How Do you Keep Homepads from Sliding?

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  • Lamoc
    FFR Player
    • Nov 2006
    • 551

    #16
    Re: How Do you Keep Homepads from Sliding?

    Bolt it.

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    • bright141
      Banned
      • Mar 2007
      • 12

      #17
      Re: How Do you Keep Homepads from Sliding?

      Originally posted by chunk552
      hi there, recently bought Supernova for the PS2 and got one of those universial Gamestop pads to go with it. however, any time i play a song with more than a little bit of stream or jumps, the pad slides half-way across the room, sideways, or something which usually results in the game thinking i suck way worse than i do. help, please?
      i do put a board wood undermat and then nail it in with 5 peices of woods strips and never moves (thats if u do max300 super max me mix or fasanation enternal love mix ,choas, or fasanation max
      Last edited by bright141; 05-12-2007, 08:58 AM. Reason: hope that helps

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      • darklordsarumon9
        FFR Veteran
        • Feb 2005
        • 1777

        #18
        Re: How Do you Keep Homepads from Sliding?

        save your money and buy a good metal pad like i did
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        • solopro
          FFR Player
          • May 2006
          • 448

          #19
          Re: How Do you Keep Homepads from Sliding?

          Well, at my school, they used masking tape to hold them down on each of the four corners.

          You can use duct tape, too. I don't know if that will work. We were on a gym floor.
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          • kylehaas
            FFR Player
            • Apr 2006
            • 368

            #20
            Re: How Do you Keep Homepads from Sliding?

            Buy a metal pad...
            "COBALT FLUX!!!!"

            Then, if you have concrete floor, it will not slide...
            If you have carpet, buy a rubber pad to lay underneath of it...
            Sincerely,

            Kyle

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            • g4z33b0
              Banned
              • Mar 2006
              • 2618

              #21
              Re: How Do you Keep Homepads from Sliding?

              Before I got my Flux, I just duct taped it. I use my mom's desk chair for a bar, but I'll try a lawn chair.

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              • DragonKazooie89
                FFR Player
                • May 2007
                • 100

                #22
                Re: How Do you Keep Homepads from Sliding?

                I you don't want to use tape and you play on carpeting, use velcro.
                I'm running at the speed of sound to save the princess while I'm trying to catch 'em all!

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                • -SPONG3Y--DDR--M4N!4C-
                  FFR Player
                  • Mar 2007
                  • 69

                  #23
                  Re: How Do you Keep Homepads from Sliding?

                  I have an old Topway Soft Pad which I think I bought in about the time DDR 2nd mix went up. I knew it moved around a little and sometimes it folds, so I took some plywood and used some plastic cover for the top and just taped it under. Works fine today even for a 7-year old softpad, but the downside is when the pad gets a little sweaty it gets slippery so some of the times I use it to play DDRSupernova I wear slippers with soft soles.
                  Many people today play DDR Extreme, DDR Supernova and later. But I still play 1st and 2nd mix in the arcades. Too bad for me.

                  .

                  PRESENT DAY
                  Man: I'm going to play DDR 1st Mix today.
                  Man 2: SO what? I'm playing Supernova 2 today.
                  Man: What the hell is Supernova?
                  Man 2: Go back to the 60's, noob.

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                  • .Poisonous.Cyanide.
                    FFR Player
                    • Apr 2007
                    • 22

                    #24
                    Re: How Do you Keep Homepads from Sliding?

                    I don't. After a couple of songs, I'm forever rearranging it
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