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| NoOne=NBA=:
The screen draws backwards in a mirrored setup, so it throws off the X-axis aiming. When you aim high left, it shoots high right. |
| beauds:
there is always the ROR3 ULGI interface, but as far as I know, no one has wanted to spend the money on it. i talked with them a little bit and they said that they wanted to make them work like the ACT labs guns. still a little spendy http://www.r0r3.com/productsusbopticalgun.htm |
| MajorLag:
--- Quote from: NoOne=NBA= on May 09, 2005, 12:36:10 am ---The screen draws backwards in a mirrored setup, so it throws off the X-axis aiming. When you aim high left, it shoots high right. --- End quote --- Yeah, that makes sense. I stand corrected. |
| Joystick Jerk:
I was just about to ask if any companies had developed interface boards for standard arcade light-guns. I'm surprised more companies like Ultimarc haven't designed some sort of an interface board for Happs arcade light-guns. If they could make an affordable solution that would work with a Mame setup, they'd make a killing as I'm sure just about every DIY arcade fan would buy one instead of the increasingly rare and expensive Act-Labs gun setup. |
| brandon:
--- Quote from: NoOne=NBA= on May 09, 2005, 12:36:10 am ---The screen draws backwards in a mirrored setup, so it throws off the X-axis aiming. When you aim high left, it shoots high right. --- End quote --- hmm.. I dont have actlabs guns but I just tested this with my Ps2 guncon and I was able to play Time Crisis 3 in the mirror just fine. |
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