Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: Nianticcardplayer on December 03, 2013, 05:23:48 pm
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Good Afternoon All;
While it seems like forever I have been attempting to build a cabinet I am currently on try number 3 (I am a horrible wood worker) to pass the time I had purchased an X-Arcade Controller quite some time ago. Moving on to my current dilema
This ast weekend I downloaded Super Model 3 and located star wars trilogy....After going through the readme I get the game to load and it's actually fairly playable but a little laggy...I can only use the mouse right now and have been reading until my eyes bleed on how to get the configuration to work....
I have done the following by typing from the command line supermodel -config-inputs and get another box to open and it is completely empty and whatever I do nothing changes. I have searched here and over at the supermodel forum, and read until my eyes have bleed and it's making no sense, and all I can find is a file for the tank stik...my controller is much older....and I would like to do this myself so when I get a cabinet done I can fix and maintain in my own.
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I would love to use the joysticks and buttons to play this game...
My nephew and I recently discovered this game and dumped a fair mount of tokens into it this past weekend at Garcia's Pizza in Decatur Il......
Thanks in advance for any help
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The original game uses an analog joystick. Supermodel works great with one as well as a mouse (including lightguns like Aimtrak). Have you tried mapping your arcade stick as a mouse?
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/use-mouse-keys-to-move-the-mouse-pointer (http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/use-mouse-keys-to-move-the-mouse-pointer)
Something like that might work.
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Have you tried Supermodel UI...
http://www.fastools.com.ar/sui/downloads.html (http://www.fastools.com.ar/sui/downloads.html)
Jason
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Yes the controller config window opens, but it is the window behind there that will tell you what is going on, the original command prompt that you typed supermodel -config-inputs into it. Read what it is saying there to configure your inputs. Press "h" for help to see a list of commands.