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[mvpsean]

Hey guys. Excellent site you have and thanks for all your hardwork. I have an interesting problem. I am trying to make a rapidfire controller to use with COD WAW. I have followed all the instructions, I have the matrix type, etc, etc. I decided that I would manually test this out before I started soldering and I ran into a problem. The gun will only rapidfire for the first time I shoot in any round online. Even more interesting, on automatic guns with large clips, it will make them fire fast for about 1 second and then the gun just slowly releases one bullet at a time. I cannot even release 1 bullet at a time with the gun with my own finger.

My only reasoning is that I have bad wiring? I bought new stuff though and it works the first time in every round, then I have to restart the round to get it to work the first time again.

Any ideas? Thanks.

[modded matt]

welcome to acidmods sean, there is nothing wrong with you work. the mod you have completed is working exactly as designed, its the game that has a problem, what is happening is a patch for the game released by treyarch to stop rapid fire controllers in WAW. you will notice that your resoults will be different in another game. the only way to use rapid fire in WAW is through precice timming and this must be done using a programed chip. 

[KRAY0N]

Whats a good rapid fire mod to use online?

[modded matt]

for cod4 the opensource code here will do a nice job.. for waw I have yet to see one LOL

[Ghost In Black]

If you play WaW mostly then the best you can do is basically not even bother making a mod. You have to set the fire rate really slow; you can probably pull faster with your finger.
If you want, you can take the time to learn C++ or Assembly and write your own code for CoW: WaW using a pic chip, but that takes time and practice.

[DeadlyInstinct]

just wanted to be clear - i have the matrix model:

[modded matt]

as long as you have the matrix controller that will work for cod4 with mid ranged battery life.

[mvpsean]

Thanks Matt, I figured it had something to do with the patch but I wanted to double check. Even though the patch screwed it up, it was pretty fun anyways. (First hardware mod)

[DaaaNkIzPr0]

I know I have the matrix style controller but I'm not sure if I have a resistor or not? Inside of the battery hole to the bottom left it says TP3. Am I in the clear or do I have the wrong controller for this?

[johnlib]

 
LOOK FELLAS, I have been reading the posts for a while now and it seems people are having problems and issues with wiring the momentary switch to the LED or the other "reds" on the board. Well I am going to tell you the easiest way to do it. DO NOT even mess with the LED or any other place on the board!  Follow these easy steps.
1) Go to radio shack and buy a momentary switch, and nothing else.
2) dismantle the controller that you would like to use
3) remove the right rumble (as you are looking at it as it is sitting on a table with the back up)
4) cut the wires off of the rumble
5) cut the plug off of the rumble wires
6) solder those wires on to the momentary switch
7) drill a hole where the rumble was, and mount the switch
8) take one of the wires from one side of the momentary switch, and solder to the middle prong on the trigger (just like everyone else does)
9) SOLDER THE OTHER WIRE FROM THE MOMENTARY SWITCH TO THE BOARD WHERE THE RED FROM THE RUMBLE PLUG GOES THROUGH THE BOARD! (if you solder it to the black side nothing will happen when you test it. It will shoot normal. No big deal remove solder and solder to the other prong.)
10) test
11) reassemble controller and enjoy.

If you want, you can just mail me some money as props! LOL


There you go its that simple and it will cost you a whopping......................... $2.00 !!!!!!

Hi Im Fairly new to this and i just had one question
9) SOLDER THE OTHER WIRE FROM THE MOMENTARY SWITCH TO THE BOARD WHERE THE RED FROM THE RUMBLE PLUG GOES THROUGH THE BOARD!
do i rip out the white thing that holds the rumble wires in place or do i solder the wire onto the little pin on the inside of that?
a picture could help i can't watch videos with this computer.
thank you

[modded matt]

just solder it to the red wire, or the top of the pin, I would not rip it out

[johnlib]

ahh i see after re reading the directions i now understand. thanks for clearing that up matt.
i will try this out once i find my soldering stuff.


edit: well this was my first attempt to solder anything. Its a semi-working. i have only had time to test it with a full battery and with that only my pistols will rapid fire but my primary guns fire at a slower rate. hopefully it works when the battery is a little drained.
im just glad i have learned to solder and it worked!

[Gamer224]

Does it only work on the tp3 controllers

[PspKicks316]

It only works on the old wireless controllers.

[modded matt]

as kicks stated, I dont know where the tp3 type came from, but thismod only works on MATRIX style controllers. look here to see if you have a matrix controller.
http://www.acidmods.com/forum/index.php?topic=24699.0

[deathshells]

... WIN! lol i tried using this, tis very useful and i certainly benefited from it... new of it loooong back but my soldering skills were bad then and it kept coming undone for some reason... just replaced e 4 led's in the ring of light on the controller... at 1.45 in the morning. god im so tired!  

[JustWerkIt]

Great mod. Now i feel stupid for spending $20 on supplies for the 555 rapid fire for my other controller

[GhoSt_Death]

don't worry your money is not wasted the 555 method is much better than this one, plus you can vary the fire rate.