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Maximus:
Huh, how did I miss this, okey dokey....
Nephasth:
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Couple of questions, Griff...
1) I noticed you've got your ground daisy chained to the NO terminals instead of the COM terminals (on this and LMPM). I know in this particular application, it doesn't really matter as long as you're consistant in your wiring... But is there a particular reason for this?
2) What happened to your LED lit dustwashers? I don't recall seeing/hearing much about them after you initially lit them up. It looks like there's some cut RGB wires coming out of that joystick base. They look just like they did when you installed the sticks. Did they just not get wired up?
darkSSide:
--- Quote from: Hambo3 on April 22, 2013, 02:35:32 pm ---Had a long think about mine to get the best coverage of all the game variations. Settled on this.
The 6 red buttons cover most games with the 2 blue ones doubling as left right movement for classic shooters like asteroids and galaxians giving the choice of button or stick for the purists.
The 2 blue plus the red next to it offer the 3 buttons required for track n field.
The blue nearest the stick being the defender thumb button for reverse.
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Galaxian and Asteroids? Man you forgot the most important finger space shooter.....PHOENIX!
By the way those 2 buttons look like they get in the way of the joysticks. Especially fighting games.
Sent from my DROID RAZR
Hambo3:
Ok, add Phoenix to the list ;)
Those buttons dont get in the way of the stick at all. You think i didnt spend 'weeks' planing this thing :)
For a left handed stick the buttons are spaced just right, although thats for me, im sure there are some weird and wonderfull joystick techniques out there that might disagree.
Maximus:
--- Quote from: Nephasth on April 23, 2013, 07:18:57 pm ---
Couple of questions, Griff...
1) I noticed you've got your ground daisy chained to the NO terminals instead of the COM terminals (on this and LMPM). I know in this particular application, it doesn't really matter as long as you're consistant in your wiring... But is there a particular reason for this?
2) What happened to your LED lit dustwashers? I don't recall seeing/hearing much about them after you initially lit them up. It looks like there's some cut RGB wires coming out of that joystick base. They look just like they did when you installed the sticks. Did they just not get wired up?
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1. - I had no idea what I was doing ;D
2. - I tried to wire them to 5v and then realized they were 12v, never did get around to wiring them to the 12v line. I actually plan on pulling the whole thing apart when I have time, doing the dustwashers and removing the tablet, but there's that word....time ::)