advans14
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Same this happens to me as well. Hope its fixed and addressed.
it was apparent for me on atari tetris for some reason. i kept getting some double movements. it feels random.I looked at 2 customer MiSTercade units and couldn’t reproduce any joystick movements causing button issues. I tried it on 2 different cabinets both wired for JAMMA + CPS 2.
I did find a fix for a specific scenario where B4 sometimes triggers B5. Removing these 2 diodes (desolder or lift from below using side cutter) has eliminated the issue. This is only present in some V1.2 units.![]()
In V1.2 I let P1B5 and P2B5 always be connected at the JAMMA edge and the CPS-II connector. In previous versions, I passed the JAMMA edge B5 pins through the switch.
MiSTercade VS is nearly here! The main boards arrived and now I wait for updated VS boards.
Also making good progress on dual SDRAM MiSTercade. Most everything works on the first prototype.
Apologies for not visiting this thread more often. I don’t make time to pop in as often as I’d like. I’m most active on my Discord server and have a MiSTercade channel if you want to see the latest of what I’m up to
I won’t post the link here unless someone confirms it’s allowed. Don’t mean to step on toes.
MiSTercade has debounce at the microcontroller level. It's been used in plenty of fighting game tournaments. Have you tried replacing your joystick or switches? They get noisy and bouncy over time.it was apparent for me on atari tetris for some reason. i kept getting some double movements. it feels random.
Wow, thank you!A friend and I talk this morning and conclued: if we are enjoyed about one item buyed this year, it is realy Mistercade.
nearly plug and play. Yes, it's the Goat
Big up to you @misteraddons
Yeah these are brand new jlfs and both sides did it.MiSTercade has debounce at the microcontroller level. It's been used in plenty of fighting game tournaments. Have you tried replacing your joystick or switches? They get noisy and bouncy over time.
Negative on my end. Just a straight through, uninterrupted, original JAMMA wiring in a NAC. I can’t replicate it every time either and usually a full reboot of the Mister eliminates it for awhile. I just fired it up the other day for a DoDonPachi session and my LEFT and UP inputs were doing it again. I restarted the Mister and it went away for the rest of the session (I maybe played an hour or so).
I just checked and in one of my cabs with it it sits around 5.05, and a different one is 4.98 and I haven't experienced this in either.Voltage (I’m getting a hair above 5v flat)?
Well thankfully @d00mdrew ruled that out as the source of the problem.Yeah my cabs are blast
A few is an understatement.Not to be overly negative, but nullobject cores (cave) leaves a few things to be desired in the technical department... Is the issue exclusive to those cores`?
To be honest, I’ve only used it for vertical games so far and couldn’t detect any issues with the Raizing and Toaplan cores. If I remember, I’ll try moving it over to my YOKO set up this weekend and run through some CPS1/2 to see if it occurs with SF and the like. Input issues should be easily detectable with fighters.Not to be overly negative, but nullobject cores (cave) leaves a few things to be desired in the technical department... Is the issue exclusive to those cores`?