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Searched around on google and found some possible ideas but I want y'alls input. I am searching for some way to repeatedly press the A button on my 360 controller. I would plan on leaving it on overnight.
Option 1: Create a physical button pusher that would repeatedly press down on the button.
Option 2: Do something inside of the controller, such as adding a chip, which would simulate a button press. (The button wouldn't be physically pressed)
What do you guys think? Any ideas or tips on how to follow through with this project?
Thanks.
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How to make an auto-button pusher?
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r a v 4 g 3 
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Posted 26 April 2008 - 05:10 PM
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Posted 26 April 2008 - 05:22 PM
You can follow a tut i fixed on a rapid fire mod but instead of using a pushbutton like i did that is momentary use one that stays on (mine you push it and let go it stops like regular controller buttons) like a pushbutton switch .
Rapid fire xbox 360 controller tutorial - HaloBit
And than use this guide on this site to duplicate the a button
http://www.se7ensins...controller.html
I hope that helps you in some way, I know you can do it with these two tuts put togethor.
And make sure YOU READ ALL THE DIRECTIONS so you don't mess up a controller.
Rapid fire xbox 360 controller tutorial - HaloBit
And than use this guide on this site to duplicate the a button
http://www.se7ensins...controller.html
I hope that helps you in some way, I know you can do it with these two tuts put togethor.
And make sure YOU READ ALL THE DIRECTIONS so you don't mess up a controller.
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TerminatioN
Posted 26 April 2008 - 07:16 PM
Lol there is a super easy way.
Step 1: Tape your controller down somewhere.
Step 2: Get a small fan.
Step 3: Turn it on and get it on the right level so it just barely hits the "A" button". (Tip: Stick paper under it to get it just right)
Step 4: ???
Step 5: PROFIT!
Step 1: Tape your controller down somewhere.
Step 2: Get a small fan.
Step 3: Turn it on and get it on the right level so it just barely hits the "A" button". (Tip: Stick paper under it to get it just right)
Step 4: ???
Step 5: PROFIT!
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S y N I K a L
Posted 26 April 2008 - 08:19 PM
Most small fans run on batteries. Therefore youd need a lot of batteries, and they might run out in the middle of the night.
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TerminatioN
Posted 26 April 2008 - 09:21 PM
S y N I K a L said:
Most small fans run on batteries. Therefore youd need a lot of batteries, and they might run out in the middle of the night.
Ones with cords to plug into wall sockets are easily obtainable. Walmart ftw.
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Posted 27 April 2008 - 11:57 AM
TerminatioN said:
Lol there is a super easy way.
Step 1: Tape your controller down somewhere.
Step 2: Get a small fan.
Step 3: Turn it on and get it on the right level so it just barely hits the "A" button". (Tip: Stick paper under it to get it just right)
Step 4: ???
Step 5: PROFIT!
Step 1: Tape your controller down somewhere.
Step 2: Get a small fan.
Step 3: Turn it on and get it on the right level so it just barely hits the "A" button". (Tip: Stick paper under it to get it just right)
Step 4: ???
Step 5: PROFIT!
Are you talking about hand held fans like:?
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TerminatioN
Posted 27 April 2008 - 12:03 PM
r a v 4 g 3 said:
Are you talking about hand held fans like:?
No I was talking about something more like this: Walmart.com : 12INCH TABLE FAN : Patio Furniture
The metal guard surrounding the fan is easily removable.
Of course I'm sure you could find a smaller, cheaper one elsewhere.
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