Just wondering, but wouldn't your curent code (for COD anyway) work for PS3 as well, with the swaping of the triggers? The only diference from 360 is that R1 (the top button) is shoot, and the same inversion is on the left side. some games use R2 for shoot though, so some code for that is needed as well. I'm not a coder, but thats what I think. Unless the voltage is reflected in the code, because PS3 runs on 3.7, and x-box runs on 3(?). I'm willing to test a chip in my sixaxis, it came with an original 60 gig system, so it's way out of waranty. If it works in mine, my brothers will probably let me at theirs, a different model sixaxis and a dualshok 3. Please tell me, will it wreck my board to touch a wire to power, and while a game is runing, touch it to other points to see if they are solder points? Because the buttons on the controller just let the power through to the required places right?
PS3 rapid fire
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eastoakland
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If you want rapid fire so bad get an xbox. Problem solved.
I think I'm going to go over to the forum of the guys you make Gran Turismo and give them reasons to make their game for the xbox.
I think I'm going to go over to the forum of the guys you make Gran Turismo and give them reasons to make their game for the xbox.
To answer one of the questions, I found most of the solder points from a lot of the posts over at xbox-scene.com They had some hi-res screenshots. A guy made the screenshots and theyn drew in all of the different solder points for all o fthe butotns.
You should be able to find them with a multimeter with the batteries removed, since the batteries are removed there should be no risk of electrical shock or damage.
This is of course assuming that the PS3 controller is more like the XBOX's 'common ground' controller, not a 'matrix' style controller.
You should be able to find them with a multimeter with the batteries removed, since the batteries are removed there should be no risk of electrical shock or damage.
This is of course assuming that the PS3 controller is more like the XBOX's 'common ground' controller, not a 'matrix' style controller.
Aha! Look what I found on that x-box scene: http://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?showtopic=648322 it has all the solder points for multiple boards. You need to scroll down past the first set of pictures, they are just the boards. Now, which buttons can your chip sense being pushed? That's all we need to figure out.
M1A1xVIKINGxFTW
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The reason I want a ps3 mod is because of the bacround of my sig :twisted: :lol:
o KxR Khaos o
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He used to have his M.A.G stats there. He had a .6x K/D Ratio :shock:Paul said:
M1A1xVIKINGxFTW
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No I had a mag bacround with bfbc stats....but thanks for telling me I suck as well :cry: :cry:o KxR Khaos o said:
o KxR Khaos o
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You don't suck, your just virtually challenged in BFBC, Were alike =P i have a .9 K/D in BFBC2.M1A1xVIKINGxFTW said:
