nintendo d pad 3d models

This is a D-Pad for the new Nintendo Switch. It might not be much, but I've heard a lot of people complaining about it not having a D-pad, so I thought I'd make one. It's recommended to print this model with a flexible filament, but it might work...

This is a quick mock up of a Nintendo DS D-Pad to be used for wermy's MintyPi, however it could also be used as a replacement part.

I made replicated parts to fix my broken 3DS. ... There are some differences from the actual parts, but compatible without problems

This is a model to replace the stock Nintendo Switch Pro Controller D-Pad. Some pro controllers have problems with mis inputs on the DPad, this replacement DPad fixes that problem. Print with the DPad facing down, with supports. Use a small layer...

A simple d-pad replacement for nintendo switch pro controller. Designed to be printed in 2 parts and then to be glued together. If you decide to print as 1 part i recommend enabling supports with a 60° overhang angle. ...

The GCIDP is a replacement d-pad for the Gamecube controller, mimicking the independent d-pad as seen on Playstation controllers and thus allowing easier gaming. !! WARNING !! Doing this mod requires you to disassemble your controller, which will...

D-Pad for NS Joy-Cons. ...It might be a little hard to get on there but it will eventually fit.

A replacement D-Pad for the Nintendo Switch Pro controller. This remedies the chronic misinput issue with many first-party controllers. Depending on how your print comes out, it can provide a more tactile experience than the stock one, too. Inspired...

Functional D-Pad for Nintendo Switch Console. The part was originally made to be injection molded. It sold for about 6 months but I didn't have the money or advertising experience to continue with the project. 3D printers have come a long way in 3...

Edited version of the D pad from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2059932/ This is compatible with my silicon grip. ...I printed it with TPE (ninjaflex) for a better feel and to avoid ruining the buttons The UP arrow is marked with a dot.

... previous one without it bumping. the square base one is untested so far but is intended to make it easier to hit the cardinal directions as the leverage caused by having the pads be so far inward from the edges of the D-Pad made it difficult for me

Although it is now possible to play NES, Unfortunately Joy-con does not have a D-Pad. Playing retro games on analog sticks is not good... So I made a D-Pad that will snap into joy-con. It's removable so you can always return to normal Joy-con. ...

A tip as appreciation is welcome.  Online service of Nintendo switch has started!Although it is now possible to play NES,Unfortunately Joy-con does not have a D-Pad.Playing retro games on analog sticks is not good...So I made a D-Pad that...

Adaptacion del joycon de nintendo con pad en vez de botones. ATENCION: proceso no reversible. No es para pegar. Se recomienda encarecidamente utilizar herramientas adecuadas para el proceso. En caso contrario puedes romper el mando. ... Gracias a todos...

I broke my original 3ds circle pad so I made this one in fusion 360

This is the arrow pad of the Nintendo DS Lite.

Landing Pad - D-Rock

Experimental master system d-pad replacement.

Works best if printed upright and rotated 45 degrees like this -->(X). ... Print with 4 shell layers to insure the pivot point is solid. Feed back is much appreciated for i have not yet tested the D-pad on a official Nintendo controller. ...

This is the d-pad used on steam controllers and Xbox Elite Controllers.

... D-Pad using velcro, tape, glue, or whatever suits you. ...Please advise that excessive force on this joystick when attached to the XAC may cause damage to the D-Pad. ... I successfully printed this using a Formlabs SLA printer, and Preform software.

Pivot riser designed to prevent aftermarket d-pads(with flat pivots) from bottoming out in opposite directions and restores the genuine feel. Sits between the silicone and the PCB with no adhesive. ... Print in PETG, even layers is essential Available...

... with dedicated buttons for each direction. Instructions Take the controller apart and remove the d-pad assembly. Remove all the plastic from the inside the d-pad hole. ...The Thing will just drop in place and the controller can be reassembled.

A slightly shrunk version of the D-pad to stop it hitting the sides, also with the silly supports removed so you can use your own like a normal person

I don't know why that's the case, and ppl suggest to buy an old Gameboy Portable and take it's D-PAD as it seems to be a bit bigger. And yes, the D-PAD is quite loose and wobbly. Designing it in Fusion360 took a few minutes, and I printed it in...

after taking apart your controller, you should see that the d-pad is held in place by two screws and two clips. take out the screws and save them, use tweezers to undo the clips. the print should fit into the housing and you should be able to use...

This is a replacement screen bezel that snaps onto a PocketCHIP computer in order to add d-pad buttons. This makes it a lot easier to play your favorite PICO-8, NES, SNES, and many other games! This piece comes in two parts, and depending on your 3D...

4.24 - printed full plate on mono 6k in water wash clear resin+, D-pad left contact hit/miss 4.25 - fixed geoms in button contacts, union made lots of wonky faces resulting in about 50% success rate of left contact forming - testing soon [smooth OK...

This Arduino D-pad case was originally designed to be attached to the 3D printed linear actuator I shared on here. I've made modifications to the file so that anyone who wanted a general use case for their arduino + keypad/screen could get some use...

use 9 of the side buttons for 8 direction + pad click you can see around it here : https://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.googledrive.com%2Fhost%2F0B81HnTZjTpw6OHpQZHhsMWlRVUk%2Funtitled_VR.86.html&h=GAQEASKZg (clic and hold to look...