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So to recap from my cabinet thread, I had some issues develop - serious ones - related to my shaker motor and how it was starting to impact my vpin Radiant Silverball. When I was streaming Last Action Hero on Saturday evening, the Pinscape suddenly seemed to bang the space bar repeatedly. Post-stream testing ultimately showed that sustained shaker use was starting to cause the computer to hard-lock. The computer that I had swapped in has a "tall" CPU cooler that oscillates when the shaker is active, and I suspect it was too much for it. I removed the shaker from the config, and then physically removed the shaker from the cabinet. But what to do, I've grown used to having something go off for the shaker, but clearly I can't use a real one, plus the one I did have installed I could never manage to get the intensity turned down to where I actually wanted it. I came up with a solution, using an intended addition to my Surround Sound Feedback setup. So this is now, effectively, my shaker motor - a transducer mini bass puck. It's mounted near the coin door, kind of centered left to right. I've had it for months, and finally decided to get it installed. What I did was I mounted the shaker motor to a board, set it on top of my standing mat that I have in front of the pinballs, held it down with my knees, and recorded it as I put voltage to it with my benchtop power supply on my soldering cart. A little janky, but I got an appropriate sound for what I had in mind, which was the goal. I took the sound file into Audacity, and worked on removing most of the higher frequency - I was aiming for something that would play predominately on a subwoofer installed in 7.1. This meant everything above 200Hz had to go in the trash. With that done, I looked at Last Action Hero - I had a pretty good idea of how the shaker would act - and I found how to reference the appropriate coil via Earthshaker, and react to that call. I dropped in a ShakerTimer timer on Last Action Hero with an interval of 30 and nonactive, and applied the following routines: SolCallback(16) = "ShakerMotor" Sub ShakerMotor(enabled) If enabled Then ShakeTimer.Enabled = 1 playsound SoundFX("ShakerMotorLow",DOFContactors) Else ShakeTimer.Enabled = 0 End If End Sub Sub ShakeTimer_Timer() Nudge 0,1 Nudge 90,1 Nudge 180,1 Nudge 270,1 End Sub "ShakerMotorLow" is the name of the sound file that I imported into the table to serve as the shaker. It took some playing around with the subwoofer volume, but I got it to where we can feel when the "shaker" goes off, can hear it despite it being on the subwoofer itself, and yet the cabinet won't be losing parts to vibration anymore. And it does work more or less as intended when I played Last Action Hero. My intent is to install the same "mod" on Earthshaker (really just swap in the sound), and play that on Tuesday on my Twitch stream. There was no way I was going to play that without some sort of shaker effect. And going forward is the process of getting it installed on any table that supports a shaker motor, and then on any table I want some sort of shaker effect - like hitting the castle in Medieval Madness. ShakerMotorLow.wav

Hello everyone! I have a performance issue with DOF; puzzling me for quite some time. I got DOF R3++ running and everything works but the output is jerky/slow/stuttering. DOF sends data to my 2 output controllers which I have installed: pinscape and teensystrip (teensy 4.0). When running any table in vpx (used a couple of releases, now on 10.7.4) all my output is jerky. I only have some led-buttons (pinscape) and some ws2812b ledstrips (teensy 4.0) installed. The input devices on the pinscape controller work instantly; no lag at all. Flipper and plunger input is working great without delay. More complex led strip effects are jerky or just partially shown. I only have this problem when the table is actually running. When I press Escape in vpx when the table is running, then the last output that the B2S backglass server sent to DOF shows nicely. Could this be caused by the B2S Backglass server triggering to much data to DOF during gameplay? The start-button and launch-button for example do blink but in most tables, especially rom-based ones, the led-button does not go completely out. But when I press Escape in vpx when playing (freezing the playfield), the led-button blinks nicely. When I use a DOF tester to activate the led effects and led-buttons individually, everything works fine; also the most complex led strip effects. The DOF tester uses the same config-folder as during gameplay. If anyone would be so kind to help me out or has some ideas what could be causing this. Could it be that the B2S backglass server sends too much data simultaneously at some point causing DOF to trigger too many effects simultaneously to each output device without any delay? Or am I missing a setting I need to tweak in one of the configuration files? I am currently using B2S backglass server 2.0 and vpinmame 3.6; but also with earlier versions i had this performance issue. A good table example in my case is Docter Who. Testing all output individually with the DOF tester works great when testing the rom. But during gameplay the output devices do not perform well. When i use a non rom-based table like Batman66 I don't notice any problems. All output, like the matrix leds in the back of my cabinet show instantly. The B-A-T-M-A-N letters displayed on the matrix led syncronize exactly with the intro song. If anyone has had similar issues please let me know.

