It works. It finally works. Development is not yet over but the software is almost done. I’ve got to re-think about the delays to make it work a little smoother, but that’s only to make things perfect. There is dual analog, home button, all the controlls, everything you can think of. The next thing is about some hardware, isn’t it? Mhm, another expensive part .

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…works. Well, the hook works. That offers me the ability to change EVERY recognized button value. Even if games have their own ctrl module, they HAVE to get the data from the syscon, and I can change the syscon’s data. Still the controller’s datas are not being recognized. I hope for a fix at the weekend.

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…bad for you! It turned out that I can’t get enough power from the PSPs SIO port. The good thing about that is, I don’t have to care about the power, you’ll need a battery anyways. And, that makes my board cheaper since the power boost is arount 5€, the voltage regulator only 0.50€. So, there’s one problem left with the hardware, that’s the cable. But hey, there’s a much bigger problem, the plugin!

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I built this perfekt, great looking camera stand of the best pieces of wood I could get. Ha, naah, actually it’s ugly and you can see it a little when making a video and it’s not very stable but it does it’s job:

Apart from that I got my plugin working in game mode, though there is some trouble with the sceCtrlReadBufferNegative/sceCtrlPeekBufferNegative functions. I’ll make another video as soon as I handled this, and then it’s only about making a nice looking board.

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Hook plugin basically works. Have to add analog sticks and the hooks needed for games. And of course clean up the code. Then it’s time to make a little board .

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