I have an idea

[camsmith]

Sephiroth might actually have a point there (just don't let it go to your head )...

There is nothing saying how hard or how far the pull has to be. As the trigger would be touch sensitive, a touch could be technically classed as a very short distance, very light pull (otherwise, how does it pick up the touch).

 

[Mikey D]

no no no. you have to have a trigger. a small dangly stick thing. remember, you pull it to shoot. no buttons or anything, a trigger. its the rules. a sensor pad is just a button, if you attach a trigger to push the button thats fine, but youhave to have a trigger.

and camsmith, that is exactly why we have adjustment points for our trigger, to adjust the pull, whether you are skilled enough to make it just a touch is down to you, but it can be done.

until you get a change in the rules, you gonna have to keep dreaming and i cant see it happening.

 

[stongle]

Originally posted by mike from brum

until you get a change in the rules, you gonna have to keep dreaming and i cant see it happening.

Or schmoking whatever it is you have been......

 

[Mikey D]

well how else do you reckon he affords to play this game???
not like hes got a job? he gotta be a dealer

what sorta deals you got on for xmas seph? you could make a killing down here in Birmingham

 

[stongle]

Originally posted by mike from brum
well how else do you reckon he affords to play this game???
not like hes got a job? he gotta be a dealer

what sorta deals you got on for xmas seph? you could make a killing down here in Birmingham

Thought the Burger Bar Boys had cornered the Crack market in that neck of the woods..... and believe me the gats they be packing may not be as bling, but a who shed load more deadly.

 

[Mikey D]

Originally posted by stongle
Thought the Burger Bar Boys had cornered the Crack market in that neck of the woods..... and believe me the gats they be packing may not be as bling, but a who shed load more deadly.

you got this place down to a tee.

 

[camsmith]

Originally posted by mike from brum
no no no. you have to have a trigger.

And if you check the Cambridge Dictonary , how does a touch-sensitive pad not conform to the definition of a trigger?

 

[ChiZZerS]

Originally posted by camsmith
And if you check the Cambridge Dictonary , how does a touch-sensitive pad not conform to the definition of a trigger?

DONT LET THIS THREAD GET INTO THE HANDS OF SMART PARTS!


yer i agree with camsmith here...

it still is a triger?... you still have to pull it back to an extent......

a trigger is a button? (on an electronic gun anyway?)

button.... you push it down.... it operates a mechanison (spelling)
to fire the gun...... i got this definition off the same site as camsmith...

2 a small, sometimes circular object which you press to operate a device or a machine, or an area on a computer screen which looks and acts like one of these:
He inserted the cassette and pressed the 'play' button.

any different from a trigger?????

(i wish i patented this!)

 

[Ronniepimpstar]

BINGO

Sussed it, we go with touch sensitive pads x2. Keeps me happy!
We also go with dangly thing. Keeps rules happy!

However we make two dangly things.... Bare with me...
One of said dangly things comes from top of frame as usual like small trigger on i frame and other is upside down giving you two seperate triggers connecting with the ultra sensitve pad thingy's and that way when you double tappin your trigger or walking it or whatever you want to call it when you use two fingers to fire! You don't have to wait until trigger is back to start off the cycle again meaning that even if you mess up the rythm of you fingers you would still get you shot away cleanly!

Two independent triggers are better than one!!!
"Look mum I'm a genius!!"

 

[psycho]

Ronnie you are a band geek!!!