The NEW Build Your Own Arcade Controls
Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: southpaw13 on May 01, 2005, 12:24:20 pm
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Hello, I finally got Star Wars up and running with a yoke and a AKI controller board. For some reason, the game starts with my crossfire on screen a little to the left. As I play the game, it straightens out. I calibrated the yoke in windows, then I used the Star Wars calibration screen and found out that it is perfectly calibrated. Is this a know issue with Star Wars emulation?
Thanks...
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FWIW I noticed the exact same thing happening with an N64 analog stick via Adaptoid. I found that if I move the cursor to all 4 corners of the screen early on (like at the level select) it centers quickly.
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It use to do the same thing for me when I had it hooked up to an 8-way. I didn't think much of it because of the controls being totally wrong...
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This is not an emulation problem. It's exactly how the original machine works.
Since the stick centers after a few left-right & up-downs, and the machines were left on most of the time, you never noticed it in the arcade. Real time recalibration was a great idea for arcade cabs.
(Repeat or first paragraph in a different way)
This is a Bug That Is Not A Bug.
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Wow, that's great info for someone with a yoke. Thanks a bunch...
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He's not...there is alot of truly awful English floating around this country. ALOT.
i thought everyone in america spoke mexican/spanish? hmmmmm.... ill have to look into this.
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Wrong thread, similar topic.