The NEW Build Your Own Arcade Controls
Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: crashdmj on June 23, 2003, 02:35:23 am
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use a mouse? Not do you need one, but can you?
Derek
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Not currently in my FE (although I did add limited support once).
I am not sure about the others, except of course the Windozy FE's. I suppose it is assumed that everyone will have a joystick in their cab...not everyone has a trackball.
It sounds like you are interested in this, out of curiosity, how would you like it to work? Either spin the ball to move up/down the games list or have a cursor to control? I personally quite like the first option...
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I don't need no stinkin' mouse.
I thought about adding it to JFront.... it wouldn't have been hard... but since I didn't have a trackball on my cab at the time... I figured I didn't care enought. JFront is open source so others could add it... or if anyone really asked nicely... I might do it.
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The spinning ball idea sounds good to me.
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Well I actually wont have a trackball, I am hacking apart a wingman control pad and using the analog joystick to control the mouse.....I figured it would be a shame if I did all the work and never really used it lol.
Derek
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use a mouse? Not do you need one, but can you?
Derek
EmuTron
www.pacmanfan.com (http://www.pacmanfan.com) does, You can use the mouse to scroll up /down through the game lists. It also supports joysticks / gamepads.
-PacManFan
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After adding a trackball to my mame box, I was surprised to find that rolling it up and down scrolled through the GameLauncher game list. I actually like selecting a game this way rather than using the joystick.
Wade
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I Would really like Mamewah to be able to do this.
It would be cool to scroll through the list by spinning the trackball.
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Dragon King does this... in the frontend.ini you set a mouse axis to "scroll" and it'll scroll the gamelist when you move said axis. As it uses raw input this time around it works really well with a spinner controller as the fast you spin, the faster it moves!
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The more and more I hear about DK the more and more I am leaning towards using it for my cab. I am going to have to read up on it :P
Derek