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    • SnaKKoS

      Wooden Bartop Arcade 2 Players with plans and photos

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      @caver01 Thanks a lot! Yes, it's an USB port, the original plan was with Raspberry 2 (so no WiFi) but now it's using a Raspberry 3 (so the USB port could be an optional 'cause WiFi). The main purpose is to attach keyboards/gamepads or transfer ROMs to the Bartop.

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      Acrylic Laser Cut Bartop Project

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      Hello @dunginhawk

      is it possible to have the DXF file

    • EcksE

      Arcade bartop suggestion.

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      The volume controler a good option is the hotkey funtion in RetroArch no need extra hardware.

      I have Select + joy UP (Volume UP) Select + Joy Down (Volume Down)

    • AndersHPA

      Bubble Bobble themed Bartop Arcade Build

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      @trippy86
      I'm an engineer too :) I couldn't resist the urge to build it myself, but of course it helps if you're familiar with woordworks.

      If I should have changed one thing, I would have routed out some of the wood from the inside of the boards, e.g. in hexagon shapes to save weight but still keep some stiffness - this arcade weighs quite a bit :)

      Wiring is not that complex with a RPi, mostly consisting of signal wires and ground wires from the iPac to the buttons. The illuminated ones need a few more but that's it. Keeping wires tidy helps the overview, but there's countless videos on YouTube - check them out.

      My screen size is a 16" 5:4 and I think it's a pretty good size, and since many games run 4:3 there's only black borders in vertical arcade games. Just look at getting one that's as fast as possible (less input lag/response time), maybe a modern one with a gaming mode.

    • RedFarmerR

      Continuous ambience sounds

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      Fantastic! Thanks guys for the help! I'm yet to finish my bartop but will soon begin with setting up RetroPie and your advice will help.

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      Lasercut Bartop Arcade

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      could you maybe send me the dxf :D stefeens@gmail.com