Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: mccoy178 on June 19, 2006, 03:55:07 am
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I read the manual, and I have a few issues with the z26.cli file. I did get it to recognize the controller. In Yars Revenge, the spinners work for X and Y axis. When playing Super Breakout, the spinners don't work, and player two has to use the Y axis on player 1's 49 way to move left and right. I can't figure out what to input to get z26 to find the spinners or the second player's joystick.
Second, I am using component video, and I can't get it to go full screen or refresh at 30hz. Any ideas fellas? Here is my z26.cli file and what each command does:
-v0 this is the video mode 400x300 (default)
-r30 run at N frames per second
-)CCJS Left Port joystick
-(CCJS Right port joystick
-m101 Mouse to represent both x and y paddles and what port (-m1xy)
-n show scanline count and fps on game display(not working)
The entire emulator and support files can be downloaded here:
http://www.emuchrist.org/cpviewer/downloads/z26ini.zip (http://www.emuchrist.org/cpviewer/downloads/z26ini.zip)
The instructions I'm using are in the .pdf file in the docs folder.
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Okay, with the above settings, both joysticks work. In Frogger, both joysticks work for the according player. I just don't understand the video issues or the spinner problems with Breakout, Super Breakout, and Warlords(These are the three paddle games I've tried).
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Thank you for providing the link. Just one question. Is the software version in the link you provided have the ability to use IPAC on MAME? I want to do away with the atari console and use the Atari ROMs on the PC with IPAC with the z26 emulator.
I did a search and many if not all the links provided in the post are outdated or dead links. I was surprised to see yours. I will try to get some work going next week or so.
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I do believe it can.