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| wakerlet:
Charlie, Just sent you an email. I can do this for you as long as we can define the exact requirements. Thanks, Todd |
| Lilwolf:
And do we get a free control panel? |
| zaphod:
--- Quote from: TalkingOctopus on June 04, 2004, 02:20:54 am --- It looks like he is building his own CNC Router and he wants to program it. --- End quote --- I agree with generic_eric. I bet he wants a flash controller designer, like Custom Arcade's, but a little grander. http://www.customarcades.com/granddaddy/black_black_black_controller.htm |
| Gamecab:
Hey Again, Sorry about the confusion, it sounded better in my head but it wasn't clear in the message. I have to remember to stay off this board when I am working on 3 hours of sleep ;D Anyway, here is what I am aiming for: I'm looking for someone who can develop on online Java or Shockwave applet for my website. The purpose of this applet is to allow the customer the ability to customize their control panel button and joystick hole placement before it is produced. When you click on this applet on the GameCab website you would be presented with a blank control panel top down view of the 2 Player Deluxe model. The all you need to do is simply drag and drop your buttons and joysticks to the desired locations on your control panel. When you are happy with your design and want to proceed in ordering the control panel you simply click a submit button. After the user clicks submit the Java/Shock applet would then generate a report with the X and Y coordinates in the form of a text file. Here is the fun part: I would then feed these coordinates into the CNC router and it would cut the button holes as requested from the X Y co-ordinate dump generated by the applet. Once the control panel top is completed, I would then attach it to the base of the control panel and ship it out to the customer. One example of what I am looking for is very close to the Interactive Control Panel Design shockwave applet http://www.move360media.com/mame/icpd/ICPD.htm. Although as stated above I would need the X and Y coordinate results of the customers creation to be exported to a text file. If you are interested in the creation of this applet you can feel free to contact me and we can talk about compensation for the app. Thanks Charlie |
| menace:
This sounds neat--just make sure that when they drag and drop they can snap to exact measurements if need be--i would be really mad if i drag and dropped but i was off by 1/4" in my buttons spacing and they looked all cock-eyed when the panel showed up--just a thought...maybe i'm too anal :-X |
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