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| ahofle:
--- Quote from: Chris on September 20, 2006, 12:46:21 am --- --- Quote from: max8061 on September 19, 2006, 05:51:34 pm --- --- Quote from: Chris on September 19, 2006, 03:30:24 pm ---An Ultimarc 360 or a GPWiz-49 with an appropriate digital restriction map and an added trigger would be a good solution... --- End quote --- This might be a dumb question, but how would add a trigger to a 360? --- End quote --- It's not a dumb question; it's one I'm trying to figure out a solution to. Right now I'm thinking of a clamp-on grip, or perhaps one that slides over with foam rubber inside (like a bicycle handlebart grip) to keep it from moving. As far as the trigger, the easiest but less clean solution is to have a tiny headphone-style jack on the control panel to plug it into; the better answer is a remote transmitter like one for a car, but I don't know if that would cycle fast enough for a game like Tron. --- End quote --- I thought all we really needed was a hallow shaft for either the 49-way or ultimate 360 sticks and a tank/trigger grip (like the repros Fozzy is working on) to somehow fit over it? |
| Chris:
Yeah, but in the meantime I'm trying to come up with a simple "add-on" for those like me who don't want Tron-style trigger sticks all the time (can you imagine playing Pengo or Pac-Man with one?). --Chris |
| sol:
:)What about a Happ Top Fire stick for the four way? |
| RayB:
Does the shaft of a Wico handle fit in a P360? Does the shaft of a Super for that matter? If yes to either question, then why not go for this: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=20914.0 (yeah Im all out, but if I can make one, you can make one! ) |
| teef two:
To sum up once and for all how the eight way is hit with the four way restrictor, here's the explanation. The tron joystick, and I have one at home so double checked this morning, has a huge red rubber grommet/washer thing on the bottom that enables both leaf switches to be pushed together when moving towards the, albeit limited, diagonals. |
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