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I did those things from beginning but still takes me time to do the paths, I guess I will get faster over time Was busy over weekend so I did some more work on it today For her dress I shifted the hue instead of doing a full gradient map, it was easier for me to get the gradient looking right this way. Only a few more paths left to do

When I first got BB:CT I tried all the characters in random vs matches, Litchi was the only one I felt comfortable to play with, other characters movesets and playstyles felt either too random or too restrictive.

Souji I've seen some other sticks you posted on SRK and I have to say all your fightsticks are awesome! Photoshop isn't difficult to learn, what scares most people is seeing it for the first time and not knowing what to do. Luckily there are millions of tutorials out there only a google search away. But being good at photoshop is no replacement for having a good sense of aesthetics and design... You might want to ask COR or someone with more experience, I'm still learning to photoshop for myself

I plan to check this game out over weekend, if PSN lets me sign in Otherwise we have to wait 'till June before it comes out here in Euro @SolxBaiken I noticed you crossed out the MVC3 characters in your sig, funny how I also completely ditched the game last week

Nice work! I can help out with Litchi colours if nobody has started on it? edit a few hours work and Litchi has new hair colour Still WIP, creating the paths is a very tedious business but colour changes are easy after that.

Why do you say TE is the best layout, is it from experience or because of some other reason? For my FS3, I hardwired the layout to use the first four buttons as the default layout for PS3 because I prefer to use those instead of the middle four. If I use the TE layout then not only will I have to reconfig the buttons in Tek but also in BB. Not a big deal actually, I'm being lazy

Awesome, thanks!

Yep I switched the buttons so I can use default settings in Tek, but I use Type-B setup for BB so had to reconfig there, cant have it both ways unfortunately Will have to tear it all apart when I add art and plexiglass to it though

Awesome I didn't know JLF/Sanwa springs were compatible with Seimitsu's Lucky I had a spare JLF lying around, that was what I put into the FS3 first but the shaft was too long for me to play comfortably so I went with a LS33 instead At first sight it looks as though the JLF spring might not fit in because of shorter length and tiny bit larger radius but after I switched the springs it feels great! some photos: Not finished yet, no template art and temporary coloured buttons, i had tekken in mind when i started the project so the 4 button layout. Wiring is messy but nobody has to see it edit I missed the point where you said include BOTH springs:blush: i like it with only the JLF in there, having the LS33 one too would only make it a bit stiffer right?

I've been using a modded FS3 with seimitsu LS33 for past two months but I still dont feel comfortable with it, the stock spring was too light but when I replaced it with a spring from LS56 it felt too stiff. So instead of messing about more with this, I'm thinking of picking up a SF4:TE which has sanwa parts IIRC. I play Tekken6 with controller but I would like to try use stick with it as well, besides for BB and other Arc games. What would you folks recommend? Battle it out with my FS3, switch to Madcatz SF4:TE stick, or something else?

Dunno about Mac software but you could use Challonge if you have internet access

I'm from Leeds too though I play on PSN mostly. Isn't the Bham scene growing though? They have the VSF events and Dojo Nights fortnightly. I know someone that wants to organise a BB tourny here in Leeds/Brad but locals dont seem interested. At least we got SVB20XI keeping the BB scene alive in UK