Also not sure how you are interfacing between the computer and your flipper buttons but this is a cool device
http://kadevice.com/
At this stage we're just using a "stock standard" I-PAQ2 encoder. We were considering developing our own Arduino based solution at a later date but it this project looks like it's doing pretty much exactly the same thing we planned! I'll have a better look at the code and hardware designs when I get a chance to slow down and breathe for a few minutes.
We're also still to work out exactly how the lighting system is going to be controlled (we're not going the LEDWiz route since no commercial software is every likely to support it).
Our first lot of Samsung LED LCD screens arrived today! We've posted the first of what I'm sure will be a very long series of Development Diaries on our website, following the prototyping process step-by-step:
http://infinityamusements.com/2013/09/09/welcome-to-the-development-diaries/Dealers Choice: Thanks for the show of support. If you'd like you can contribute towards our IndieGoGo campaign for as little as $2 ;)
After the 4 days at TechEd I'm really missing not having a video pin that I can play with each day! That should give me some excellent motivation to prototype faster ;)
I was planning on at least getting two screens hooked up tonight and have a session with just a 360 controller but (looks at the time) I think that ship has sailed for the evening...