This tutorial should help beginners to create their own RGB led strip configurations. I started making notes for myself and thought sharing could help others. You should already have led strips installed and DOF configuration working. Use http://configtool.vpuniverse.com to setup and download your directoutputconfig.ini file. After some trial&error, doing changes on Notebook in living room, running down to cabinet to test, going back, etc, I’ve created a mini matrix, just to see how effects work. This mini matrix is here used for the videos: The matrix has 24 pixel on left and right side, with 4 x 12 for the center matrix. I’ve used one meter of 96/m strip to build that. The tutorial will be published step by step, each handling a topic.

View File Halloween - Big Bloody Mike (PinEvent V2, FizX 3.0) Halloween - Big Bloody Mike (PinEvent V2, FizX) Version: 1.7 (July 2023) This is SLAMT1LT’s Halloween (Ultimate Pro) table which has been updated to my Big Bloody Mike mod. It has been completely updated to use the newest BAM features to create an amazing real-time visual treat with many cool new additions, as well as excellent new mechanical sounds from FLEEP! See new effects, such as blood spilling down the playfield during Score Drain, animated spotlights, flashlight ball, pumpkin ball, and animated Michael Myers character which will stalk you on the playfield and in the VR Game Room. FizX This table has been fully updated with FizX 3.0 for game changing new physics on Future Pinball. FizX uses techniques similar to nFozzy on VPX to completely change the physics for the flippers, slings, rubbers, targets, ball behavior and more that allows this table play much more realistically than anyone ever thought was possible on Future Pinball. You will be amazed at the difference! PinEvent V2 This table is also updated to fully support PinEvent V2 features (DOF, PUP SSF, PUP DMD). It has modern PUP DMD display options that can work with all setups. With it's crisp HD text and dazzling videos, it's sure to wow everyone who sees it. For a video walkthrough of the updates, new features, and all game modes, watch here: Screenshots: Thanks of course to these awesome contributors: SLAMT1LT: created the original Ultimate Pro 1.02 table TerryRed: BIG BLOODY MIKE mod, PinEvent V2, FizX Schlabber34: insert jewel images FLEEP: mechanical sounds JLou: FizX and support ravarcade: BAM and support Nailbuster: Pinup Player, PUP DMD, PUP SSF Chris Leathley: Future Pinball DISCLAIMER: This table is a fan-made work of passion, and is NOT intended for commercial usage or to be included in any part of a commercial sale! ==================================================================== This table is single player only. ==================================================================== Desktop Static Camera Views (attract mode) press plunger to cycle through different static views During Attract, the flipper buttons will toggle between Pumpkin Ball and Chrome Ball TABLE OPTIONS BAM Ray Cast Ball Shadows: this table was created to look best with the new BAM Ray Cast Ball shadows this feature is ENABLED on the table script by default this feature requires a fast video card, and will use much more of your GPU if the table doesn’t run smooth, then your PC may not be fast enough to handle this feature (and you should disable it) To disable this feature, you MUST “first” disable it in TABLE OPTIONS (in the table script), AND in the BAM menu “afterward” while playing open BAM menu (~ or Q by default), and goto "Addons - Configure Ball and Shadows" BAM Menu - Light and Post Processing settings: BAM Lighting and Post Processing settings are set by the table script and will ALWAYS override the user's settings this is required to ensure that all lighting is set correctly at all times. Physics: FizX v3.0 PinEvent V2 features for this table: DOF PUP SSF PUP DMD PUP Stream Night Mode key TILT BOB key ==================================================================== Game not running smooth? Try the following: run FP in Fullscreen, not Windowed disable RayCast Ball Shadows in TABLE OPTIONS "first", then disable in the BAM menu while playing (Addons - Configure Ball and Shadows) disable Reflections options in FP's Video / Rendering settings reduce / disable Antialiasing in FP's Video / Rendering settings disable any SSAO options in BAM plugins menu (disabled by default) ==================================================================== TABLE REQUIREMENTS (very important!) All Visual C++ Runtime updates FP and BAM (updated to 1.5-365 or higher) Future Pinball and BAM Essentials AIO package (installed AFTER installing FP or after updating BAM) my BAM Settings files installed the REQUIRED “Video / Rendering Options” and “Editor Options” set in Future Pinball settings (included with the table's zip file) ==================================================================== INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS (REQUIRED) PLEASE read the Install Instructions (included with the table's zip file) it shows you how to check what version of BAM you have installed it shows you how to install all the REQUIRED items above (and provides links to download them) it shows you how to easily setup FP and BAM with the REQUIRED settings there is a FAQ included that will answer most questions! It's super easy, and only takes minutes to do! ==================================================================== How to run Future Pinball to play the table PLEASE read the Install Instructions (included with the table's zip file) to know how to properly use FP and BAM ==================================================================== PROBLEMS? Read the Install Instructions included in the table's zip file. It tells you everything you need to know, has a very helpful FAQ, and has lots of pretty pictures! Again, read the FAQ and the Install Instructions in the table's zip file! ==================================================================== Submitter TerryRed Submitted 04/09/21 Category Future Pinball Tables  

