Looks awesome in the dark but also very functional. I usually never have a problem playing in a very dark booth. Always bring a flashlight though as its a pain setting up in the pitch dark. Thanks for the comments guys. Adding the homemade wood trim to my maschine made it stand out a bit from every other generic maschine out there.
[quote=“MWagner, post:7, topic:49864, username:MWagner”]
I like your style, Fitzy,
[/quote] Thanks man, actually not to far from the D. I live in Canada across from Port Huron, Michigan
[quote=“, post:14, topic:49864”]
Hey man, as a schoolday lurker of this site during the day, would you mind giving me info on how you did that hack?
[/quote] Very simple. Open up the Nanopad. You’ll see that the Pads and the XY section are on totally different PCBs only attached by a ribbon cable. You can actually detach the ribbon cable easily and the XY pad is still functional. I just took a hacksaw to the plastic housing and cut the pad section completely out. Cut a small piece out of the scrape to cover the now open side of the XY pad.
Back when I was using windows, I could never get the pads to respond at all. XY pad worked fine. So I said screw it and ripped it apart.
[quote=“, post:16, topic:49864”]
That sounds like a sick sort of mini mod i might look into. Thanks man!
[/quote] No problem, real simple. I want to build a controller that incorporates the xy pad and some of the extra arcade buttons I have around. Thats the grand plan.
