retropie n64 3d models

... about your experiences down in the comments! Currently supported cart types: SNES (PAL), SNES (NTSC), N64, Gameboy/GBA, DS/3DS, NES SNES NTSC version possible thanks to testing by blackbird68 NES version possible thanks to testing by McSwindler

... Currently supported cart types include SNES (PAL), SNES (NTSC), N64, Gameboy/GBA, DS/3DS, and NES. SNES NTSC functionality is possible thanks to blackbird68's testing efforts, while NES support was made possible by McSwindler's contributions.

Since I found nothing suitable, I made my own cable protector for different video game controllers like, Gamecube, N64, PS2 or Wii. It should fit other controller cables as well.You can use a cable tie to make sure the protector stays in placeThere...

Here is the rewritten text: A great reason to consider a Raspberry Pi 2 or B+ for the RetroPie project.http://blog.petrockblock.com/retropie/ Check out this video on how to customize the lid with your own text in...

sudo nano /etc/rc.local Add the following to the file before the line exit 0 sudo python /home/pi/scripts/shutdown.py & Ctrl + O to save the file Ctrl + x to exit the text editor reboot your pi with the following: sudo reboot now 12) Add your Roms...

It is made for retropie case. . So I want to make case to look like a consol, biger that Gamecube You can see in backgroung. I think i done it to fat and little slimer ghost would look much better but it is the first one i really strugled to make...

It's designed for use with Retropie. I wanted to create a console-style case, bigger than the Gamecube seen in the background. I think I made it too fat and a smaller slimer ghost would look better, but this was my first attempt at fitting all the...

It's designed for retropie case and takes its cue from the classic console. The goal was to create a case that looks like a big game console, similar to the Gamecube visible in the background. However, I think I made it a bit too bulky, and a slimmer...

This is a remix of UpperpeninsulaPlastics design. I printed it before I realized it was for a Pi 3 :-P I went ahead and changed the bottom design to fit a Pi 4. I added a small vent as well for air as Pi 4's tend to generate more heat. I'd...

This project is for a Raspberry Pi 4b+ housed within a C64C case, inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4413053. I'd like to extend my gratitude to PitMan from Berlin for providing the case. Here's an overview of the parts used in this...

Another Arcade Bartop! This time one in Vertical mode... My previous Bartop: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441100 All materials are almost the same. The LCD that i use this time: ...

Another Arcade Bartop! This time one in Vertical mode... My previous Bartop: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441100 All materials are almost the same. The LCD that i use this time: ...

I revamped the PiStation model to work seamlessly with the hardware I had on hand, and since this was a gift for a friend, I also incorporated a relief of his logo right in the center of the faceplate. You can personalize the faceplate however you...

I've remixed the design to accommodate 30mm arcade buttons and 24mm player/coin buttons, which I already have on hand. I've adjusted both lids to fit these button sizes perfectly. All other files are available on the original "thing". ... Check out...

Here's an updated design with a sliced version tailored for smaller build plate printers, making it more convenient to use. Huge thanks go out to the original creator over at Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2795607. ...I'll be posting...

I'm just going to give it a quick remix to add some ventilation before printing this case for my Raspberry Pi.

I'm working on a Raspberry Pi 4b+ housed in a Commodore 64 case. I've taken measurements from Von_Bednar's great work, specifically Thing:3691730, but I needed additional parts and USB-C for powering the Pi. My Part3 was inspired by smh's design,...

This is an additional feature for the stackable Raspberry Pi case. ...It features an 8-bit design of the RPi logo, accompanied by ventilation holes on both the top and bottom sections, replacing the original parts accordingly.

A simple LED visibility hack for the Pi Zero. This modification lets you see if your Pi is powered on without adding an extra LED wire. Just drill a hole above the D-pad, break off the post with needle nose pliers and then drill from the top using...

That modified Pocket Pi Girl has undergone significant transformations since its inception. The updated version incorporates a few key modifications, including: Raspberry Pi Zero - a versatile miniature computer that serves as the brain of the...

Due to Amazon's new listing of replacing the 2, 24mm buttons, with all 28mm buttons, I remixed the lid to change the 2, 24mm, into 28mm holes to accept all buttons in this kit: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JFXQSM5

I wanted to build on the great work done by Mediaman2000, but I needed a LAN socket. So, I decided to create my own variation using some parts from his design and adding some of my own. ... Here are the components I used: HDMI corner: This is where the...

Use a color swap for the line work to add contrast or simply color the lines with a marker or paint pen (I find a Sharpie works well).The frame that allows the picture to hang on a wall or stand on a desk / shelf. Just snap the picture in.A thin...

<p>I don't own a Raspberry Pi 4 so I am waiting on feedback from you guys.&nbsp;</p><p>This model is slightly improved from the Rpi 2 / 3 version as there is now a slot for a fan, removable cartridge and pre-drilled hole for LED in the...

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1079388 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1079388

Commissioned in January 2020, I set out to create a low poly rendition of the original dragon character, one specifically designed for seamless integration into a Super Mario 64 rom hack. ...The challenge was clear: distill the essence of this iconic...

Customizable Smash 64 Logo Design. The current version is divided into two STL files, one requiring color swaps during printing (for the Smash word) and the other featuring the Super Bros design alone. By gluing these prints together, a complete logo...

<p>Printable logo for Smash 64. It's currently split into two STLs, one with color swaps required mid-print (for the Smash word). The other is just the "Super Bros" and I glued those to the first print. I'm sure this could be set up better for a...

I had no choice but to fabricate my own removal device since I lacked access to the necessary tool for extracting the expansion pak. ...Consequently, I opted not to employ the makeshift method of utilizing a butter knife, which made me feel uneasy.