]]>Im thinking if you could add some sort of analogue resister that you can change with the contrast wheel while holding B+A that would be ideal for LSDJ, But this is strictly thinking about LSDj
B+A is already used for erasing notes and such. Holding B then hitting A will execute this operation. Maybe something like Holding A and tapping B instead to cycle through colors might work for you.
]]>It's also obvious that LEFT+ RIGHT and UP + DOWN are difficult or impossible to do physically.
what if you had a custom d-pad that wasn't all one piece of plastic?
]]>Dont say I never gave you anything.
]]>]]>My god man whats wrong with you.
]]>something like B+up+select might work, but if you don't press them all at the same time, you might trigger something.
]]>The Micro requires you use the L button in conjunction with the volume buttons to change the brightness. It would be super awkward to do with the R button if that function existed.
Dang, I remembered that wrong. 
Didn't Afterburner use thumbwheel- like potentiometer?
And for Micro you have to press right shoulder button and volume buttons to change the brightness.
What comes for button combiations, LSDJ doesn't use A + SELECT(?). Would it be possible to toggle colours using this combination?
Afterburner could be installed with a plain set resistor, a switch, but a pot was indeed ideal.
The Micro requires you use the L button in conjunction with the volume buttons to change the brightness. It would be super awkward to do with the R button if that function existed.
Also, about button presses in LSDJ...
http://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/latest … _3_7_4.pdf
LSDJ Uses:
All single buttons
All directions + Select
A + Select
B + Select
A + all directions
B + all direction
Select + Start
Most button options + Start are free to use, but not advisable for LSDJ.
Basically, you are stuck with a hardware trigger, a hardware button, or some crazy logic gate work. Perhaps holding different buttons at bootup (while the Nintendo logo loads?), I'm assuming you are using logic gates which would allow for this, correct?
]]>Well no but isnt that a little overboard for that. If you got a single color i like the contrast wheel idea. I think the micro uses the volume button for digital brightness setting. I used to have the afterburner installed on my gba and that used button press combos like thiis but i cant for the life of me recall what it was
Didn't Afterburner use thumbwheel- like potentiometer?
And for Micro you have to press right shoulder button and volume buttons to change the brightness.
What comes for button combiations, LSDJ doesn't use A + SELECT(?). Would it be possible to toggle colours using this combination?
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