@Rumblebelly5

This one looks even better.

like, totally awesome build dude! :)

Seriously, that's one wicked arcade cabinet. Would love to see the components list as I'm tempted to do a similar idea !

Hot damn. Good stuff.

Here are the specs for the TV:

BeoVision MX 3000

@spruce_m00se said in Custom Atari 2600 RetroPie with Laser Cut Panels:

o switch....

I'm not sure if tapes in c-64 work the same as multi disk games on CD based systems, but i set it up using these functions in the retroarch.cfg...

input_disk_eject_toggle =
input_disk_next =
input_disk_prev =

On cd based games, you hit the eject button to open the virtual tray first, then the next or prev button to switch disk, then the eject button again to close the virtual tray.

You would need to have your game setup as a .m3u playlist (or your file as a .pbp for playstation) so retroarch will know that it is a multidisk game. This may work for c-64 multi tape games, assuming that c-64 is a libretro based emulator.

Here is an explanation of .m3u setup
https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/issues/1182

Of course, i really don't have any experience with c-64, so take all of this as speculation.

@thatdamnlobster if your problem is solved you should mark this post as solved. ;-)

@markyh444 nice. I have the normal hd boot video on my pi. I will have to add this to it too.

@backstander
Thank you!! As obsidianspider already mentioned, i wired the RESET button directly to the RUN header of the Raspi. So it functions merely as a power interrupt.

@mattrixk
Thanks a lot! That's really nice of you to say. It's great to see my work is appreciated by people "in the business". ;-)

@mitu No, that's also still the regular version. Those are floating around plenty. I also managed to find this one, but that's cheating imo, as it's not the actual game logo...

batsugunsp.png

EDIT:
I managed this with an automated online vectorizer (I know nothing of this process). Not great, but at least it's something.

batsugunsp-logo4.png