I kept the joystick, however, I still use the same 12mm tact caps that come with the original Game Hat.Ĭan you please confirm the size of soft tactiles you used? A link is also fine.
#Waveshare game hat image mod#
Here is a link to a case that I made after I did the mod of the soft tactile switches so you see what is possible. Replacing the joystick probably requires a little more work with the mounting and connection. Waveshare 15154 Game HAT (EN) Game HAT for Raspberry Pi, make your own game console. Replacing the buttons is relatively easy and has been done. Thank you all for the support and your time! I think the downside of the soft tactile buttons are the missing button covers (like the current shells of the game hat).Īnother component which I'd like to replace is the joystick because it is just too big (height) with a PSP 2-Axis analog thumb joystick (like this one here: ) - are these components compatible with each other? Zebra Zero for Raspberry Pi Zero & Zero Wireless - Laser Lime w Heatsinks.
#Waveshare game hat image install#
However, one thing which slighty dampens my happiness with the product are the A/B/Y/X/Start/Select buttons (they are pretty loud and clicky) - so I was thinking about replacing them with some kind of software tactile buttons (like the ones from adafruit: ).Īs Im pretty new to hardware-related work (being a software developer), Im curios if there are other ways or some recommended hardware for realising such a project - I'd love to install some kind of buttons like they were used in psx/xbox controllers (hard-shell buttons without clicking noises). Waveshare 1.3inch IPS LCD Display Hat Module 240x240 Pixels SPI Interface with Embedded Controller Compatible with Raspberry pi Zero/Zero w/Zero wh/2b/3b/3b+ Wide Viewing Angle. Ive been building stealthy/unusual gaming systems using various Raspberry Pi models and heres my the. As the title suggests, I got myself a Game HAT from waveshare - so far, Im really satisfied with the product and the easy installation process. Capturing an image using Raspberry Pi Camera V2.
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