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Things To Do
- Find and print marquee art
- Organise the front-end
In Progress
- Find art for front-end
- Finding a suitable marquee
- Trying to get more hard drive space
Recently Changed
- Covered the monitor with black card
- Downloaded Hyperspin frontend
- Fixed the broken shelve
| Cabinet - Building 3 |
| Written by Maxi |
| Tuesday, 03 March 2009 15:11 |
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Weeeeee! I've now got my X-arcade stick all setup and ready for some classic arcade gaming after my brother picked it up from eBay. A fair amount has changed since the second article but not much that is noticeable. First off I went about measuring a shelve for the X-Arcade stick to sit on without sliding all over the place, this was fairly simple and was just a case of making to mounting pieces attached to each side of the unit then adding a bridge to work as the shelve. Keep reading to see what problems I encountered: ![]() My first playable layout with everything working just about, it took a good few hours to get everything working as the PC decided to go a little crazy and not accept the X-Arcade stick along with some hangs at boot-up. I finally got all that sorted and have changed the computer components slightly so now everything is working a 100% and is ready for the big time. Here is a few changes: ![]()
Stop Hammer time! (see the PC pic). Next up was cutting a hole into the back panel for my new cheap but yet super bassy speaker setup from Argos along with someone for the PC to live and not over heat. This was a right pain to do with just a drill and some lame blunt saw but I managed to get it done in the end with only a little damage, at least the back faces the wall so the mess can't be seen.
Finally a quick picture of how it's looking with the shelve and verything in place.
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| Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 March 2009 12:18 |





