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My 750ti can play it reasonably at 1080p, I'm sure a 960 would make you very happy.

I think that is a fantastic idea! Slansickness made those slick pedals, and I'm waiting on some 3d printed parts to get my joystick together. You said that the multimeter was giving similar numbers to the code, so a different thumbstick sounds like a good idea. I'll see if I can get the code...

Holy shit, I just looked up where Portland is relative to the route that I may need to take from LA to Vancouver, and it's on the way(!!!!). I will beg my boss for that 40+ hour round trip just to stop at your bar. Oregon is nowhere near where I thought it was.

I am immune to your diplomacy.

How do you think the magnetoresistive sensors compare to hall effect sensors?

Very nice! How much did it cost overall?

Funding spreadsheet! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMAP0fg-AKScI3S3VjrDW3OaLO4zgBA1RSYoQOQoNSI/edit#gid=1694467207

From greheadedgamers update on the taurus capacity, the MAX looks like a very attractive smuggler, ~800 cargo units and huge engines! I can imagine it being a pretty sweet blockade runner.

Sorry for not replying earlier! ThumbState_t thumbSt; const bool DEBUG = false; // set to true to debug the raw values int xPin = A2; int yPin = A3; int xZero, yZero; int xValue, yValue; int deadzone = 5; // smaller values will be set to 0 void setup(){ pinMode(xPin, INPUT)...

I agree with RussianJ. Also, another reason to go with one 980 over two 970s is that when it comes time to upgrade, you can just add another 980 instead of ditching both 970s, and at that point there will probably be much better sli support.

I have not heard of anyone soldering to flex cable, but I know that it is possible to solder to traces on regular PCBs, so give it a try! Also, an alternative to unojoy/coding yourself would be MMJoy, its what I'm using for my project and it's got a really nice interface.

If the multimeter is showing the same thing that the software is, it is probably an issue with the thumbstick. I'm guessing the thumbstick has a pair of potentiometers in it, and from the picture in the link you posted it looks like there are 4 leads, is that right? How did you figure out which...

I'm up for being a gunner/crewman!

Do you have a multimeter handy so that you can check check what the voltages are? if it's anything like the xbox controller I'm using(and you've got it hooked up to 5V), it will be ~2.5V when the stick is centered, ~5V at one end and ~0V at the other. If it looks like that is reading right, then...

I joined them as an affiliate, seems like an easy way to get to know a guy who knows a guy.

Yes! I want to outfit a Taurus as a blockade runner(or maybe a member of the Hull series, they are supposed to be rather modular). The Phoenix has the little smugglers cubby, but I feel like you'd struggle to make such a small cargo area profitable. Of course, I have no idea how large the...

Smuggling sounds like fun, is anyone else interested?

I think smuggling sounds like a ton of fun. You pirates let me know if you need someone to help distribute your goods!

When I was looking for the site that I found the RC filter on, I found a site that has an RC filter with an op amp. I'm not sure what the op amp does to help, but I already have them, so I might as well use them. Thanks for the stuff about DACs, I'll keep that in mind if I can't get the filter...

I want to feed one arduino an analog input, because I want the controls to be based on the inputs of both sticks. The graph up there^ is what the 2nd arduino sees. I'm trying to filter it to get a clean voltage, I don't actually want the PWM signal, but I can't actually do analog out soooo