
Super PiBoy 64 Retropie
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It appears that you have designed a custom gaming console case for a Raspberry Pi 3B, specifically for the Cupcade project. The case is designed to fit a small printer and includes various modifications and customizations. Here are some key points from your instructions: 1. **Design**: The case measures 106x98mm in size and has a height of 26.5mm. 2. **Printing**: You hope that the design can be printed on your printer, suggesting that you have designed it to fit within the capabilities of your printer. 3. **Software Installation**: You use RetroPie version 4.1 for the Raspberry Pi 3B and recommend using the Adafruit tutorial as a reference for installation. 4. **Wiring**: You wire the C buttons, Load/Save state button, and joystick click button directly to the GPIO pins on the Raspberry Pi 3B or use an alternative method with the Adafruit way for pin connections. 5. **Screen Wiring**: You solder wires to the screen and powerboost, leaving room for other connections. 6. **Hot Glue**: Hot glue is used extensively throughout the build process to secure various components, including the screen, buttons, battery, and PCBs. 7. **Files to Change**: You need to replace certain files on the Raspberry Pi using a FTP client like Filezilla, such as "retrogame.cfg," "retroarch.cfg," "InputAutoCfg.ini," and "mupen64plus.cfg." 8. **SSH Commands**: You use SSH commands like Putty to edit files like "carbon.xml" and change the font size for menu text in Retropie. 9. **Components Used**: Your build uses various components, including a cheap car screen, SNES Gamepad, Power boost 1000C, battery, Cupcade PCB, joystick, and more. Some potential issues or areas for improvement: * The instructions could be clarified in some sections, such as the wiring process. * Some steps require specific software or tools, which may not be readily available to all users. * There is a mention of an issue with mapping GPIO buttons for the Dreamcast, which is left unresolved. Overall, your custom gaming console case design appears well-documented and includes various creative modifications and customizations.
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