MorphGear WVGA Gamepad

[aarongzmn]

Ive been looking all over the place for a nice Morphgear gamepad. I didn't find one so I decided to make one myself. I think its pretty decent looking. I didn't want to make anything too distracting so this is what I came up with.

Its prettymuch based on this one but it looked pretty bad in wvga rosolution. It looked streched out.

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[hookahzorr]

Cool but if you have a tp2 You don't need an onscreen gamepad. Just use ur hardware keyboard a lot more responsive

[mknollman]

agreed - every once in a while I think I might like one of those bluetooth models, but I know I would never carry it around - properly mapped the keyboard does just fine and I can push more than one button at a time!!!! (I can walk, aim down and shoot all at the same time in contra)

[aarongzmn]

Originally Posted by mknollman

agreed - every once in a while I think I might like one of those bluetooth models, but I know I would never carry it around - properly mapped the keyboard does just fine and I can push more than one button at a time!!!! (I can walk, aim down and shoot all at the same time in contra)

I agree with you guys that hardware keyboard is better. The problem that I have is that every time I try to map the keys it says that every key is thhe same one. So, if I map the letter "z" to be letter A, and letter "x" to be B, it will mark both as the same button making it useless. Did you guys have this problem?

Also, ive noticed that when I try to play gameboy and gameboy advanced games on my touch pro2, thay are very laggy. Do you have a fix for this? You mind telling me what settings work best?
Thanks a lot.