View File RetroFlair - BAM Edition (PinEvent V2, FizX 3.0) RetroFlair - Bam Edition (PinEvent V2, FizX) Version: 1.9 (July 2023) This is Rom's classic Future Pinball table the lets us jam to classic Arcade and Amiga tunes. I have updated it to my BAM Edition and PinEvent V2 mod to use the newest BAM features to create an amazing real-time visual treat with cool new additions, as well as excellent new mechanical sounds from FLEEP! See cool features such as the new PAC-MAN, Outrun, and Speedball modes. New mesh inserts, new RGB G.I. lighting effects, real beacon and spotlights, new shadowmaps, ray cast shadows, and more. FizX This table has been fully updated with FizX v3.0 physics for game changing new physics on Future Pinball. FizX uses techniques similar to nFozzy physics on VPX to completely change the physics for the flippers, slings, rubbers, targets, ball behavior and more that allows this table play much more realistically than anyone ever thought was possible on Future Pinball. You will be amazed at the difference! PinEvent V2 This table is also updated to fully support PinEvent V2 features (DOF, PUP SSF, PUP DMD). It has modern PUP DMD display options that can work with all setups. With it's crisp HD text and dazzling videos, it's sure to wow everyone who sees it. For a video walkthrough of the updates, new features, and all game modes, watch here: Screenshots: Thanks to these awesome contributors: ROM: original RetroFlair table build TerryRed: BAM Edition table update, PinEvent V2, FizX Schlabber34: insert jewel images FLEEP: mechanical sounds JLou: FizX and support ravarcade: BAM and support Nailbuster: Pinup Player, PUP DMD, PUP SSF support Chris Leathley: Future Pinball DISCLAIMER: This table is a fan-made work of passion, and is NOT intended for commercial usage or to be included in any part of a commercial sale! ==================================================================== This table is single player only. ==================================================================== Desktop Static Camera Views (attract mode) press plunger to cycle through different static views Action Buttons - digital plunger, special 1, special 2 (gameplay) all buttons/keys will act as an autoplunger and an action button during gameplay RGB Animated G.I. Lighting Flipper buttons will toggle between Default G.I., and RGB G.I. that will cycle through all colours. This can be done only during attract mode. TABLE OPTIONS BAM Ray Cast Ball Shadows: this table was created to look best with the new BAM Ray Cast Ball shadows this feature is ENABLED on the table script by default this feature requires a fast video card, and will use much more of your GPU if the table doesn’t run smooth, then your PC may not be fast enough to handle this feature (and you should disable it) To disable this feature, you MUST “first” disable it in TABLE OPTIONS (in the table script), AND in the BAM menu “afterward” while playing open BAM menu (~ or Q by default), and goto "Addons - Configure Ball and Shadows" BAM Menu - Light and Post Processing settings: BAM Lighting and Post Processing settings are set by the table script and will ALWAYS override the user's settings this is required to ensure that all lighting is set correctly at all times. Physics: FizX v3.0 PinEvent V2 features for this table: DOF PUP SSF PUP DMD PUP Stream Night Mode key TILT BOB key ==================================================================== Game not running smooth? Try the following: run FP in Fullscreen, not Windowed disable RayCast Ball Shadows in TABLE OPTIONS "first", then disable in the BAM menu while playing (Addons - Configure Ball and Shadows) disable Reflections options in FP's Video / Rendering settings reduce / disable Antialiasing in FP's Video / Rendering settings disable any SSAO options in BAM plugins menu (disabled by default) ==================================================================== TABLE REQUIREMENTS (very important!) All Visual C++ Runtime updates FP and BAM (updated to 1.5-365 or higher) Future Pinball and BAM Essentials AIO package (installed AFTER installing FP or after updating BAM) my BAM Settings files installed the REQUIRED “Video / Rendering Options” and “Editor Options” set in Future Pinball settings (included with the table's zip file) ==================================================================== INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS (REQUIRED) PLEASE read the Install Instructions (included with the table's zip