No, it does not fill the screen, it does horizontally, but not vertically. What should the setting be to get it to work correctly? I am using a 17" CRT monitor in a MK3 cabinet. I was using crossbow to test, but also tried buckhunter as a test and had similar results.
So is the position off only in the vertical direction then, or both horizontal & vertical?
Either way, are you forcing mame to switch resolutions, or letting it stay the same?
If only vertical: Is the resolution 1280x1024? Is the monitor physically a 5:4 ratio monitor? (Some CRT 17" & 19", and all non-widescreen LCD 19", were physically 5:4.)
More info needed on the problem, before it can be "corrected".
(That goes for glyndawn too, as it can be a different cause.)
I did the test program with the gun and found no source of IR that would be causing interference. I did it in complete darkness too and still had some of the jumpiness.... I am using the laser pointer...
Is the laser blinding the sensor? Test with the laser off. (It's just a crutch anyway; the games didn't have it.)
I agree that I'd like arcade accuracy, but I'd say even the arcades aren't 95% accurate. (Depending how close it has to be before called "accurate".) But ATM, all we have are the actlab CRT guns, the topgun guns, playstation guncon guns, and
maybe arcade guns with adapter. Not much selection.
The Topgun has it's problems, but so do the others.