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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: bhille on September 11, 2002, 06:08:04 pm
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If I remeber right, the Star Wars yoke and the Road Blaster's yoke is mechanically identical, isn't it? I mean, would it really matter if you had either one on your cab? :-\ Also, did Road Blasters ever use the "Y" on the steering wheel? I mean, "X" turned it, but I don't remember using the "Y" for anything. According to Klov it does, maybe I just didn't get far enough. :P
Thanks. Brian
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I don't remember there even being a 'Y' axis on the Roadblasters machine/yoke. It steered, and had trigger & thumb buttons but I don't recall anything else.
I was quite young at the time tho so I could be wrong :)
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If I remeber right, the Star Wars yoke and the Road Blaster's yoke is mechanically identical, isn't it? I mean, would it really matter if you had either one on your cab? :-\ Also, did Road Blasters ever use the "Y" on the steering wheel? I mean, "X" turned it, but I don't remember using the "Y" for anything. According to Klov it does, maybe I just didn't get far enough. :P
Thanks. Brian
Road Blasters used an optical mechanical (mouse type) sensor, while Star Wars used POTs (analog joystick type), and mame emulates it like that (RB uses a DIAL, SW uses a AD_STICK) Also, RB didn't use the Y axis, unless someone hacked it to take the place of the foot pedal.
Shape-wise, I think they are the same.