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[negative1]

does anyone know
which versions some of tips and tricks work with?

they just mention a number, and
don't say whether they're dos
or windows/win32 versions..

(and i don't want to download all
of the mame versions unless i
really have to)

i really would like to see these ones:

bombjack
commando
digdugat
digdugnm
joust
kangaroo
marble madness tricks..i have the right version,
still can't get them to work...which revision of
marble madness is it?

mspacman


thanks

later

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[mahlemiut]

With most of them, it probably doesn't really matter. Certainly the older versions are more likely to be DOS though. Maybe.

[The TJT]

My marble tricks are DOS 35b2, you need the older romset, for example here:
http://www.bodenstaendig.de/marble/bin/marble.zip

All of them are made using trackball.

Tommi

[negative1]

My marble tricks are DOS 35b2, you need the older romset, for example here:
http://www.bodenstaendig.de/marble/bin/marble.zip

All of them are made using trackball.

Tommi

THANKS TOMMI FOR THE HELPFUL INFORMATION,

i'll give it a try..

can you please tell me what settings you use,
and what kind of trackball you have?

i just got one, and cant' get the right settings to work..

later

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[The TJT]

can you please tell me what settings you use,
and what kind of trackball you have?

i just got one, and cant' get the right settings to work..

later

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ne g ativ e 1

I just emailed you something helpful for booted-DOS use. Can not really help with windows use, cause windows mouse sensitivity settings/drivers affect to mame sensitivity also...So in winmame or dospromt the "right" sensitivity is different for different machines.

I use CH products trackball pro, which is VERY nice. Dunno if it's still in production, try ch-website chproducts.com, I also just tried google, and found http://www.safecomputing.com/trackballs.html

[The TJT]

...or maybe you should try this

No Hands Mouse
"One pedal features a proprietary 360-degree pressure-sensitive mechanism, allowing the user to control both cursor speed and direction with one foot, while the second pedal is used as a clicking device. You can type and control the cursor, point and click, and drag and drop without taking your hands off the keyboard."