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I can build you one(for a price of course), but I live in South America. I make ddr pads, and also know the exact dimensions of the arcade piu pad. Dunno if it would be possible to ship the piu pad t ...

It comes in handy to have a multimeter on continuity test to check for the good condition of the metal plates. that way you can be sure if there is any need for sanding those plates.

well if you run out of control boxes you can make your own. its no that hard, just get some cheap controller and do some soldering and your box is ready to go.

Sounds like a wiring issue, not a sensor problem. To isolate the sensor part, you could swap sensors from the right/down arrows to the up/left ones, if the prob is still there then its definitely a wi ...

please post pics of the sensors/whatever is inside/under the arrow panels, that way we can get how it works and give you advice on how to increase the response/performance of your pad.

I am in agreement with Baka of the Orochi. The vast majority of arcade cabinets (at least in this country) are made of wood--including original DDR cabinets. If a location has a termite problem (whi ...

so in the end is it like playing on blueshark pads(which are made out of wood)?

whoa, and I thought you could use CFs to play fast songs/runs/long streams just fine.

could you pls post some pics of your machine?

If it can run on a playstation then its easy to make it run on a pc, so get oitg and start having some fun.

Hi there,

Well my pad is the one in this thread --> http://www.ddrfreak.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=134158

As I couldnt afford acrylic/lexan panels, I instead made the arrow panels from metal, ...

Hey Zidust.

First you have to ask yourself what type of pad do you want, then look at the materials bill. If its too expensive then try to find alternatives for the materials so it adjust to your b ...

I dont think so, unless that the plates have some coating to prevent rust. but then again I dont think thats the case cause I think the metal plates are made from stainless metal, right?

So in the ...

as an alternative, you could make your own cobalt flux, its not that hard to replicate.

Whoa those graphics looks really nice and cool, may I request the files of those graphics?

And about the new sensors. Well, thats kinda difficult, because you dont have almost any space there to fi ...

then what about sanding the metal plates? that way it would recover its conductivity and clean the dust and particles that gets in the way.

I would go for the flux, but I think its a better option to save your money and build your own metal pad. take matrix pad templates and it shouldnt be that hard. you will get a four sensor per arrow p ...

well theres always the chance of using the parts of that pad, or you could make new sensors for it, at least you got the pad frame and the panels which are in good condition. it would be better than s ...

heh, interesting. but in that case you could put the arrows like the arrows for the keyboard:

[ ] [U] [ ]
[L] [D] [R]

please define "craps out" extensively.

I dont know, so far Ive used a really cheap buttocks 3 bucks chinese controller and everything turned well ;D