file) it shows you how to check what version of BAM you have installed it shows you how to install all the REQUIRED items above (and provides links to download them) it shows you how to easily setup FP and BAM with the REQUIRED settings there is a FAQ included that will answer most questions! It's super easy, and only takes minutes to do! ==================================================================== How to run Future Pinball to play the table PLEASE read the Install Instructions (included with the table's zip file) to know how to properly use FP and BAM ==================================================================== PROBLEMS? Read the Install Instructions included in the table's zip file. It tells you everything you need to know, has a very helpful FAQ, and has lots of pretty pictures! Again, read the FAQ and the Install Instructions in the table's zip file! ==================================================================== CHANGELOG BAM Edition 1.9 - FizX v3.0 update! - updated table for FizX v3.0 - new built in Static Camera Views for Desktop mode (toggle with plunger / special buttons during attract mode) - plunger and special buttons all active autoplunger - small fixes - new install instructions - ball rolling sounds changed in table and in pup-pack 1.8 - FizX physics and Ball Rolling Sound updates and fixes - updated FizX physics code to change how ball ID's are handled to prevent conflicts - updated FizX physics code for more efficient Rubber bounce handling - updated Ball Rolling Sound code to change how ball ID's are tracked to prevent conflicts - removed old PUPRollingUpdateTimer commands that are no longer used (would give an error if PinEvent Settings were forced to be disabled) 1.7 - FizX v2.0 hotfix, settings, profiles, fps changes - updated to JLou's newest FizX v2.0 code - added JLou's bug fix for ball falling into 2nd or 3rd set of flippers - new FizX code no longer requires flipper Swing Angle to be specified in the FizX Flipper settings! - FizX slingshots, drop targets, rubbers are now set in the FizX General Settings section (not in a FizX Profile) - FizX XML_FPS is now set in its own section - updated FizX Profiles to only change FizX Flipper settings - there are no longer FizX Profiles used for different physics xml settings - any settings needed for a different PHYSICS XML FPS is now set in the FizX FPS settings section BAM Edition v1.6 - added xBAM.FixScore to prevent any possible score overflow crashes - updated table and physics to FizX v2.0 (now use 1K Physics ball model zip file) - updated PinEvent V2 Ball Rolling functions: new singular code for both FP and PUP SSF (no more smoke ball rolling code) - updated PinEvent V2 PinMechSound code to support new FizX auto hit events based on PF materials - added more FLEEP mechanical sounds to support new FizX dynamic ball hit events - this allows for amazing new dynamic mechanical and SSF sounds for the entire table! BAM Edition v1.5 - updates to the table, layout, code, sound, music, items, lighting, models, etc - removed older items / surfaces / lights no longer used - adjusted table geometry to allow for better ball flow - updated BAM lighting and post processing - updated entire table's G.I. and lighting - new insert models, lighting, textures, normal maps, decals - new shadowmaps for G.I and flashers (made to work properly with ray cast ball shadows) - new FLEEP mechanical sounds - updated entire table for FizX physics - added PinEvent V2 support for DOF, SSF, PUP DMD, PUP Stream, TILT BOB, etc - added TABLE OPTIONS to customize many things on startup, and for performance, etc. - added new RGB lighting option for G.I. - added Drain and Tilt Red colour changes to inserts, and added light sequences - adjusted bumper colours and images to match the PacMan ghosts - added option to not play intro music - new RGB flashers (on the slingshots) that change colour to match the game's progress - new Pac-Man mode! (eat pills, avoid ghosts to eat Power Pill, then hit Bumpers to eat ghosts) - new Custom Balls for Default, and Pac-Man - new Speedball mode (hit all Opponent targets, then avoid random Opponent and get the Power Ball) - new Outrun mode (avoid cars, hit Checkpoint ramp 3 times to change Outrun tunes to complete the mode) - new marquee images for left sign that change for each tune - added side rails for cabinet views - lots of other updates and details I can't keep track of Submitter TerryRed Submitted 04/08/21 Category Future Pinball Tables  

