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| Nephasth:
--- Quote from: DarthMarino on July 08, 2012, 04:13:12 pm ---I put together some comprehensive videos for people who are on the fence about getting a gun for their setup and aren't really sure what games will work. I will probably add some PC games in the future but I need to do some more research on those. --- End quote --- The past couple of weeks I've been really considering picking up a couple Aimtraks. Thanks for the videos! |
| BadMouth:
Anyone have IR guns calibrated well enough to get rid of the on-screen crosshairs? |
| RamjetR:
--- Quote from: BadMouth on July 09, 2012, 11:03:26 am ---Anyone have IR guns calibrated well enough to get rid of the on-screen crosshairs? --- End quote --- I haven't original arcades calibrated enough for that lol.... Actually I was thinking the same thing however. The calibration surely depends on the calibration setup in windows + the calibration in the ROM + the distance you stand from the screen being stationary and constant each time you play? I'm sure IR guns will be especially susceptible to movement towards and farther from the screen effecting accuracy and sensitivity. I know the Wiimotes especially display this issue. You'd almost need a Tripod to setup the gun at the right height/arm length at your shooting point to be held perfectly still during calibration. I'm keen to get a gun setup now after watching all those videos lol |
| BadMouth:
--- Quote from: RamjetR on July 09, 2012, 08:43:28 pm --- --- Quote from: BadMouth on July 09, 2012, 11:03:26 am ---Anyone have IR guns calibrated well enough to get rid of the on-screen crosshairs? --- End quote --- I haven't original arcades calibrated enough for that lol.... Actually I was thinking the same thing however. The calibration surely depends on the calibration setup in windows + the calibration in the ROM + the distance you stand from the screen being stationary and constant each time you play? I'm sure IR guns will be especially susceptible to movement towards and farther from the screen effecting accuracy and sensitivity. I know the Wiimotes especially display this issue. You'd almost need a Tripod to setup the gun at the right height/arm length at your shooting point to be held perfectly still during calibration. I'm keen to get a gun setup now after watching all those videos lol --- End quote --- I have an Aim-Trak in a happ recoil shell that I tinker with ocassionally. I've never been able to get it calibrated well enough to only use the gun sights, but I haven't invested a whole lot of time in it. The upper corners of the screen give me problems. I'm sure that points to a certain thing needing tweaked, but I'd like to know that someone else has it dialed in. I decided to try the wii guns in the new cab instead of it because they are wireless (and look cool). If they don't work out, I won't have to modify or remove anything from the cab except for the IR LED bar. I've just accepted that I will have to use on-screen sights when it comes to an LCD screen. The plan is to modify the crosshair images so they appear as laser dots. They should be here toward the end of next week if they're not held up in customs for looking like real guns. :lol :-\ |
| DarthMarino:
Ok, I've finished all my AimTrak videos. I will eventually make videos like this for Spinner and Trackball games. |
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