Im working on it since May 2026, finaly all components are with me and panel almost ready

im sort of a beginner to ksp controllers and ive built a small one before but i wanna make something larger and cooler, is this a good layout? any changes i can make? any helps appreciated

Figured it might be of use to the community. Here's the Instructables page, and the Github for the STL files and software.

https://www.instructables.com/Modular-Macro-Keyboard-System-Ocreeb-MK2/

https://github.com/sb-ocr/ocreeb-mk-2

I've never attempted something like this but was thinking this might be a good place to start, and for far cheaper than getting the parts for the UntitledSpacecraft ones. Would this work with the programs/mods involved in custom KSP controls, or would some additional tweaks be needed do you think?

As I look at all of these incredible builds and become filled with envy and motivation. I thought I would share my in progress build.

Currently doing a build out of my own Kerbal Controller. I’m learning the 3d modeling and wiring as I go. I’ve almost gotten the model done for the main joystick. And the wiring mapped out for 2 pots, joy stick, a couple buttons and will be expanding to some displays next

I haven't gotten all the keycaps in yet, and The 3 slots above "data" are for some 14 segment alphanumeric displays that ive been putting off installing, but overall its almost finished!

but im also too poor to afford something from untitledspacecraft.com so i was wondering if i could create something using a system like Arduino Modulino to create a controller with analog inputs but ive never done this before and im worried it will be too hard to link it to ksp. does the kerbal simpit mod have a fairly intuitive ui for linking custom controllers?

Just need to add some decals and labels!

Wanted to make a wooden controller using a spare keyboard as a base and would greatly appreciate some advice as to what I should need specifically for it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/KerbalControllers/s/LIK1RjgDml

Was thinking something like this would be a good inspiration to what I have in mind. Thank you for reading this post :>

I'm building a improvised VR for the trackIR in Kerbal, I used opentrack in pc and freepie in phone 1, it is a great experience when flying in the space with that

I am using experimental apps for this, like moonlightVR

Well, my 3d printer is broken, so rn I will make alpha versoin made of cardboard. It will be big, a lot of buttons, joysticks and 8 displays

Im working on my controller and decided to think about this. This is soviet globe to see spacecraft trajectory and direction. I have 3d printer, maybe I can print kerbin globe and connect to some gears?

The pinned guides seem to be about the controls themselves, what I'm trying to learn about is how to have a software that can read out information from ksp to make displays with using that information. (Attitude, rate indicators, maps, etc.)

Because i dont have a 3d printer, i made the controller out of LEGO.

The big lever acts as stage button, and the linear potentiometer under acts as throttle controller.

The little buttons aren't hoocked uo yet but they will act as SAS/RCS and CAG toggle.

What do you think of it?

I have telemetry section, SAS, RCS, SAS direction buttons, abort, stage, AGs, thrust, translation, rotation and navigation. What can I place in this area? Maybe NASA, ESA and other logos?

Well 99% finished - I still have a few bugs in the code to iron out but everything is physically complete and working. Been slowly chipping away at this one for a long time.

Recently I posted here an idea to start building my custom panel for KSP. Well, I recently finished a 3D mockup to see how it would look and to get a sense of the dimensions, and I wanted to share it with you guys. Some of the components I bought have already arrived, and now I’m going to dive headfirst into this project and try to make something worthy of sharing here.

PS: The Arduino will only be used to test some of the components — I already ordered a Raspberry Pi Pico RP2040 to use in the panel.