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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: osiris on March 05, 2004, 10:28:02 am
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Hi, I'm just wondering if there is a standard curv to the neogeo button layout... or if you just go with what fits your hands?
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Hey, I say go with whatever fits you and is comfortable for you. You're the one who'll be playing it after all.
I have a 6-button street fighter layout, but I curved them to match my hand. I have fairly large hands and long fingers, so I just layed my fingertips comfortably on the board and used where they touched as a starting point for my layout.
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Most people just have buttons B, C and D in a line, with A at 45degrees to button B. I think the original NeoGeo machines used more of a straight line, with button A closer to the line of the other buttons...
Here's how I did mine:
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Here ya go
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Most people just have buttons B, C and D in a line, with A at 45degrees to button B. I think the original NeoGeo machines used more of a straight line, with button A closer to the line of the other buttons...
Here's how I did mine:
Hey Minwah. Just curious. How did hou get that cool finish on the control panel? Did you paint it or vinyl it? looks good...
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I've also seen a Neo Geo with a slightly more curved line:
(http://arcade.laweb.nl/CP_Layouts/NeoGeo_Bent.jpg)
Ok so the picture is a "tad" low res, but the yelow button is clearly lower than the blue and green ones. Also the whole row of buttons seems to be shifted down vs the other layout.
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I found this image from eBay.. but it is a "Mini Neo-Geo" cabinet, so I think they curve them due to a space issue.
;D
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Yes on the smaller cabinets they curve them due to space issues. The picture I took was on a 4 game MVS system.
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Most people just have buttons B, C and D in a line, with A at 45degrees to button B. I think the original NeoGeo machines used more of a straight line, with button A closer to the line of the other buttons...
This is the kind I was referring to (seems there are many variations...). I expect this one is Japanese:
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Hey Minwah. Just curious. How did hou get that cool finish on the control panel? Did you paint it or vinyl it? looks good...
I used Happ vinyl - it is quite nice :) This is actually just a 'test' control panel...for the final version I hope to use a printed control panel overlay ;)