[Remix] Notched DualSense Controller Faceplate
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An altered version of Xile6's faceplate (with permission) that makes the analog sticks like a GameCube controller.
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- Printables
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- Video Games
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
This remix was posted with authorization from the creator of the original scan, Xile6.
If you would like a much higher-quality scan of the DualSense faceplate (this mod uses 5% of the original's polygons) that doesn't use any notches, visit Xile6's Cults3D page:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/dual-sense-face-plate-ps5
Also, check out Xile6's models here on Printables:
https://www.printables.com/@Xile6
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The purpose of this remix is to provide a more GameCube-like feel to the PS5 controller. Similar to my Xbox One controller faceplate mod, the 8 notches add an extra layer of certainty to moving around the cardinal directions and diagonals. I personally find this layout more comfortable for playing platform fighters like Smash Bros or Rivals of Aether. Since the DualSense is now my go-to controller (and the Xbox One version I edited is slightly misaligned), I really wanted to apply the concept to the controller I use the most.
Notched Xbox One Controller Faceplate:
https://www.printables.com/model/264572-notched-xbox-one-controller-faceplate
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Printing Tips:
- Use PETG. This model is very thin and needs all the strength it can get.
- Use 100% infill.
- Use a low-layer height and slow printing speed.
- You can print the model upside down (shown in the original) or right-side-up (how I printed the remix), just be very careful while removing all the supports. I imagine SLA printing would be perfect for something this delicate.