Quoted from Jasontaps:None the less, Ben deserves the props.
Agreed. If anyone missed the original thread, this one should grab them. The title is a little less crytic.
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Quoted from Jasontaps:None the less, Ben deserves the props.
Agreed. If anyone missed the original thread, this one should grab them. The title is a little less crytic.
Quoted from Taxman:As a life long left handed person I wonder why everything is always for the right handed person. This should be a generic ambidextrous device.
Great work.
Because in this case, he was doing it on a short schedule as a proof of concept for a person who doesn't have a left arm. If you read the other thread, he has said he would look into making improvements, one of which would be making it ambidextrous.
Quoted from zizzlemeplease:I'm thinking mechanical would have a better tactile feel
What about player fatigue? Since a mechanical solution is going to require more force or a longer throw, I'm thinking that would cause the player to tire much more quickly.
Oh, and if I'm ever playing somewhere, and someone needs help installing one of these on a machine, do not hesitate to ask me.
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