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Thanks for your feedback :) We can build the best stuff in smaller than MegaCade packages too

No, it is a special molding that must be routed into the side of the cabinet and then painstakingly glued in place with a whole lot of blue tape to hold it while the glue dries for 24 hours, this is a MAJOR project, not for the everyday hobbyist. Just my warning on that :)

@@ExtremeHomeArcades Okay, but what brand and model of RGB LED lights are being used?

@@RandomStuffByMe ALITOVE WS2812B WS2811 Addressable LED Dream Color Rainbow RGB

Try removing the glass and making sure that the guns are seeing the IR SENSORS 1st in the Gun4IR test/calibration program. IF all 4 sensors are being seen here you can install the glass and see if they are still visible and calibrated on the DESKTOP and in the Gun4IR test/calibration program. The latest Gun4IR Sensors should be plenty powerful enough to work through tinted glass.

@@ExtremeHomeArcades thank you. I saw in one of your videos the sensors sticking thru the plastic on the bottom (the other 3 i assume are behind glass). Is that how,u are doing the installation today? Or are all 4 under glass? My left gun sees all 4 sensors. For some reason my right gun struggles and does not work correctly. I’ve recalibrated dozens of times.

@@marcvandeveer We put all sensors behind the glass these days, the newer higher powered IR sensors work great behind even dark tinted glass/plexi so there is no need to keep them in front. You may have a defective gun or a misaligned sensor in that gun that is not allowing it to work properly. Ray @ RPEG (Gun4IR) can help if needed to fix your if you cannot figure it out.

We have our live @ lunch every Thursday at noon CST. Some of our customers used to do a live stream and game playing but I'm not sure if they still do it weekly anymore...?

Machines are shipped fully assembled for strength, the control panels are easily removable with a few screws and quick disconnects on the wires to remove the panel completely from the machine to fit through anything larger than 28" (door width)

We have a nice video on 5 minute control panel removal on our UA-cam Channel

Glad you like it :)

Thanks for watching :)

You can disable the built in Marquee display and then run this 3rd party app. Email me directly for the link.

Yes, we are updating our TeknoParrot Games library and software DAILY here. Call us anytime 715-212-8063

Can you give us some specific titles/emulators you are having issues with?

@@ExtremeHomeArcades well Akari warriors. I can get it to play player one joystick and buttons work fine my player two joystick also works for the second player. However, the move and the attack buttons are on the player four buttons. I would really like to figure out how to re-map my buttons to work on the player two joystick. I run into a lot of games that the controls need to be re-mapped. I would really like to learn how to do this, so that I can fix games that I run into where the controls are not perfectly set yet. I can see in this video that he can bring up a screen to remap buttons, however, I can’t see how he’s getting into that menu. I have the manual perhaps directions could be in the manual on how to re-map buttons for certain games? Or perhaps there’s a video you could direct me to that explains in more detail how to fix games that the buttons are not Mapped right for play. Once I learn this, it would fix a lot of problems. I’m running into.

@@marcussmith4913 Sure, Ikari Warries is tough to play if you do not have the original ROTARY Joysticks that read the rotation of the joystick shaft, this is how the original game worked. In this Ikari Warriors Game - You can bring up the IN-GAME menu by pressing and holding your SHIFT Button and pushing Player 1's Joystick RIGHT (sends the TAB Key), select INPUT THIS MACHINE - only applies to this game. You have to program the Rotation Clockwise to a button and the Rotation Counterclockwise to another button to TURN the Player, then you have the FIRE Button (P1 Button 1 for example) and your move functions Up, Down, Left, Right (those should work well) You just have to TRICK the game to see your button presses to rotate the player (instead of the custom rotary joystick doing this) Return to Game and Play. This game has special controls that most customer's panels do not have (thus the need to "TRICK" the game to play the way you want it to) Questions for me? 715-212-8063

@@ExtremeHomeArcades Thank you this will help a lot.

@@marcussmith4913 Awesome, happy to help anytime :) You can ask these questions live at 12 noon CST Weekly (Thursdays) too :)

Hello, we are around a 3 month timeline on all custom builds right now.

Give us a call to get started 715-212-8063!

So far so good :) Great work!

How do you get this mod?

Yes, same process for A+B

@ExtremeHomeArcades Okay. Thank you. I've had my A&B hooked up for like 6 months now. Didn't realize I didn't have them Actually on my system.

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@@ExtremeHomeArcades Yes, that's it! Perfect, thanks!

@@TheNamesRyan Happy to Help :)

Thanks for the info Steve, not sure how that option was checked as it normally is not but glad that we figured it out with your help :)

Hah :) I'm in other videos on here as well, some of them are quite old 😀

Happy to Help, any video "how to" requests, let us know :)