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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: mattnday on February 24, 2004, 12:54:16 pm
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Is it imossible to run dual light guns with windows xp. or will it work with an analog version of mame like turbomame?
any help would be appreciate as I need to determine wether to buy 1 gun or 2
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I started working on this chart a while ago. I just put it on my website. It's a chart of compatibility of several lightguns with different operating systems and using multiple lightguns.
If anyone has any info about any other lightguns, I'd be happy to add it.
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nice easy to read chart. :)
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nice easy to read chart. :)
Right right...
http://jstookey.com/arcade/lightguns/
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nice easy to read chart. :)
Right right...
http://jstookey.com/arcade/lightguns/
No,no..i was being dead serious. It'll save a lot of time as long as people actually go there.
Most of us realize there is a www link under your avatar. ;)
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Act-labs tv light guns work very well dual under XP on a tv.
In my opinion the only 2 guns even worth using are the act-labs pc monitor gun or the tv gun.
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Act-labs tv light guns work very well dual under XP on a tv.
In my opinion the only 2 guns even worth using are the act-labs pc monitor gun or the tv gun.
yeah, but they look so silly.
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thanks for the help
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Wait a minute...you don't need MAME+Analog for the TV guns?? When did this happen?
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Wait a minute...you don't need MAME+Analog for the TV guns?? When did this happen?
Since the release of the TV guns. The reason is that the dual TV guns set acts as one mouse (a four button mouse I believe). It knows who fired the shot by the button number. At least that's the way I understand it.
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How would that work with light gun games? Normaly you can see your cursor on the screen. What happens if you shoot at the same time?
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It would be a problem if you did shoot at exactly (down to the millisecond) the same time. However it is very unlikely that you'll pull the trigger during the same millisecond. More likely is the fact that it'll register quite a few milliseconds later. Act-Labs probably designed it with that fact in mind. As long as your shots are over ~34 milliseconds (the time for the electron gun to scan the screen once) apart, which is highly likely, then you are okay.