View File TimeLord (Original 2022) - Avago- DOF, nFozzy/Roth physics, Fleep Sounds & Luts Avago present to you the Time Lord pinball game. Our objective was to make a game that looked good, played great and was fun to play. Hopefully we have achieved that but ....Time will tell😁. The Backglass, VPX game, wheel & rules are include this download and a game instruction video available here on Youtube. https://youtu.be/2HrowxmZe58. You require VPX10.7, Freezy and Flex DMD to run run this game. No ROM is required. The game is built on a JP Salas game framework using Darks DMD and flashes. It has been a great pleasure to work with JP to produce a game that plays like a great JP Salas inspired table should. Gedankekojote97 applied the latest nFozzy/Roth physics, Fleep sounds, luts, and ramp textures to what we thought was fun game and make it so much better than we ever imagined. DOF is applied to the game only in the 1.0.2 version. VR is in the pipeline with Rajo Joey coming on board and joining the Avago team. The Game The game is based on a story by Hayden Perno about an evil imposter who has set himself up as the Time Lord by assassinating the the Master of Time, stealing the throne and banishing Q-man the rightful heir of time, to the far reaches of the galaxy. In the game you must complete 5 tasks to defeat the evil imposter TimeLord and restore Q-Man's position as the true Lord of Time. During gameplay table graphics change, rotating planets appear, dragons eyes follow your every move, rotating clocks can suddenly change direction which are all very nice buuuuut, poor shot selection will be greeted by let's say with commentary by a less than complimentary robot. This game was built for fun and the callouts are a highlight of the game. The ultimate goal of the game is to complete the 5 tasks and the reward is a whole new playfield. The glory table will appear for 60 seconds and you have an opportunity to make glory billions via the the centre spiral ramp. Table influences The current version is third 3rd generation & 2 years in the making so many influences can be seen as this table has evolved. Seeing JP's scripting in Serious Sam was the turning point and his generosity and support to use his ideas and help with the final scripting has made this game possible. Scotty Wickburgh is also huge influence on this game and you will recognise some of his ideas in rotating bumper caps and a captive ball spinner. Other influences you may notice include the TOTAN style ramps (They were the first objects on the table and remained till the end), the Shovel Knight lifting ramp ramp for ball locks by Wiz and the plunger lane style ramp from Bride of Pinbot. All of these have a Time Lord twist to suit the the Time Lord gameplay and story. Of course there are many other people to thank. Those who produced the VPinballX framework, freezy, flex dmd and those who run a site to share. Thanks to Flupper & Bord for tutorials & last but not least to Crackers and Mozzie1 for making sure this game was kept real in every way. They made it fun & kept the energy up. The Avago Team are JP Salas- Game framework, playfield objects , testing & final scripting Gedankekojote97- nFozzy/Roth physics, Fleep sounds, Luts, Ramp textures & dynamic ball shadows Crackers & Mozzie- Table production team and testing Outhere-DOF Wheel by Vtdmame RusstyT- Table graphics,Game Design, scripting, callouts, Project lead, *************************************************************************** For those people with 7:1 sound setups and are experiencing problems with allocation of Backglass Sounds to the table please see the note I left in the review. This link is to a demonstation of the gameplay and table exciter speakers with the designed setup. The overlay sounds such a the Dragon roar do not cause the flat speakers to distort. https://youtu.be/loXfxHt8zZ4 I find that 7.1 SSF enhanced sound setting reduces clarity and separation of the sounds and its not my preferred setting. This is a link to a demonstration of that game https://youtu.be/kG_FxQnebgc *************************************************************************** ********************************* This game is not for resale or redistribution ********************************* TimeLord_1.0.0.zip Submitter RusstyT Submitted 07/19/2022 Category Original (Original) Game Creations Link to B2S included in download Link to Media Pack wheel included in download  

