Felsir

I've spend a frustating amount of time on this. Same with closing Pup packs on certain tables. Once I managed to fix it for one table- it broke on another. So in the end- I switched to Popper. Now all Pup pack tables work. It took a bit of time to get everything set up (I was quite happy with my Pinball Y setup) but in the end I just drew the conclusion that Pinball Y doesn't play nice with some Pup pack tables.

Playing around with the layout. Based on images from Pinside forum topic gallery I think I have the playfield layout done. Large part of the girl is vectorised so I can vary the colors and style. I want to provide the option in the script to have the authentic playfield or my own "remastered" version. Not sure how easy that probably means I need to flip a lot of texture references around. Looking forward to hear some thoughts on this.

Quick update- did some additional vector work, but my spare time is limited over the next few weeks. Did also some table tests in 10.7; so I'm slowly getting there...

I have a 'smart power switch' that does not work consistently. The strip has a calibration feature; which I dialed to the point that it triggered the way I expected it to do so- this happens to be the "MAX" setting. At first, the power stip didn't trigger at all- the USB devices also kept their power so I switched the "S4/S5" setting in the BIOS. That did the trick- the USB devices were no longer active. The strip now triggers roughly 20% of the time I shutdown the system- leaving 80% of the time the TVs and my LED power supply switched on. Did anyone have a similar problem? How to fix this? I am tempted to unplug the cabinet entirely as alternative and leave the PC on autoboot when power is available ("power on after power loss" BIOS option).

Thank you! I am quite aware that this will take a lot of time 🙂 So far I am enjoying the ride. The vectorisation progress is done by hand- I have done a lot of arcade sideart in the past- but this one has quite a few intricate color and shapes in it. I hope I can get closte to the image I have in my mind for the final product. For constructing the table, I'm a rookie, so I may have some questions or need advice along the trip.

I'm working on Star Gazer. It will be my first scratch build table. After some experiments with the VPX editor, I think I'm ready for the real work. The artwork will be 4K, so I'm busy cleaning up and recreating the graphics in vector format.

I have uploaded the table to vpforums as JPSalas uploads his tables there. The file includes the table, the backglass and a wheel icon. Enjoy 🙂

Usually interfaces also have a ID other than just a name and usually these can be reconfigured via the firmware.

I made these some time ago. Maybe you can use it. This is the vector file for the black-and-white logo. The colored version has a lot of filters in Affinity Design, so it's rasterised and the effects are lost. Centaur (Bally 1981)-bw.svg

I could be wrong- but I think most people wire the LEDs of the buttons via a LEDwiz or iPac device. According to the Pinscape Build Guide: See: The Pinscape Build guide chapter 49. It may be easier to get a Pac-Drive and control the LEDs from that device than geting a booster circuit for the KLZ25Z.

Nice! This is one of those images you can hear. 80s vibe 🙂

View File Scooby Doo KISS alternate backglass Alternative backglass for Scooby Doo! and KISS Rock and Roll Mystery. The characters are spaced differently to better accomodate the 16:9 space on the backglass. Based on the artwork of the DVD of the movie. Thank you HauntFreaks and Goldchicco for the table! Submitter Felsir Submitted 07/25/2021 Category B2S Backglasses  

My favorite is Star Trek - The Next Generation. When I got my first own apartment is was located above a cafetaria where they had this machine. One day I got home really late and the cafetaria owner was closing up. He invited me in to get to know the new upstairs neighbor. He grabbed a bunch of coins and we played the game while talking. Whenever I got in to order some food, he would toss me a coin to play a game. So happy memories. (Epilogue, when I moved places I kept visiting once in a while- one day the place was sold and the new owner replaced the pinball by a slot machine. Haven't been there ever since). Therefore STTNG is still the most played game at home. On top of that, the ruleset and gameplay just 'clicks'. The end-of-ball bonus chimes also are some of the best.