(TUT) How to AUTOFIRE ANY BUTTON!

[no limit legacy]

Im sure most of you know how to make an autofire controller to shoot faster, but what if you need any other button autofired? A, B, X, Y? Well here are the solder points for those buttons.



That is the ENTIRE controller layout, today we will look at sections 1 and 2.


To Autofire the "A" Button you will need to solder these 2 points to each end of your switch.



To Autofire "B" "X" OR "Y" they will all have 1 common point beside their own.
So Simply Solder "B" "X" OR "Y" to 1 end of the switch and the point "C" to the other.

[HLG]

Hey, can you post what kind of wire and switch you use?

[ganjajesse]

good post add more info thou plz

[jimlfixit]

that looks lit a tact switch and kynar wire 30AWG

[Pieceman]

Quote: Originally Posted by HLG

Hey, can you post what kind of wire and switch you use?

Any 2-pole button switch that will fit.
For the wire you can use anything between 22-30 gauge.

[loph12]

This looks sweet. I've tried just touching wire to the points and it works but i can't solder the wires to the points. they just come right off.

[L0pzana]

Quote: Originally Posted by loph12

This looks sweet. I've tried just touching wire to the points and it works but i can't solder the wires to the points. they just come right off.

try using a little bit more solder or some slightly thinner wire....

[loph12]

I'm using 30AWG kynar wire and quite a bit of solder, but it just won't stick D:

[UnderOATH]

Sweet, I've been wanting to make a autofire controller like this for a while, any chance of making a video TUT on how to do all 4 buttons? I'm a little new to this.

[c0dak]

Quote: Originally Posted by loph12

I'm using 30AWG kynar wire and quite a bit of solder, but it just won't stick D:

That was my problem when i tried to do it..

And hey bud you should probably post the source from where you copied this from..

[Pieceman]

Quote: Originally Posted by loph12

I'm using 30AWG kynar wire and quite a bit of solder, but it just won't stick D:

Quote: Originally Posted by c0dak

That was my problem when i tried to do it..

And hey bud you should probably post the source from where you copied this from..

Look at the type of solder you guys are using. Does it say "Rosin-core"? If not you need to use flux with it. However, if you are using rosin-core, try and rough up the terminal you are soldering to. Sometimes they put a chrome coating on the terminals and there is no way you are going to get solder to soak into chrome. You can try using a wire brush to do that.

[loph12]

Ya I got Rosin-core... I had to scratch off some of the green protective coating to get to the copper and solder to that... much easier than trying to solder to a small hole.

[UnderOATH]

I'm a little confused and really wanting to try this, if I wanted to mod x,y,a, and b would I just solder all 4 wires to one side of the switch, and then c to one side of the switch also? I've never made a modded controller, only bought one.

[sin 5050]

So what do you mean? If you want an auto fire y button... its too difficult to solder on this side of the controller, the best two points are on the other side. But if i want it to rapidfire I get those two points to touch WHAT??? What is the third point the two points need to contact?

[Chef RAMSEY]

whats point of auto fire < surely rapid preferable. unless you have aimbot software ?

how does this work , target appears it shoots , target dies and auto turns off ???

if not seems a waste of ammo dudes :o)

i done the xcm's and the kits off the ebay , all have their moments of usefullness

[iwanttheagrocrag]

Quote:

Ya I got Rosin-core... I had to scratch off some of the green protective coating to get to the copper and solder to that... much easier than trying to solder to a small hole.

Lmfao, he figured out to scratch off the "green proctective cotaing" to get good contacts for soldering.

[loph12]

Quote: Originally Posted by iwanttheagrocrag

Quote: Originally Posted by loph12

Ya I got Rosin-core... I had to scratch off some of the green protective coating to get to the copper and solder to that... much easier than trying to solder to a small hole.

Lmfao, he figured out to scratch off the "green proctective cotaing" to get good contacts for soldering.

That's what I said, isn't it?

[Pieceman]

Quote: Originally Posted by iwanttheagrocrag

Lmfao, he figured out to scratch off the "green proctective cotaing" to get good contacts for soldering.

Yeah, I really don't see the point of this post.