I am unable to find clear instructions on how to install Direct Output Formatter in my FX3 Windows 10 system. I've looked here, on vpforums, and on vpuniverse. They have ones for visual pinball, etc, but are confusing because they don't directly apply to FX3 unless you are able to translate the directory names & structure - making it easy to mess up. Existing tutorials don't directly address pinball FX3, installation, Can someone help? Thanks.

View File Masters of the Universe: Mastered, DOFLinx MX Cabinet Edition Masters of the Universe: Mastered. DOFLinx MX Cabinet Edition You have the power of the ultimate light show in a pinball cabinet! This is the first Future Pinball table to use addressable leds thanks to the new DOF led MX support in DOFLinx 5.20! You have never seen a light show quite like this in a pinball cabinet! Amazing effects and animation that surround the playfield! A video demonstration can be seen here in my cabinet: This table has the complete cabinet feedback and lighting support for the following: - 10 solenoids for flipper, slingshots, bumpers, etc.. - 5 RGB flashers - Blower Fan - Shaker - Gear motor - Strobe - Beacon - Start button - Coin button - Launch Ball button - RGB Undercab Lighting - Addressable leds Requirements: - DOF R3 installed (for DOFLinx cabinet feedback and lighting) and addressable leds already setup and working (for MX led effects). - DOFlinx 5.20 or higher is REQUIRED, even if you don't have addressable leds. - addressable leds are NOT required to play this table, but they are HIGHLY recommended. - to use the addressable leds with this table you must have your DOF "config" files updated by using DOF Config Tool! (just like you would for Visual Pinball) To play a Future Pinball table with addressable leds support (DOFLinx MX): - update DOFLinx as per normal (must be 5.20 or higher). Make sure you copy over the new DOFLinx.vbs to "Future Pinball \ Scripts". - add DIRECTOUTPUTGLOBAL=c:\DirectOuput\Config\GLobalConfig_b2sServer.xml (assuming you have it there) to your DOFLinx.ini file. - download the awesomeness of a Future Pinball DOFLinx MX table - check DOF Config Tool to see if support for that table has been added to it yet (you will see FP tables start with "FP:") If there are no DOF commands showing for that table, its not supported yet. - "Generate" a new Config File (containing directoutputconfig30.ini in the zip) and copy the new files to your "DirectOutput \ Configs" folder. - play the epicness that is Future Pinball with DOFLinx cabinet feedback and addressable leds! DOFLinx 5.20+ download link: http://www.vpforums....&showfile=12318 Submitter TerryRed Submitted 09/25/2017 Category Future Pinball Tables Link to Media Pack  

View File Retroflair: DOFLinx MX Cabinet Edition Retroflair: DOFLinx MX Cabinet Edition Witness a modern light show in a retro theme, thanks to the new DOF addressable led MX support in DOFLinx 5.20! A video demonstration in my cabinet can be seen here: This table have the complete cabinet feedback and lighting support for the following: - 10 solenoids for flipper, slingshots, bumpers, etc.. - 5 RGB flashers - Blower Fan - Shaker - Gear motor - Strobe - Beacon - Start button - Coin button - Launch Ball button - RGB Undercab Lighting - Addressable leds Requirements: - DOF R3 installed (for DOFLinx cabinet feedback and lighting) and addressable leds already setup and working (for MX led effects). - DOFlinx 5.20 or higher is REQUIRED, even if you don't have addressable leds. - addressable leds are NOT required to play this table, but they are HIGHLY recommended. - to use the addressable leds with this table you must have your DOF "config" files updated by using DOF Config Tool! (just like you would for Visual Pinball) To play a Future Pinball table with addressable leds support (DOFLinx MX): - update DOFLinx as per normal (must be 5.20 or higher). Make sure you copy over the new DOFLinx.vbs to "Future Pinball \ Scripts". - add DIRECTOUTPUTGLOBAL=c:\DirectOuput\Config\GLobalConfig_b2sServer.xml (assuming you have it there) to your DOFLinx.ini file. - download the awesomeness of a Future Pinball DOFLinx MX table - check DOF Config Tool to see if support for that table has been added to it yet (you will see FP tables start with "FP:") If there are no DOF commands showing for that table, its not supported yet. - "Generate" a new Config File (containing directoutputconfig30.ini in the zip) and copy the new files to your "DirectOutput \ Configs" folder. - play the epicness that is Future Pinball with DOFLinx cabinet feedback and addressable leds! DOFLinx 5.20+ download link: http://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=12318 Consult the DOFLinx guide included in the download link for more information on setting up DOFLinx. Submitter TerryRed Submitted 09/28/2017 Category Future Pinball Tables Link to Media Pack  

