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compact hitbox controller if simple maintainable
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DIY Hit Box Arcade Controller
A low-cost, fully customizable arcade controller for fighting games, built around Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040) running GP2040-CE firmware.
Full Project & Source Files
GitHub: https://github.com/nitsuboy/hitbox-controller
(PCB, Fusion 360 source, STLs, BOM, build guide, firmware instructions)
What's Included
PCB — Complete EasyEDA project (schematic + layout + BOM)
Enclosure — Parametric Fusion 360 assembly + print-ready STLs (top, bottom, stand)
Firmware — GP2040-CE (web configurator, XInput/Switch/PS/keyboard modes, macros, SOCD cleaning)
Key Features
Low cost — Off-the-shelf parts
Maintainable — All parts replaceable, hotswap sockets for switches
Hackable — Add buttons, swap displays, redesign enclosure, port to other RP2040 boards
No supports needed — STLs print cleanly on standard FDM printers
Bill of Materials (Summary)
12× Hotswap sockets + switches + keycaps
1× Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040)
1× OLED 0.96" I2C (128×64)
3× 6×6 mm tactile pushbuttons
4× M4 bolts + M5 binding barrel nuts
Full BOM with links on GitHub
Build it: [GitHub Repository](https://github.com/nitsuboy/hitbox-controller) → See README.md for complete build guide, wiring, and firmware flashing instructions.