MAME Arcade Pedestal Build (Retropie - RGB commander - All-In-One Controls - Rotating Monitor) скачать в хорошем качестве

MAME Arcade Pedestal Build (Retropie - RGB commander - All-In-One Controls - Rotating Monitor)

The main goal of this build was to make a space efficient pedestal that could play as many games as possible with an emphasis on MAME. Incorporating the Nintendo Switch into the build was an afterthought, and while my approach takes about 10 minutes to set up the controls, this extra a bit of work is worth it for me to play pinball and a good list of other Switch games that work well in an arcade cabinet format. Monitor and Marquee Materials: Marquee Stain Glass Suncatcher (marquee faceplate, purchased on ETSY) 25ft LED strip lights (phone app controlled with music sync) 37” Vizio 720p TV TV Wall Mount Bracket, 360 degree rotation (Monoprice, Amazon) Dolphin Bar (usb) Control Panel Materials: Pi3b+ Buttons, Spinner, Flight Sticks, TrackBall, IPAC Ultimate I/O, IPAC-2 (Ultimarc) Joysticks – Sanwa JLF TP-8YT Powered USB Hub USB and HDMI ports and cables Hinges – Blum, Full Overlay, Clip Top Wood - ¾” pine plywood (CP lid), 1x4” pine (sides), ½” pine plywood (base) Power strip Power switch (Inlet Module Plug) Nintendo Switch and AC adapter USB Switch Controller Electrical Connector Plugs (2 pin and 6 pin; used to divert the wiring of 1 joystick and some buttons from the Pi to the Switch) Pedestal Cabinet Materials: Hinges – Blum, Full Overlay, Clip Top Drawer – 14” ball bearing slides Wood - ¾” plywood (sides, back, cabinet door, shelves), 1x3 pine (drawer face and base trim) Double magnetic push latch Threaded Inserts and Clamping Star Knobs (size M6) Galaga Ship Display Light Materials: 8.2 ft LED strip lights with rf remote White acrylic Vellum Paper(red and blue ship accents) Software: Retropie image is a modified version of Motion Blue (Thanks to David Marti) LEDs managed by RGB Commander (http://users.telenet.be, Thanks to the Developer) Cabinet Finish: Stained Green with aniline dye Sealed with Polyurethane Accessories: Thrustmaster T-Flight Hota X Flight Stick Subsonic SA5426 Racing Wheel Things to Address: I’ll be the first to say my wiring is atrocious, though in a weird way I kind of like the chaos hiding under the lid of the control panel. There are also some control spacing issues – first, the flight sticks are a bit far away and could be closer to the player, though I find them more than playable in their current position. Second, the buttons are too close to the sticks, though I use the outer 6 for most games, so the 2 that are closest to the stick don't get used a lot. If I ever remake the control panel lid, which I have considered, I think I could effectively address all of these issues. But in spite of these things, I love the heck out of this thing, it’s super fun to play, and I’m proud of the overall results. I hope you enjoyed the video or found something useful for your own build. Thanks for watching and reading!