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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 2:04 am
by Weehawk
Oh yeah...Sunday's bonus points to Don.

Don't overlook the previous post about scoring.

Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 7:42 am
by destructor
I have problems with control this game using spinner or mouse. When I fast move spinner/mouse then kickman move in other direction than I want. On version 33 mame I don't have this problem, I can fast move what I want.
I can't use pad for this game, kick man move only in one direction. I get left on pad - kickman move to left, I get right - kickman move to left.

And as always:
What controller you use Don?

Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 7:55 am
by Weehawk
destructor wrote:When I fast move spinner/mouse then kickman move in other direction than I want.
Remember Quantum from the WCC two years ago?

Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 1:53 pm
by dbh
What controller you use Don?
I used the keyboard.
I can't use pad for this game, kick man move only in one direction. I get left on pad - kickman move to left, I get right - kickman move to left.
This sounds like the same problem I was having at first. I originally tried to play using a mouse and I had changed the analog sensitivity up higher to try and get faster response (I went from the default of 3% to 20% and then back down to 14%, I think). Since the mouse still wasn't working well for me, I tried with keyboard and seemed to have better success but then had problems like you described. So, I changed the analog sensitivity back down to 4% and then the game became playable. Also, somewhere along the way I changed the "dial digital speed" from 50 to 70.
I have problems with control this game using spinner or mouse. When I fast move spinner/mouse then kickman move in other direction than I want. On version 33 mame I don't have this problem, I can fast move what I want.
Interesting...I watched the previous MARP high with the old version too but I didn't actually try to play with that version.

I hope the MAME developers fix the analog overflow bug someday. I'd really like to submit a decent game of Centipede someday.

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 1:59 pm
by destructor
Hm... I don't know why but on wolf99 my screen is 2 times narrowest than on for example version 33 mame. High is OK but width not.

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 4:50 pm
by Weehawk
destructor wrote:Hm... I don't know why but on wolf99 my screen is 2 times narrowest than on for example version 33 mame. High is OK but width not.
You can, of course, alter this through resolution and aspect ratio.

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 5:03 pm
by destructor
Weehawk wrote:
destructor wrote:Hm... I don't know why but on wolf99 my screen is 2 times narrowest than on for example version 33 mame. High is OK but width not.
You can, of course, alter this through resolution and aspect ratio.
Aspect ratio option are disabled because I have old graphic card.
Change resolution - still wrong width.
Disable 'enforce aspect ratio' - game speed about 80%.

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 5:46 pm
by Robert Griffin
Destructor,
Where were you for the Zoo Keeper GEGOTW?

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 6:11 pm
by Weehawk
Robert Griffin wrote:Destructor,
Where were you for the Zoo Keeper GEGOTW?
Shhhhhhh....

He's still training for the two consecutive 30 million point jumps that are going to make him a rich man at Robert Mruczek's expense.

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 6:21 pm
by mahlemiut
destructor wrote:Aspect ratio option are disabled because I have old graphic card.
Change resolution - still wrong width.
Disable 'enforce aspect ratio' - game speed about 80%.
You have a video card crappier than a TNT? That's some crappy video card. :)

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 6:21 pm
by Robert Griffin
Weehawk wrote:
Robert Griffin wrote:Destructor,
Where were you for the Zoo Keeper GEGOTW?
Shhhhhhh....

He's still training for the two consecutive 30 million point jumps that are going to make him a rich man at Robert Mruczek's expense.
I see.

Well remind him to also send in his video footage of the Loch Ness Monster, and the news broadcast of when George W. Bush's approval rating is at 100%. All three clips are about equally as plausible...

Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 7:36 pm
by LN2
dbh wrote: I hope the MAME developers fix the analog overflow bug someday. I'd really like to submit a decent game of Centipede someday.
it's fairly obvious they don't care.

it's not really a bug though. code needs to be added to make a ceiling voltage value for the pseudo-analog input.

ie. as you know real arcade analog controls typically have a maximum generated voltage of 5 volts.

this of course varies some from game to game.

all we need is some max sens setting in the config that would put a ceiling value on the input value.

then the user just needs to play with that value in combo with mouse sensitivity so the ceiling is just where the overflow can't occur.

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 2:07 am
by Weehawk
Tuesday's bonus points to Don.

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 4:22 am
by TRB_MetroidTeam
destructor wrote:I can't use pad for this game, kick man move only in one direction. I get left on pad - kickman move to left, I get right - kickman move to left.
I am using joypad, and this setting:
- Dial Analog - NONE
- Dial Increase - "J1 LEFT"
- Dial Decrease - "J1 RIGHT"

And Dip Switches:
- 120
- 50%
- On
- the default (3%?)

If I would play more, I would try around 140 instead the 120 above.

Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 5:14 am
by destructor
Robert Griffin wrote:Destructor,
Where were you for the Zoo Keeper GEGOTW?
No time for play. No score.

mahlemiut - S3 Trio :)