View File Wipeout: DOFLinx MX Cabinet Edition Wipeout: DOFLinx MX Cabinet Edition Witness a modern light show in a retro theme, thanks to the new DOF addressable led MX support in DOFLinx 5.20! A video demonstration in my cabinet can be seen here: This table has the complete cabinet feedback and lighting support for the following: - 10 solenoids for flipper, slingshots, bumpers, etc.. - 5 RGB flashers - Blower Fan - Shaker - Gear motor - Strobe - Beacon - Start button - Coin button - Launch Ball button - RGB Undercab Lighting - Addressable leds Requirements: - DOF R3 installed (for DOFLinx cabinet feedback and lighting) and addressable leds already setup and working (for MX led effects). - DOFlinx 5.20 or higher is REQUIRED, even if you don't have addressable leds. - addressable leds are NOT required to play this table, but they are HIGHLY recommended. - to use the addressable leds with this table you must have your DOF "config" files updated by using DOF Config Tool! (just like you would for Visual Pinball) To play a Future Pinball table with addressable leds support (DOFLinx MX): - update DOFLinx as per normal (must be 5.20 or higher). Make sure you copy over the new DOFLinx.vbs to "Future Pinball \ Scripts". - add DIRECTOUTPUTGLOBAL=c:\DirectOuput\Config\GLobalConfig_b2sServer.xml (assuming you have it there) to your DOFLinx.ini file. - download the awesomeness of a Future Pinball DOFLinx MX table - check DOF Config Tool to see if support for that table has been added to it yet (you will see FP tables start with "FP:") If there are no DOF commands showing for that table, its not supported yet. - "Generate" a new Config File (containing directoutputconfig30.ini in the zip) and copy the new files to your "DirectOutput \ Configs" folder. - play the epicness that is Future Pinball with DOFLinx cabinet feedback and addressable leds! DOFLinx 5.20+ download link: http://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=12318 Consult the DOFLinx guide included in the donwload link for more information on setting up DOFLinx. Submitter TerryRed Submitted 09/28/2017 Category Future Pinball Tables Link to Media Pack  

View File Avatar (Ultimate): DOFLinx MX Cabinet Edition The most amazing lighting in a pinball cabinet allows for particle effects, great explosions, electrical effects, and machine gun fire, thanks to the new DOF addressable led MX support in DOFLinx 5.20! A video demonstration can be seen here in my cabinet: This table has complete cabinet feedback and lighting support for the following: – 10 solenoids for flipper, slingshots, bumpers, etc.. – 5 RGB flashers – Blower Fan – Shaker – Gear motor – Strobe – Beacon – Start button – Coin button – Launch Ball button – RGB Undercab Lighting – Addressable Leds Requirements: - DOF R3 installed (for DOFLinx cabinet feedback and lighting) and addressable leds already setup and working (for MX led effects). - DOFlinx 5.20 or higher is REQUIRED, even if you don't have addressable leds. - addressable leds are NOT required to play this table, but they are HIGHLY recommended. - to use the addressable leds with this table you must have your DOF "config" files updated by using DOF Config Tool! (just like you would for Visual Pinball) To play a Future Pinball table with addressable leds support (DOFLinx MX): - update DOFLinx as per normal (must be 5.20 or higher). Make sure you copy over the new DOFLinx.vbs to "Future Pinball Scripts". - add DIRECTOUTPUTGLOBAL=c:DirectOuputConfigGLobalConfig_b2sServer.xml (assuming you have it there) to your DOFLinx.ini file. - download the awesomeness of a Future Pinball DOFLinx MX table - check DOF Config Tool to see if support for that table has been added to it yet (you will see FP tables start with "FP:") If there are no DOF commands showing for that table, its not supported yet. - "Generate" a new Config File (containing directoutputconfig30.ini in the zip) and copy the new files to your "DirectOutput Configs" folder. - play the epicness that is Future Pinball with DOFLinx cabinet feedback and addressable leds! DOFLinx 5.20+ download link: http://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=12318 Consult the DOFLinx guide included in the download link for more information on setting up DOFLinx. Submitter TerryRed Submitted 10/03/17 Category Future Pinball DOFLinx Tables Modified by  

