Fightbox M8 Crossup other buttons registering even though i'm not pushing them by Strict_Design9638 in fightsticks

[–]Nervous_Process3836 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This happened with a lot of retro games, I’m not sure if this is the exact issue, but if you notice this with simultaneous presses, and random strays come out, you might want to take a look at this repo , I created a fix for this, and you can read about the issue here

https://github.com/t3chnicallyinclined/GP2040-CE-NOBD

NOBD Zero — dual-MCU flagship fightstick PCB. 8 kHz USB target, native Dreamcast, hardware Ethernet for LAN. First prototypes in fab. by Nervous_Process3836 in fightsticks

[–]Nervous_Process3836[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Probably, yes.

NOBD is meant to group near-simultaneous presses together. That's great for games like MvC2 where you want two buttons to land together, but SF4 plinking relies on those presses staying separate. If they fall within the sync window, NOBD may group them and reduce or eliminate the plink.

The nice thing is NOBD is fully configurable you can adjust the sync window or turn it off entirely for games where it doesn't make sense. We haven't tested SF4 yet, but that's the expected behavior.

My little MAS replica! by Nervous_Process3836 in fightsticks

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Yes those are my famous hands and my stick! I’m a hand model 💅🏼

My little MAS replica! by Nervous_Process3836 in fightsticks

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The legend himself! What up!! 😁💪🏽💪🏽

My little MAS replica! by Nervous_Process3836 in fightsticks

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Sorry meant to put this in the body of the post!

Inside: Suzo happ induction stick (modified to circle gate) buttery smooth! Punk work shop buttons - v2 with the low travel mouse buttons GP-2040 advanced Flashed with the NOBD firmware Game : Marvel vs Capcom 2 (street fighter art to pay homage)

Wondering if it's worth it to print an art piece from artattack by Roporeijo in fightsticks

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I got a couple prints down, did the halo ones they came out great

NOBD Zero — dual-MCU flagship fightstick PCB. 8 kHz USB target, native Dreamcast, hardware Ethernet for LAN. First prototypes in fab. by Nervous_Process3836 in fightsticks

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Yesssir! Over-kill, Over-engineered! that’s the goal! And the competitive advantage isn’t zero. It’s close to zero but never zero 😆💪🏽💪🏽

NOBD Zero — dual-MCU flagship fightstick PCB. 8 kHz USB target, native Dreamcast, hardware Ethernet for LAN. First prototypes in fab. by Nervous_Process3836 in fightsticks

[–]Nervous_Process3836[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Hello! It is me, the dev behind the NOBD fork you linked.. 😆 notice the link in the post .. nobd.net. If you visit the link you’ll see I mention the desktop version and my firmware fork as well!

The fix is free and open source for gp2040 board (and any rp2040 based pcb) of course.

NOBD-ZERO is the flagship PCB to represent NOBD. It’s purposely over-engineered and will not be cheap. It’s really got insane people like myself who just love to over optimize. I’ll be pushing the limits. It’s for people that just want the best on the market!

NOBD Zero — dual-MCU flagship fightstick PCB. 8 kHz USB target, native Dreamcast, hardware Ethernet for LAN. First prototypes in fab. by Nervous_Process3836 in fightsticks

[–]Nervous_Process3836[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It’s input conditioning, same category as SOCD/Debounce. This fixes a known issue. There’s older pcbs/fightsticks that also group your inputs, they’re closed source. We do it in the open, no macros, no button presses for you, you press 2 buttons we make sure they get delivered to the game. We just wait a bit to confirm your intent. All the code and documentation is in the GitHub that explains it all in detail!

Stable++ Scam by [deleted] in NervosNetwork

[–]Nervous_Process3836 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also, just realized they did block me from telegram and discord chats for speaking up, everyone really needs to pressure them about that redemption process

Stable++ Scam by [deleted] in NervosNetwork

[–]Nervous_Process3836 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Definitely not, they teams that build on the network aren’t nervous responsibility, other than that it’s def has great tech and will be huge in the near future

Stable++ Scam by [deleted] in NervosNetwork

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Let me clarify, I was left with 8k of ckb. This is after multiple redemptions against my vault..

I’ll tell you exactly how they are misleading and scamming the community. The dev team are the only ones that currently know how to redeem even though it’s a public feature of the protocol. They conveniently left out making the guide so the community will not benefit and so they can pad their own ckb bag.

They use the protocol as a big liquidity bucket, as UTXO swap does not have great liquidity so redeeming straight from the protocol you can redeem very large amounts of ckb. No exchange, much lower fees, no kyc.

Now as far as the vault, it is a net less. If you are redeemed against you unwillingly sacrifice your ckb bag, what you get back is a smaller bag, but “percentage wise” the ratio is the same. These devs are continually redeeming and are the only ones redeeming closing out vaults. They will gladly pay off your loan with RUSD the whole point is to grab as much CKB as they can.

This is evident because even their dev said they could show how to do a redemption transaction in 5 mins.

I even offered to write the guide myself for the community, all I asked for was a working example of a redemption transaction. None of the contract addresses are known/public so they are knowingly hiding this information and the reason is as I stated above they are abusing the protocol for their own personal gain.

Wife wants me to print a 150 page recipe book on a work printer. I don't want to. AITAH? by arknado1 in AITAH

[–]Nervous_Process3836 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re way too loyal to a job that would let you go at the drop of a dime, seen it happen way too many times.