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This is accurate, but instead of saying it's "legal" it's more like, users of these devices can apply for their device of choice to be permitted by TOs. It's a subtle but important distinction imo. People can't just show up with random arduinos and expect that to be ok.

can I have arduino that gives me perfect angles (smashbox ones) and dashback?

angles: it's meant to be the restricted range listed in C.7.1.2 but I see that Arduinos circumvent that and will update the wording. dashback: yes Arduinos need to be outside of the controller

What about Modifier button that guarantees down-diagonal press on a control stick will trigger shield drop Modifier button that guarantees diagonal press on a control stick will output a 23/67 degree angle Arduino that guarantees x=1.0 output on x>.95,y<.3 control stick press

You already need to be manually inputting the relevant zone to comply with the rules. At that point, a modifier is the same as the what box controllers do (so, yes the first 2 would potentially be permitted). Guaranteeing a 1.0 cardinal is also potentially compliant.

Right ok. Just confirming because C.5.2 states that modifiers are only legal on ATD inputs, not analog inputs from a control stick. "Modifiers, or combinations of Modifiers, may only change the magnitude of ATD Inputs that correspond to Analog Inputs..."

Actually I was wrong on the above. You are right that the rules say modifiers are only permitted with ATD Inputs.

So no dashback??