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| Zebra:
There is no light gun that has "blow back" as a recoil mechanism.Blow back is a firearms term that describes how some semi and full auto rifles cycle and chamber a round. Airgun manufacturer like Cybergun (who made a few light guns too) use "blow-back" as a term to describe their models with simulated recoil. It doesn't describe to the type of recoil mechanism (which could be gas, motor or solenoid). The 3rd option for recoil is a to use a motor (like the one used on Operation Wolf). I think this is the best option for full auto as they deliver continuous cycling without additional components or software. I'd be ok with either a solenoid or a motor for recoil (if done well). I don't consider vibrating ones to be real recoil. I would definately not buy any new light gun that did not have recoil, no matter what. If I don't get the arcade experience, I prefer not to play gun games at all. I'm a little tired of these half finished products that make you fit your own solenoid, find your own PSU etc. I want one that is ready to use out the box with everything you need included. |
| Titchgamer:
--- Quote from: Zebra on November 14, 2018, 09:24:10 pm ---There is no light gun that has "blow back" as a recoil mechanism.Blow back is a firearms term that describes how some semi and full auto rifles cycle and chamber a round. Airgun manufacturer like Cybergun (who made a few light guns too) use "blow-back" as a term to describe their models with simulated recoil. It doesn't describe to the type of recoil mechanism (which could be gas, motor or solenoid). The 3rd option for recoil is a to use a motor (like the one used on Operation Wolf). I think this is the best option for full auto as they deliver continuous cycling without additional components or software. I'd be ok with either a solenoid or a motor for recoil (if done well). I don't consider vibrating ones to be real recoil. I would definately not buy any new light gun that did not have recoil, no matter what. If I don't get the arcade experience, I prefer not to play gun games at all. I'm a little tired of these half finished products that make you fit your own solenoid, find your own PSU etc. I want one that is ready to use out the box with everything you need included. --- End quote --- And yet you know exactly the type of recoil even though it doesn’t exist lol Obviously a light gun cant use the gas pressure to cycle the slide which does nothing at all.... However, Personally I would prefer a quality gun that tracks perfectly over one that has recoil and doesn’t. Not all arcade gun games had recoil, Infact there are prob more that dont than do. |
| baritonomarchetto:
A recoil is a second order feature ATM. When a good tracking method will be studied and implemented it will gain first order. This is something a prototipe with commercial will should take into account. In my experience rumble is better than nothing and rise the driving experience to another level. It's not FF, but anyway... |
| marioxb:
--- Quote from: Titchgamer on November 15, 2018, 01:54:15 am --- --- Quote from: Zebra on November 14, 2018, 09:24:10 pm ---There is no light gun that has "blow back" as a recoil mechanism.Blow back is a firearms term that describes how some semi and full auto rifles cycle and chamber a round. Airgun manufacturer like Cybergun (who made a few light guns too) use "blow-back" as a term to describe their models with simulated recoil. It doesn't describe to the type of recoil mechanism (which could be gas, motor or solenoid). The 3rd option for recoil is a to use a motor (like the one used on Operation Wolf). I think this is the best option for full auto as they deliver continuous cycling without additional components or software. I'd be ok with either a solenoid or a motor for recoil (if done well). I don't consider vibrating ones to be real recoil. I would definately not buy any new light gun that did not have recoil, no matter what. If I don't get the arcade experience, I prefer not to play gun games at all. I'm a little tired of these half finished products that make you fit your own solenoid, find your own PSU etc. I want one that is ready to use out the box with everything you need included. --- End quote --- And yet you know exactly the type of recoil even though it doesn’t exist lol Obviously a light gun cant use the gas pressure to cycle the slide which does nothing at all.... However, Personally I would prefer a quality gun that tracks perfectly over one that has recoil and doesn’t. Not all arcade gun games had recoil, Infact there are prob more that dont than do. --- End quote --- That's true, my favorite light gun games are the ones that don't have recoil. Lethal Enforcers and the Nintendo Vs games. |
| Retro77:
I am very interested in this project too. I really want to add lightguns to my cab |
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