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zachcollier

I'm just now seeing this and it's BEAUTIFUL! Fantastic work!!

zachcollier

Lightwave wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 5:00 pm
Adapt doesn't support 2600 paddles, unfortunately.

That seemed to be the case. No big deal! I’ll find another way to play.

Thank you for confirming!

zachcollier

Does anyone have experience with the Reflex Adapt and the Atari Paddle controller? I have Atari joysticks working fine with the "Genesis" cable/adaptor, and the Reflex Adapt sees the paddle buttons as "left" and "right" on the joystick input, which makes sense because those are the same pins, but I don't see any indica...

zachcollier

All SFC buttons work; eject fully resets Mister back to main screen and reset (user button) resets the core - just like the real console. Used MX keyboard buttons - I learned the original SFC reset button is simply an MX keyboard button. Used a bottle cap to add length under eject button and reused the clear silicone caps that came with the DE10 f...

zachcollier

Because essential parts of MiSTer devoured all my spare money, I have decided to try to make a case from junk found around my basement. It should not be that hard, right? Wrong! I will never be a carpenter :oops: At least it keeps my cats from chewing cables and munching on unprotected PCBs. This is an absolutely wonderful use of the materials you...

zachcollier

Sorry I’m late to the topic.

Thanks for all of the discussion around this amazing release! This is one of my all-tine favorites, and the experience with this core is just awesome.

zachcollier

mapf wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 12:21 pmThe TFT is connected via HDMI with a DVI adapter to the MiSTer only and used mainly for vertical orientation games that would be rather small on the CRT.

This is a GREAT idea!

I find myself having “vertical weeks” and “horizontal weeks”, moving the monitor in between. But this is cool. You’re ready for anything!

zachcollier

get wood for wood :) lots of little details in those pics. decased psu with AC switching lettering on the ports three (?) heatsinks on the SOC what else ?? Great attention to detail! There are actually four small heatsinks on the SOC, two black and two blue, but you can't see them all due to the angle of the photo. That's just what I already had, ...

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Geords wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2020 12:55 am Beautiful work!

Think my next case is gonner have to be wood, now.

Thank you! And yes, please do build a cool wooden case and post photos here for everyone to see!

zachcollier

bazza_12 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 14, 2020 4:45 am what a great job you've made there Zach.. love it..

Thanks a lot!

zachcollier

All of the custom cases on here look awesome! Great work, everyone! Inspired by all of you, I made a wooden case and (somewhat) matching joystick for my MiSTer setup. I sandwiched several layers of different types of wood together to get some interesting stripes, and left some gaps in some of the layers to create openings in the front of the case t...

zachcollier

Yes!! Thank you, @brunosilva!

I did not notice the Alternative directory before, and the file that I needed was in there, just as you described. It's working perfectly for me, now!

zachcollier

Hello, new friends! I'm having a great time with my MiSTer setup, but one of my main reasons for building it was to get a solid Ms. Pac-Man core running with the speedup hack. I haven't been able to get it to work so far. The normal speed Ms. Pac-Man runs perfectly. I have tried several different combinations of files, with .zip archives including ...

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