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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: MamedInCanada on February 26, 2013, 04:01:44 am
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I've seen control panels with one or two buttons on each side. From my research, these are used for pinball games mostly. Is that right?
So there's four buttons, but 5 actions: left paddle, right paddle, tilt left, tilt right, and TILT.
What would be the key codes for these 5 actions?
Can I wire these to an iPAC2? I only have 1A,1B,2A,2B still open, which can be programmed, but 5 actions.
Or do I wire them to existing keycodes/buttons used?
Confused :dizzy:
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Pretty simple to achieve, I have wired up Left/Right Tilt and Paddle buttons on my CP.
Simply wire the buttons in to existing buttons on your IPAC2 so P1 button1 = Left Paddle, P1 Button2 = Right Paddle etc. I then re-define the key strokes in Future Pinball.
As yet I dont have a Centre Tilt but may install a PlumbBob or another button for that.
Hope this helps.
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Pretty simple to achieve, I have wired up Left/Right Tilt and Paddle buttons on my CP.
Simply wire the buttons in to existing buttons on your IPAC2 so P1 button1 = Left Paddle, P1 Button2 = Right Paddle etc. I then re-define the key strokes in Future Pinball.
As yet I dont have a Centre Tilt but may install a PlumbBob or another button for that.
Hope this helps.
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I've seen control panels with one or two buttons on each side. From my research, these are used for pinball games mostly. Is that right?
So there's four buttons, but 5 actions: left paddle, right paddle, tilt left, tilt right, and TILT.
What would be the key codes for these 5 actions?
Can I wire these to an iPAC2? I only have 1A,1B,2A,2B still open, which can be programmed, but 5 actions.
Or do I wire them to existing keycodes/buttons used?
Confused :dizzy:
Read this (http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,130438.msg1334733.html#msg1334733) and see how you can easily cover the pinball functions.
BTW, The terms are left/right flipper and left/right/up nudge.
Nudge moves the ball.
If you nudge too much, the game tilts -- scoring stops and play ends.
For more reading on the subject, search "flipper" and username "PL1". ;D
Scott