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Author Topic: Franken admin panel for MAME  (Read 15604 times)

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Re: Franken admin panel for MAME
« Reply #80 on: October 07, 2013, 09:07:10 pm »
first the frankenpanel dissing and now you're all on to crapping on swap panels.  Frankenstein CP, YotsuyaCadeCADE and I are getting a little peeved.   :angry:

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Re: Franken admin panel for MAME
« Reply #81 on: October 07, 2013, 09:08:21 pm »
BTW, TJC, yours and Paul Olson's are the best examples of switchable panels. But those are the exceptions, really, mainly because they're modular.
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Re: Franken admin panel for MAME
« Reply #82 on: October 08, 2013, 06:41:18 am »
BTW, TJC, yours and Paul Olson's are the best examples of switchable panels. But those are the exceptions, really, mainly because they're modular.

Link to Paul Olson's please?

Not seen the switchcade before, I like it.

Rotating screen is not something I've seriously considered so far, maybe that will be in markII, or maybe I'll have 1 vertical machine and 1 horizontal.
 

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Re: Franken admin panel for MAME
« Reply #83 on: October 08, 2013, 06:53:03 am »
Is the control panel a good height for a racing wheel? Should the pedal be permanent, or pulled out along with the panel?  Do I need separate panel for shmups and rotary games? Should I put a spinner with the trigger stick to play tron, or or double it up as a racing wheel? Can I split my analog inputs? Do I have enough clearance for my hand on a trackball panel, and If I angle the monitor for more hand clearance, will it be too angled to use lightguns? Etc, etc. Unfortunately, the way most people solve these questions is to just buy the goods upfront.

Good points here, when I get above 5 panels  I may start to appreciate some of these concerns a bit more  ;D

Although the panel attachment will be at a given height at the sides, there will be nothing underneath the central 90% of the control area. So if needed the steering wheel panel can sink down in the middle to get the appropriate height.

I think there will be a permanent pedal box. How many pedals do I need?

I haven't though about shooters, they don't work on PC monitors yet do they? Would love to play point blank again.
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