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| tommyinajar:
Hiya, Looking to mount some Uzi's >:D for a Mame removable panel. I've got the Act light guns here but was looking for the arcade feedback on the MOUNTED steel type gun. I don't care what games gun, just a metal uzi or assault type gun. Best choice to splice in, gut what have you. |
| tommyinajar:
Operation Thunderbolt - Operation wolf- or? I think those you have to gut right? Silent scope3 had an IR gun, not 1 or 2, right? IDK how hard a IR gun from an arcade game would be to get to work. I cant find a lot on google. |
| PL1:
--- Quote from: tommyinajar on February 02, 2021, 08:06:34 pm ---Operation Thunderbolt 3 had an IR gun, not 1 or 2, right? --- End quote --- Operation Wolf (first in the series) had a lightgun, not an IR gun. - Probably a bad candidate for MAME -- not sure if anyone has got a setup like this working. :dunno - IIRC the solenoid is really rough on the gun, especially the sensor. Operation Thunderbolt (second in series) and Operation Wolf 3 (third in series) used positional guns with potentiometers. ;D - Good candidates for MAME. - Positional guns work the same as an analog joystick. - Text in the KLOV Operation Thunderbolt entry (apparently copy-pasted from the Operation Wolf entry) wrongly implies that Operation Thunderbolt used a lightgun sensor. -- You can see the X-axis and Y-axis pots on pages 14-24 of the manual here so it definitely used a positional gun. - Once you get the correct X/Y/Z/ZRO-axis mount position relative to the screen, calibrate the guns in Windows, and calibrate the guns in the game, you should be good to go. --- Quote from: tommyinajar on February 02, 2021, 08:06:34 pm ---IDK how hard a IR gun from an arcade game would be to get to work. I cant find a lot on google. --- End quote --- Some Sega games used IR LEDs around the bezel and an IR sensor. Zebra managed to get one of those guns working here, but you may want to consider this before trying that approach. --- Quote from: Zebra on December 21, 2019, 08:25:52 pm ---It's not an economical option in time or money . Expect to pay around $500 for a working set of all the parts you need. --- End quote --- Scott |
| tommyinajar:
Good info, thank you! How about getting the recoil to work in Mame, You don't have a link to a build up do you? |
| tommyinajar:
I found a few that I didn't see before somehow, but nadda on force feedback, wasn't there like an analog mame way back when,for doing outrun wheel and such? I'm forgetting the name. http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=131119.0 |
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