Optical rotary joystick games like Caliber 50 are included. To assign button presses to these rotational features, check this wiki page for specific directions. Those were included as analog controls in MAME, but they aren’t analog. I also have excluded games that used a 12 position rotary joystick, such as Ikari Warriors. *Edit* Steering wheel games added in reply #3 of this thread.* Games like Super Sprint and Ivan Stewart used (16-ish?) inch steering wheels, so the settings likely won’t match up exactly with gameplay, even when they are known. I may edit this post or create another one with settings for spinner-based steering wheel games in the future, once I finish testing the 7 inch mini-racer wheel with all the games. If you have a different type of spinner and you know the resolution, you could easily tweak the formula by replacing 1200 with your resolution to get your MAME settings.įor now, this list will not include 360 degree steering wheel games. Other spinners, such as the GRS, seem to have a lower maximum resolution (GRS might be 1024, but can be set lower?). Sometimes, the Wiki information seems wrong and I’ve noted what settings seemed to work better in the description.Īll settings are using the resolution of 1200 utilized by both GroovyGameGear’s TurboTwist 2 and Ultimarc’s Spintrak. If there is no question mark, then I’m using information from the spinner turn count Wiki linked above.
ARKANOID SPINNER DIAMETER FREE
(24?) alone indicates that the resolution is a mystery (could be a free spinning potentiometer?), but that a setting of 24 works in game.
So, (24) would mean that information points to the original resolution being 288 and a MAME setting of around 24 seems to be correct. If there’s a question mark, it means that it’s my best guess. The format I’m using will be and (MAME sensitivity). For more information about spinners and dials both original and aftermarket. For more information about how sensitivity is calculated and for some technical information, visit the BYOAC wiki page at. And some of my favorite games of all time have spinners as a core control.īecause I can’t find an exhaustive list, I’ve created a list of spinner games and attempted to give the best, most accurate sensitivity settings for MAME, based upon my testing. I definitely was impressed by controlling the paddle in Atari’s Breakout in the early 80’s long before I ever saw a computer mouse. I’m pretty sure that a spinner was my first experience of perfect analog controls.
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