03-27-2019, 11:08 AM
For the D-pad, I just removed the center part of the rubber (the little raised circle that the D-pad would stick into) I then cut some cardboard (cereal box type) in a circle the size of the D-pad and then cut a hole in the middle of it for the nub on the D-pad. This seems to give me a real good feel, you get a solid feedback in each direction with no mushiness and I've had zero issues with button presses (missed or extra ones). I've done this on my personal ones I've built and it always give a better feel than if I just leave it stock.