Raspberry Pi - Building an Arcade Fightstick / Joystick

This software doesn't look like Retropie.. what's that?

Will this work for ps4

there usb encoder works on a ps3 (sorry for the horrible english ) . Saludos desde Chile

it may sound weird, but can you plz provide photos of the PCB?

But work on per?

ps3

u know if your cat applies enough static electricity to that encoder u gotta buy a new one? its not that hard for them to do it

Yes but how you installed it to raspberry pi 2.
How you configure each button?
Should do a video on that

say you wanted led buttons... how would you go about that?

thanks for the tutorial!

I was wondering something. What if I connect my joystick to four of the ports that you usually connect the buttons? It should still work as the joystick direction is still just a button press.

What is this WTF panel layout? with random holes oO

what frontend /skin are you running

Hello and thanks for the video! One question: I want to build a Pi arcade using Zero Delay. However I want to create a two player control panel. I want to use two Zero Delays. Will the Pi recognize both ZD as player 1 and 2 after I plug the USBs into the Pi's inputs for usb? Will I have to do any programming? Thanks 👍

Thank you for the video it helped me visualize hooking up my raspberry pi to an arcade set up

will it work if I just hook it up to my pc?

Great video, where does the Arcade Game Controller USB Interface PCB Kit for PC you linked from amazon come into play? Or is that an alternative to the zero delay USB board?

Wobbly camera work, but an otherwise thorough video walk-thru of building a portable USB Arcade Fightstick. I will be referring back during my RetroPie build. Thanks for your work.

I have one of these encoders, and iPac and a KADE encoder.
I'm working on a Pi project and I'm unsure what option I should go with.
I want to make sure that MAME + the other emulators work.
Did you find this encoder works well? Does it work well with all emulators ?

thank you

for play i have to plug in the usb to raspberry, right? and the raspberry in a tv with hdmi

can I use those red/black wires for the joystick? or it has to be blue and white?

I love the part with the cat!

merci 👍
le chat ^^ 🐈

wil it work with a original xbox ?

meoooow LOL

THANK YOU VERY MUCH MISTER. I MAKE A ARCADE CABINET WITH YOUR HELP

Much easier to film and more professional if you have the camera mounted on a tripod.

Man I love the cat

hey how do you know where to plug in the buttons

if i have 2 sets will they work in my Barton arcade?

do you need ground wires?

Bonjour à toi !!! Je t'envois un message pour te remercier pour ton tutoriel. Sans cette vidéo je n'aurais pas pu terminer mon branchement du Joystick. Encore un grand merci

I've seen these encoders on ebay and they look pretty cheap. do you recommend them after having one for a long period of time?

Buddins

Great video.I am building my arcade cabinet with a pi 3 and was stuck with the wiring! But not anymore,I will use this as a reference when setting up the controls.I just have one question:How do figure out where to put the terminals into the encoder for the left,right,up and down on the joystick? I see you mentioned which buttons correspond with the terminal.I too have the same encoder but zero experience with electrics.
But very informative video man!
Thanks

I'm really not sure why you didn't use a template for the button placement. Just drilling holes by intuition seems like it would be inviting disaster.

Woof woof

thanks so much!

Hey there, great vid. Do you have a wiring plan for the encoder at all or could you point me in the right direction as to where i can find one? thanks :)

Thank you for this. I would have liked to see the rest of the layout that you skipped over but with frame by frame stop action I was able to trace a few wires and figure out a pattern and hooked up the panel just right and am playing my new bartop arcade machine perfectly. (Wiring yes, Game play not so much) : )

Hello, does this pcb work on ps3 or PS4?

good job

Great subject but your camera is all over the place.  Got a little sea sick.

fat finger....

the cat found a better game 🤣

When he said I drilled a small little hole for the usb to come out lmao

I appreciate your video, but to me it appears that the buttons are just sitting there. I hope they don't fall out when the box is turned over. I have seen other buttons that have a collar to secure it to the mounting surface from the bottom upwards.

All new to me with the picture and controller. When I turn on the pi3 it goes into a button programming page with way more button options. How do you program just the 8 buttons and joystick and bypass the other 8 or 9 options on the screen