/modded controller store would you be interested?)
I've recently picked up an air bush, been modding for over a year now, and I'm buying a 3D printer soon for my modding related things. With the ability to paint controllers, mod them, and print things I could do quite a bit of customization. When I say modded I don't mean things to give you advantages, I mean controllers with built in input converters ( for example an N64 controller with a GC or Classic controller end with the adapter built in and only around 3ms of input lag [tacked on to however much your TV console setup has normally] ) or make a breakout box for 4 GC ports and 4 classic controller ports ( with a switch between Classic and GC) that plugs into and would work on a Wii or Wii U with very little input lag. ( I still need to accurately measure the exact input lag of the breakout box but assuming my general idea of how it'd work, the lag would be negligible.) These just being a few of my ideas that I think could help the community and add to the scene. But, right now this is all just ideas. I haven't started doing anything because I don't really know if enough people would be interested for this to be something that'd be worth doing. So if you could answer the poll it could help gauge the interest in actually doing this.
(While I can paint controllers really neat with my airbrush, I'd like to be more modding because there seems to be someone else that paints controllers and don't want to upset them.)
I've recently picked up an air bush, been modding for over a year now, and I'm buying a 3D printer soon for my modding related things. With the ability to paint controllers, mod them, and print things I could do quite a bit of customization. When I say modded I don't mean things to give you advantages, I mean controllers with built in input converters ( for example an N64 controller with a GC or Classic controller end with the adapter built in and only around 3ms of input lag [tacked on to however much your TV console setup has normally] ) or make a breakout box for 4 GC ports and 4 classic controller ports ( with a switch between Classic and GC) that plugs into and would work on a Wii or Wii U with very little input lag. ( I still need to accurately measure the exact input lag of the breakout box but assuming my general idea of how it'd work, the lag would be negligible.) These just being a few of my ideas that I think could help the community and add to the scene. But, right now this is all just ideas. I haven't started doing anything because I don't really know if enough people would be interested for this to be something that'd be worth doing. So if you could answer the poll it could help gauge the interest in actually doing this.
(While I can paint controllers really neat with my airbrush, I'd like to be more modding because there seems to be someone else that paints controllers and don't want to upset them.)
