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Changing LED Colour Without Changing LED (Controller) TUT
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1) Just disassemble your Xbox controller and remove the middle (X) button.
2) Once it is removed grab your favourite colour in nail polish, and make a light coating over the bottom of the button.
3) Give it a minute to dry and put it back in place and re assemble the controller.
4) If you want to check if you like the color just reassemble the circuit boards and put the back of the controller on, and put some batteries in so you can light it up.
5) If you don't like the colour or want to change it just use some nail polish remover and try again.
Thanks and REP will help but it's not necessary!
Here are some examples of people who did this:
Here is my controller. I am selling this so PM me if interested and I will provide proof.
Picture of LED was taken before I put controller together. I can make updated photos of LED tomorrow.
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Thanks iRep for the first 2 pictures!
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This is a sick idea!
Would try this but I would just brake the controller
Would try this but I would just brake the controller
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It's not that hard to do this. It's much easier than soldering and you can get some cool effects. This technique would be so good with custom LEDs.
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ITA wrote It's not that hard to do this. It's much easier than soldering and you can get some cool effects. This technique would be so good with custom LEDs.
I wanna try this , have you done this ?
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ITA wrote It's not that hard to do this. It's much easier than soldering and you can get some cool effects. This technique would be so good with custom LEDs.
I wanna try this, have you tried this ?
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iRep wroteITA wrote It's not that hard to do this. It's much easier than soldering and you can get some cool effects. This technique would be so good with custom LEDs.
I wanna try this, have you tried this ?
I have not tried this as I have a white sunset overdrive controller which can't be bought separately.
I will be doing this on a different controller at some point.
The green controller is the one my friend made.
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ITA wroteiRep wroteITA wrote It's not that hard to do this. It's much easier than soldering and you can get some cool effects. This technique would be so good with custom LEDs.
I wanna try this, have you tried this ?
I have not tried this as I have a white sunset overdrive controller which can't be bought separately.
I will be doing this on a different controller at some point.
The green controller is the one my friend made.
I wanna try this but i know I will mess up my controller
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I not really good with stuff like that would be nice if there was a tutorial
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iRep wrote I not really good with stuff like that would be nice if there was a tutorial
Watch a tutorial on how to take apart an xbox controller then just put a thin layer on the guide button. I saw a video and it's about 5 times harder to take an xbox one controller apart than an xbox 360 controller.
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ITA wroteiRep wrote I not really good with stuff like that would be nice if there was a tutorial
Watch a tutorial on how to take apart an xbox controller then just put a thin layer on the guide button. I saw a video and it's about 5 times harder to take an xbox one controller apart than an xbox 360 controller.
I gunna try it I will post a picture if it turns out well
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