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ablizno:

Surprised u dont like the tinted glass, also to fix your led problem did u try cutting wax paper and sticking them in the top of the buttons, it should even out the light and make it look nicer.

somunny:

You could also try lightly sanding the led surface with sandpaper or an emery board.  That worked for me.

Franco B:

Looking good!

I must say I prefer the look of the clear buttons to the Electric Ice ones, I cant say I have ever been a fan of them.

That CP looks sharp  8)

I take it you are not a Street Fighter fan?

Zobeid:


--- Quote from: ablizno on May 16, 2008, 11:58:04 pm ---Surprised u dont like the tinted glass, also to fix your led problem did u try cutting wax paper and sticking them in the top of the buttons, it should even out the light and make it look nicer.

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I haven't given up on the tinted glass yet.  Last night I adjusted the brightness and contrast settings of the video card, using the Nvidia control panel.  It actually shows a tiny TV test pattern which is extremely helpful if you know how to read it.  I also put in some adjustments in "vector.ini" to brighten up the vector games, and I'm much happier with the look now.

I already have diffuser discs (from GroovyGameGear) in the buttons, they help.  Since tuning down the brightness I think the buttons will be okay.



Zobeid:


--- Quote from: Franco B on May 17, 2008, 01:40:54 am ---I take it you are not a Street Fighter fan?

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You are correct.  I designed it to be hostile to that game.  So if somebody comes in and wants to play Street Fighter, I have an excuse not to.  "Sorry, don't have the controls for it.  How about a nice two-player game of Joust?  Rip Off?  Gauntlet?  Alien Syndrome?  Raiden?  Wizard of Wor?"



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