Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: Nerd Of Nerds on September 13, 2004, 06:36:39 pm
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hello! i am wanting to build a mini music game arcade cab with rotating controls. i plan on having it in a triangleish shape and it will have controls for normal arcade games, pop n' music, and beatmania...this is the one i'm wondering about...
since i don't want to screw around with playstation-pc adapters...altho i've used them before i don't think it will like the beatmania controller (its a music game with 7 buttons and a turntable that you scratch with)
so here is the deal, i want to custom build the controller so it will use a real record...i want to map the one of the axis of the mouse to a button in stepmania, but i can't...
are there any programs that will let me use the mouse axis as a button? from windows? i've suggested allowing mapping of the mouse axis to some of the stepmania developers...so far a bit of a no go...
any programs? any? ;)
you guys would be my heroes if you were to come through on this ;D
thanks so much, this is a wonderful community!
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*bumb*
COME ON PEOPLE! SONEONE KNOWS HOW TO DO THIS! ???
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Not sure what you mean...Why are you attempting to do the analog to digital converstion in the first place? Does the program use a button press instead of mouse movement? I think we need more clarification before we can give an answer...
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I can't give you a for sure answer, but I would be looking around for some type of customizable Windows mouse gestures software.
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yeah, the program, stepmania, uses keystrokes...the mouse input isn't enabled...so i need it to act as a keystroke when i move an axis on the mouse... :-\
any ideas? someone said there was a proggie like this for OS X but... i hate macs with a firerey passion... :P
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while I am not absolutely positive of what you're looking for, it sounds like this might help you out. aldos tools makes a lot of neat programs for stuff like that.
http://www.aldostools.com/vgsmousejoy.html
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Use a rotating joystick (ikari style) with the custom hardware that sends rotations as keystrokes.
Bob