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Some weeks ago I started to colorize IJPA for a friend who owns a real pin. But I thought I could maybe share the progress, so here are some first impressions. click images to watch animation:

After I could not find any colorization files for MM, I started my own project two weeks ago. This is my first try of using the awesome Pin2Dmd Editor by Steve. Version Beta 1.1 Thank you all for the great reactions to my works and many thanks for those who sent some drinks, cheers! Now the time is right to provide an update, that reduces some major issues and adds a bit more niceness to the game ( I hope so :-) )... Changelog: Flickering frames while choosing items for catapult reduced to a minimum Added more detailed troll animations (not finished yet... I colorized over 170 frames, frame by frame and hash by hash, but there are still some frames missing. The color mask solution before also had a lot of glitches, so I decided to give you that new version :-)) Fix for right outlane Joust Charge counts (only showed Joust Charge 1 before), colorization is done until Joust Charge 8 Fix for some minor timing and transition issues Color and keyframe adjustments for some scenes Colorized some missing Jackpot and score scenes Instructions: Download the attached rar file and extract the content into your vpinmame\altcolor\mm_109c folder. For any requests for real pins please pm me. Medieval Madness Beta 1.1.rar PLEASE DO NOT SHARE OR UPLOAD SOMEWHERE ELSE! IF YOU GET ANY REQUEST, PLEASE LEAD THE PEOPLE TO THIS THREAD...THANK YOU! And once again, just to mention it: I am not doing this to make money, but if you like to send me a drink or something, feel warmly invited to use the Tip button below.

So started up on Godzilla, just started today. If things need fixed on T2, Lethal Weapon, or Baywatch, this will get put on hold. LW3 and Baywatch are both being privately tested before release. Looks better than having end users beta test "releases" IMO. 5th colorization, Im getting pretty good at these meow. Recording provided by Rappel. More is done than what is shown in the GIFs (15 scenes in total), I've been doing much better at dynamic palette changes which takes much less time than recoloring scenes when it isnt needed.