Found this while searching the internet:
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I see the cube64 (PIC micro version) referenced every once in a while, so I figured I'd show you guys this.
Another Gamecube to N64 controller adapter
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stuntpenguin007
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Another Gamecube to N64 controller adapter
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Re: Another Gamecube to N64 controller adapter
THANKYOU!!
ive been looking for an Avr verson, i hate pic's
ive been looking for an Avr verson, i hate pic's
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Re: Another Gamecube to N64 controller adapter
That's seems like a very strong reaction considering they're both micros with a fairly similar feature set.i hate pic's
I've looked through the source for this and its not as professionally done as the cube64 but it should still work fine. Everything looked ok from a cursory glance on the N64 side. No implementation of the crc at all. Instead it uses the precalculated value for the rumble pack read and write which is perfectly sufficient. I'd be interested to hear people's experiences with building and using it.
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Re: Another Gamecube to N64 controller adapter
I'm getting an arduino soon, so I could probably make a little review on this. Hopefully I can mess around with the source code too. I found it to be pretty hard to get into pic programming. The arduino seems to be a lot more noob oriented though. Hopefully I can fulfill my dream of building the NIM64
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acquired parts - 90%
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Case - 50%
acquired parts - 90%
assembly - 0%