Comments on: Controller monitor built for Infinity Ward game testing http://benheck.com/12-05-2008/controller-monitor-built-for-infinity-ward-game-testing The Official Site of Benjamin J Heckendorn Mon, 15 Mar 2010 09:34:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: James http://benheck.com/12-05-2008/controller-monitor-built-for-infinity-ward-game-testing/comment-page-1#comment-8054 James Tue, 09 Dec 2008 14:26:58 +0000 http://benheck.com/?p=458#comment-8054 Well I chose to use a space time contiuom device that denotes each magnetic pull in which a button uses. I promulgated the equalateral triangle flangee and added some volt meter devices to decipher its input. I found that by sticking my finger up my ass I became aroused. Well I chose to use a space time contiuom device that denotes each magnetic pull in which a button uses. I promulgated the equalateral triangle flangee and added some volt meter devices to decipher its input. I found that by sticking my finger up my ass I became aroused.

]]> By: benheck http://benheck.com/12-05-2008/controller-monitor-built-for-infinity-ward-game-testing/comment-page-1#comment-8021 benheck Mon, 08 Dec 2008 01:42:22 +0000 http://benheck.com/?p=458#comment-8021 Twisted, I'm not sure if I have any. I think I scraped the lines and intercepted the signals just outside of the rubber domes (so they wouldn't be affected) It isn't the easiest soldering in the world, to be sure. But doable. -Ben Twisted, I’m not sure if I have any. I think I scraped the lines and intercepted the signals just outside of the rubber domes (so they wouldn’t be affected)

It isn’t the easiest soldering in the world, to be sure. But doable.

-Ben

]]> By: twistedsymphony http://benheck.com/12-05-2008/controller-monitor-built-for-infinity-ward-game-testing/comment-page-1#comment-8018 twistedsymphony Sun, 07 Dec 2008 20:54:37 +0000 http://benheck.com/?p=458#comment-8018 Any pictures of where you made the connections inside the controller? I'm doing a controller hack that needs to hijack the button outputs in a similar way. I'm using the active low button style controller too but there doesn't seem to be any good locations to hijack the buttons short of soldering directly to the main IC or scratching the protective coating off of a trace... Any pictures of where you made the connections inside the controller? I’m doing a controller hack that needs to hijack the button outputs in a similar way. I’m using the active low button style controller too but there doesn’t seem to be any good locations to hijack the buttons short of soldering directly to the main IC or scratching the protective coating off of a trace…

]]> By: Cool game controller button press “marquee” project - PlayNSwap http://benheck.com/12-05-2008/controller-monitor-built-for-infinity-ward-game-testing/comment-page-1#comment-8013 Cool game controller button press “marquee” project - PlayNSwap Sun, 07 Dec 2008 04:55:39 +0000 http://benheck.com/?p=458#comment-8013 [...] Check it out [...] [...] Check it out [...]

]]> By: peachy001 http://benheck.com/12-05-2008/controller-monitor-built-for-infinity-ward-game-testing/comment-page-1#comment-8009 peachy001 Sun, 07 Dec 2008 00:44:51 +0000 http://benheck.com/?p=458#comment-8009 I was impressed by Infinity Ward going the extra mile and ordering one of these. I actually used to visit a computer shop 20 or so years ago and the guy in there had made on of these to test if joysticks worked. His was much more primitive and was not used for resonse times, it was there to see if a fault lay with the computer or the controller. at the time I thought the guy must be a genius. So thanks for bringing back some terrific memories of saturday afternoons spent in that shop. I was impressed by Infinity Ward going the extra mile and ordering one of these.

I actually used to visit a computer shop 20 or so years ago and the guy in there had made on of these to test if joysticks worked. His was much more primitive and was not used for resonse times, it was there to see if a fault lay with the computer or the controller. at the time I thought the guy must be a genius. So thanks for bringing back some terrific memories of saturday afternoons spent in that shop.

]]> By: Querystring » Controller button marquee http://benheck.com/12-05-2008/controller-monitor-built-for-infinity-ward-game-testing/comment-page-1#comment-7986 Querystring » Controller button marquee Sat, 06 Dec 2008 11:49:40 +0000 http://benheck.com/?p=458#comment-7986 [...] ago. Video game developer Infinity Ward approached him to build a large display that indicated what buttons on a controller were being pressed. They were planning on using it during player testing by recording the board and the monitor at the [...] [...] ago. Video game developer Infinity Ward approached him to build a large display that indicated what buttons on a controller were being pressed. They were planning on using it during player testing by recording the board and the monitor at the [...]

]]> By: ej http://benheck.com/12-05-2008/controller-monitor-built-for-infinity-ward-game-testing/comment-page-1#comment-7974 ej Sat, 06 Dec 2008 06:09:02 +0000 http://benheck.com/?p=458#comment-7974 could this be for use for the new cod6????!!? i HOPE SO! could this be for use for the new cod6????!!?
i HOPE SO!

]]> By: Christian http://benheck.com/12-05-2008/controller-monitor-built-for-infinity-ward-game-testing/comment-page-1#comment-7971 Christian Sat, 06 Dec 2008 04:04:29 +0000 http://benheck.com/?p=458#comment-7971 Wow man, that is great! I did'nt know that you made stuff for the industry like that! Wow man, that is great! I did’nt know that you made stuff for the industry like that!

]]> By: Controller button marquee - Hack a Day http://benheck.com/12-05-2008/controller-monitor-built-for-infinity-ward-game-testing/comment-page-1#comment-7970 Controller button marquee - Hack a Day Sat, 06 Dec 2008 03:03:39 +0000 http://benheck.com/?p=458#comment-7970 [...] ago. Video game developer Infinity Ward approached him to build a large display that indicated what buttons on a controller were being pressed. They were planning on using it during player testing by recording the board and the monitor at the [...] [...] ago. Video game developer Infinity Ward approached him to build a large display that indicated what buttons on a controller were being pressed. They were planning on using it during player testing by recording the board and the monitor at the [...]

]]> By: turknatr http://benheck.com/12-05-2008/controller-monitor-built-for-infinity-ward-game-testing/comment-page-1#comment-7968 turknatr Sat, 06 Dec 2008 01:24:33 +0000 http://benheck.com/?p=458#comment-7968 I remember seeing a drawing of this around greeleys back in the summer months, finally know what it is! I remember seeing a drawing of this around greeleys back in the summer months, finally know what it is!

]]>