Post Your Modded Stick/Pad Here

a nice little thread to show off our sticks and pads.

here's one i just got done building: "The Black Box"




INFO:
-- Akishop PS360+ PCB
-- Kaimana LED PCB Controller with Kaimana J LEDs
-- Aluminum black shaft cover and dustwasher
-- Sanwa black ball top
-- Sanwa JLF stick
-- Jyueeang 30 mm buttons (aka Quartz buttons)
-- Sanwa OBSF-24 buttons (black) on the side
-- Neutrik RJ45 pass-through
-- TankStick case

 

What a lonely thread!

Here is an in-progress pic I took while I was making it:



It's a design I made myself in Photoshop, along with a Sanwa JLF stick, blue ball top, and blue Sanwa buttons with the transparent tops so you can stick the cut-out parts of the image into them. It also has the dust cover with the little directional arrows pattern, which is pretty swag.

Here is the completed stick:



BTW don't leave them near a window, the bottom right corner turned yellowish over time. You can clearly see this in the second pic. It probably wouldn't hurt to run a Q-Tip through the bevel, either

 

i really like that. good stuff!

 

Recently updated the Fighting Edge ~

 

ol yeller

 

Those are great! ^_^ Here is my simple little one : ) :

 

bump...

 

Hey Oneida,
I've recently bought (shipped but not recieved yet) the same Tekken 7 stick. I have some questions.

1) I'd like to change the artwork and was wondering it could be done relatively easily? Looks like the top panel can be removed with an allen key, so I'd like what might be required for custom art.

2) Is the menu (?) button (the one on the right with the cover) a standard 24mm that can be used with sanwa buttons?

I've never modded a stick before. Changing the buttons, balltop and resticter gate shouldn't be an issue for me, but changing the artwork for this stick, I can't tell. I can't find enough info on this stick.

While the current art is nice, I'm not a fan of Tekken, hence why I'd like to change it.
(Without destroying the Tekken 7 art or panel).

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Blasphemy! Virtua Stick button color scheme on a Tekken 7 stick?!?!?

 

I threw up, you could have told us it was nsfw

 

This is the 8bitdo N30 arcade stick. Unfortunately, I had an accident with my PS3 version stick, lol.

 

Two built from scratch for me and my bro in law, we wanted sticks with virtua fighter on the front, amazing what you can learn on YouTube


(Cut the picture on the red one back to front without realizing, hence why its different to the other one, need to change lol)

 

Mostly stock TES+ except the screws (I stripped one so had to replace the lot), added a carbon fiber wrap, the removable Phreakmods Link shaft, and different balltop and 3 different buttons for PKG of course!

 

oh boy have my options expanded since the last time i posted in here...

 

This is the stick I use for VF
Hori RAP N3-SA
-Aki PS360+ pcb
-Kaze V3 Lever
- Sanwa OBSF buttons

 

Somebody know if in a hitbix you can press two opposite directions then must be enter in neutral(this happens in my razer panthera) and a third direction?. In the panthera stick this third direction is ignored you continue in neutral.

 

There are ways to do this yes. You can use programs with the brooks chip. Mine actually used to work this way but I actually don't like it defaulting to neutral, I want it to prefer the last input I hit. But you could get neutral if you wanted. High discouraged tho. Different games handle the inputs in strange ways.

 

in Brook PCBs, there is a terminal that you can short with a fuse to enable traditional SOCD control: if L + R are pushed, it yields neutral; if U + D are pushed, it yields U; if L + R + U/D are pushed, it yields U/D; if U + D + L/R are pushed, it yields U + L/R.

i hope that's what you mean. i wouldn't know how to enable it in the Razer Panthera. you may have to have a working knowledge of the PCB and wiring and install an SOCD cleaner.

 

yeah in VF it's kinda weird to make SOCD inputs neutral. in games like Tekken, it makes advanced movement a LOT easier, though. specifically Korean Back Dash (literally just hold b and tap f n f n d n and repeat) and wave dashing (tap f n d df f n and repeat).