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First if you do read his thread he says he would install a switch to be able to switch from analog and digital signal from the joystick.

I'm not sure that's even possible on a PSP. correct me if i'm wrong though. I know you can wire an analog stick to the face buttons a lot of people on AcidMods ...

First if you do read his thread he says he would install a switch to be able to switch from analog and digital signal from the joystick. Second what i was doing was pointing out the fact that your negativity wasn't needed, so therefore not flaming.

Rather than a "PSPLite inside a Super Advantage" how about a "PSPLite inside a bin", you know the one outside your house :wink:

To answer the question, yes it would more than fit as clearly the case is far bigger than the PSP. However, what's the point and benefit of the end result??

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Yeah, it's doable, but since you can barely mod anything as you say, i would start by becoming familiar with a mod/hack that has been done already, something that you can study the tutorials for and be certain you have all the knowledge you might need. I would make sure you are familiar with both ...

Yes I realize that... Perhaps I didn't explain it very clearly. I am asking for a list of the buttons you use the most to least, I don't need you to count every time you use a button, or what game you are playing, but what buttons you notice you use more often... It goes along the same lines as a ...

I'm working on my own variant of Ben's single handed controller, but I need some help... I need to know what buttons everyone uses the most, that way I can place them in the most intuitive spots. I plan on taking the answers and averaging them from most used to least, then working out the placements ...

Well, I am new to the forums, but I do have some experience with this sort of thing.

Have you considered using a pulse wave via a PIC? It would require programming the PIC to identify the the resistive value, then convert it to a digital pulse wave.

Over at http://www.acidmods.com we are using ...