Dags
| | | Sounds like a similar issue with the 680. I have my select key assigned to switch direction but the other keys don't get ignored if I accidentally hit them. I think the ignore other keys code is a bit suspect on treos as is the always display a message before quiting as that only works 50% of the time too. I'm guessing that SZ doesn't have a treo to test with so it's difficult for him to debug, but I don't mind beta testing a few versions to get these fixed! |
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grosfils
| | | Using the default setting of having Select perform a direction flip is impossible with the 650. The select button is so prominent that you end up flipping at the worst possible time. |
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Dags
| | | They must have re-designed it on the 680 as I don't have that problem, although hitting the green button by accident is a prob for me which then tries to dial a number in the phone app! |
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Sz
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Dags
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Sz
| | | handling the pause mode / game mode is the weak point of the game
the problem is that i use 2 different methods for reading the buttons state: polling while playing and event handling when paused. this duality was introduced in v1.4 to ensure the proper power saving function, but since then the button handling is not entirely correct during the transitions... |
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jxjx
| | | I use a Treo 650 with the default button configuration (select reverses bike direction). I mess up often and press select when I shouldn't, but I've gotten used to it and can't really imagine using a different layout. What are some other key mappings that are in use? Are some palm devices more/less suited for playing BoD? |
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Sz
| | | my treo 650 layout: up/down=default, messaging/red=left/right, calendar=flip, green=map |
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Dags
| | | See I use - Phone as Accel, Calendar brake, D-pad left right default and select as switch direction. I think I have home as pause. Funny how everyone is different. |
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Vega
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Dags
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Vega
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Dags
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Lee
| | | Vega - now I'm frightenned - does this mean you're going to have a go at mapping some different buttons, and that your times will get even better?!
Will be quite a thing to see. |
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Henoch
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mike flips
| | | I hate to upset you guys but i use the same buttons as Vega does. UP for go, down for break, left/right wheelie, and select to switch directions. Seems to be working for me
In terms of 650 problems all i have is the one where after a call if i ignore the call, the screen goes all black.
Also i sometimes screw up and press the home key but that happens rarely. |
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Henoch
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Shane
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| | | I use 680 and the 5-way thing like Vega & Mike - no prblems here. I flip by mistake a lot though, but its ok.
Right thumb for balance right and left thumb for everything else.
For the wheelie, I just press the top and roll my thumb towards the corner and it gets both accelerate and balance together.
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Kristopher
| | | I tried playing a bit on the 650. The controls are very small, but I think you can get used to it. |
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Ibanez
| | | I too use standard buttons on the 650, think the buttons are wearing out though as sometimes it reverses even without hitting select as they're all joined together underneath. Other than that I like the layout - maybe I'm just used to it.
I have had to stop for a while though as my thumb joints were really starting to hurt - and guitar takes priority!
Looking forward to the next level pack though - by the look of Sz's teasers it'll be the New Generation... |
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