Power A wireless GC controller triggers

[Mellsfunni]

Hey all! I recently got the Power A wireless gamecube style controller for the switch, and I like it a lot. My biggest issue though is that, while a standard gc controller trigger will register any amount of pressure as a press, the Power A controller is designed to have a similar travel distance, but only has the digital input at the end. As a result, my shields are coming out later than intended and that can be frustrating.

I removed the springs for a bit, but it just doesn’t feel right. The triggers rest too close to the housing of the controllers, and they don’t pop back the same way.

What I’m looking for now, is to shorten the travel distance of the triggers, but keep the springs in place. I’m aware of things like trigger plugs for gc controllers, but I’m not certain that manufactured ones (such as those made by battle beaver) would fit in the triggers of the Power A controller. If they do, perfect! If not, I’d appreciate any advice on a diy fix. Thanks all!

 

[jaguir02]

Still looking for a solution for this

 

[UltimateXsniper]

I don't know about a solution but I'd like to add that trigger plugs do not fit powerA GC controllers. Which makes the situation worse sadly.

 

[Nkaltorema]

I don't know if you can post links here but I think this is what your looking for. https://m.imgur.com/gallery/vhdMuqm

 

[~?~]

My solution (if money isn't an issue) is to just buy actual gamecube controllers.

 

[Mechageo]

I wish I had seen this before I DIY'd my own out of wooden skewers and drywall plug ends. They worked out pretty well but I feel like they could break off during extended use every though the wooden dowel goes up into the shoulder button.