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I test about 5 games only doom has the problem as for the light i'm attempting to rewrite the code. I was thinking of using a basic if then statment.Where x is your variable.it would probably be a subroutineIf x = 0 then turn led offif x = 1 then returnWhen you press the button / Ie sync button in my case then it will add a line to set x to 1then when you pres the sync button for the turn off it sets x to 0. meaning it'll always keep the light off.It is a bit of redundant codeing honestly but that is the easiest way that I see to keep the light off always. I mess around last night and just added the led off command into the code and it did that but it really defeated the purpose of having it hooked to a led.Now its time to read up on assembler and try and write that subroutine.Thanks
Done no more random lit up led on startup!! .. now if i could figure out the doom thing .. hahah not that i care about that :PIt turns out pic assembler doesnt actually have if then statements so I had to do some research. Anyways its done now i have to redo my other 2 controllers.Cattleprod