Thalamus

Glad that it is working. Have fun.

Not if you clean out the previous versions and run his installer. I'm pretty sure that your screenres.txt could be improved upon too. But, I don't run lcd myself so I'm no help to you.

In dmddevice.ini - section virtualdmd - set enabled = true. A lcd monitor is a virtual dmd, so, you have turned it off.

Show us your screenres.txt and your dmddevice.ini

What you describe is a ball falling out of the table. If no one else is having such issues, then it is probably your fault changing maybe the z-axis scale.

That is not a good idea. It will only change a few parameters and several of the objects in the table won't change. So, normally they become even more out of wack than they where before. Of course, you can get lucky, but, as a solution it is not valid. You guys need to learn to adjust these things themselves I'm afraid. There is many ways to tune physics. BOP from wrd1972 pr. example uses very different technique than most tables. You need to learn about physics collections and - without looking, most probably also script. There is a quide over at vpinball made by Rothbauerw that explains most of it, but, it is not a copy and paste solution. Just gets you closer imo.

Deadzone under dof/keys can be used. But, well, I advice you first to make sure that the nudge that you are seeing isn't of high values. If they are, and you crank the deadzone too high because of it, it won't feel natural. You can always download DiView or DXTweak2 both see and fine tune DirectX input values with.

Understandable and just remember. If only 0.001% of the end users have done as much as you in this field. We've had all machines colored already. Appreciate all you've done.

@toxie : Can confirm, setup -> all says OK, CRC check on and pinball test on, cleaned the registry for old entry. No go.

Yes. I've got a PM. Will check it out soon.

What exact rom are you trying to dump ? I think it would be best to use the same one in case there is odd bugs. I should be able to give it a quick run and see if I can reproduce, or I'm getting good dumps.

This is what I did. First use F4, and change those ------- to 00000001 - then switch over to the F6 dump.

Ah - stupid me, I didn't realise you could click the filename - LOL ... got it, for the next time

Tried a new dump yesterday and this time I'm confident that I've done it the way you intended. Quite a lot of samples from btmn_160 have been dumped. Used your latest version of the editor too and the formatting bug I saw earlier was gone. I read your post about auto, what it meant too late, easy to do manually of course too. Not sure why you have that ref to waveshop.exe in the *.ini - I expect there is hotkey that triggers it or ... ? Not sure, I tried waveshop, since you mentioned it, and I've used Audacity for a while. Is there maybe some advantages to using waveshop that I don't know of ? Fell back to Audacity. I wonder, and I'm no programmer. Would it be hard to be able to seek for the first second of data, then search the full dump for any matching patterns and maybe output any such finds into a logfile ? There where quite a lot of 4minutes dumps where I can swear that it loops almost all the sample dump, but, it isn't easy to find those patterns. With Audacity at least, it is more of a visual task than anything else. No matter. Very cool feature @lucky1 - thanks again. ❤️

Not sure what version of AC/DC we're talking about there. For me, it is the right magna save button, not both flippers at the same time. That would be, right cntr.