View File Tron Legacy (Stern) (Ultimate): DOFLinx MX Cabinet Edition The Grid's most awesome addressable leds make for Light Cycle ramp effects, Light Jet Cannons, Explosions and the coolest de-resolution effects you have ever seen in a real pinball cabinet! A video demonstration of this table can be seen here in my cabinet: This table has complete cabinet feedback and lighting support for the following: – 10 solenoids for flipper, slingshots, bumpers, etc.. – 5 RGB flashers – Blower Fan – Shaker – Gear motor – Strobe – Beacon – Start button – Coin button – Launch Ball button – RGB Undercab Lighting – Addressable Leds Requirements: - DOF R3 installed (for DOFLinx cabinet feedback and lighting) and addressable leds already setup and working (for MX led effects). - DOFlinx 5.20 or higher is REQUIRED, even if you don't have addressable leds. - addressable leds are NOT required to play this table, but they are HIGHLY recommended. - to use the addressable leds with this table you must have your DOF "config" files updated by using DOF Config Tool! (just like you would for Visual Pinball) To play a Future Pinball table with addressable leds support (DOFLinx MX): - update DOFLinx as per normal (must be 5.20 or higher). Make sure you copy over the new DOFLinx.vbs to "Future Pinball Scripts". - add DIRECTOUTPUTGLOBAL=c:DirectOuputConfigGLobalConfig_b2sServer.xml (assuming you have it there) to your DOFLinx.ini file. - download the awesomeness of a Future Pinball DOFLinx MX table - check DOF Config Tool to see if support for that table has been added to it yet (you will see FP tables start with "FP:") If there are no DOF commands showing for that table, its not supported yet. - "Generate" a new Config File (containing directoutputconfig30.ini in the zip) and copy the new files to your "DirectOutput Configs" folder. - play the epicness that is Future Pinball with DOFLinx cabinet feedback and addressable leds! DOFLinx 5.20+ download link: http://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=12318 Consult the DOFLinx guide included in the download link for more information on setting up DOFLinx. Submitter TerryRed Submitted 10/09/2017 Category Future Pinball Tables Link to Media Pack  

I just posted a tutorial for how to build a chime unit for under $40 using 2 doorbells from Amazon. There is a 26-page pdf tutorial with lots of pictures. Here is the link: https://vpuniverse.com/forums/tutorials/article/23-diy-chime-unit-for-under-40/

View File Surf Champ (Gottlieb 1976) DOF Surf Champ (Gottlieb 1976) by the late loserman76. Submitter loserman76 Submitted 12/08/2021 Category Electro Mechanical (EM) Recreations Link to B2S Permission to Mod Yes  

View File Surfer (Gottlieb 1976) DOF Surfer (Gottlieb 1976) by the late loserman76. Submitter loserman76 Submitted 12/08/2021 Category Electro Mechanical (EM) Recreations Link to B2S Permission to Mod Yes  

In preparation for an upcoming build, I was going-through the DOF docs and wiki and was wondering, if I could create an Addressable RGB Flipper pair + Addressable RGB Left- and Right-Magnasaves from WS2812s. I'm thinking so, since there are MX types for these. So, out of curiosity, I started checking-out the stats to see which, and how many tables were using the MX types. I was surprised that the number of tables between the regular Flippers and MX Flippers were so different; not sure if this is because they need to be coded in the table scripts, or if someone hasn't yet coded/colored it on the DOF site. I have attached an Excel Spreadsheet noting the differences. What is also a bit unusual (if it's just a matter of entering into the DOF site, is that there are some tables where there is an MX type, but not the regular RGB type, and there are also some tables where the color is different between the two--Cosmic Princess comes to mind, and I think both are actually wrong. I think the color is supposed to be white for the flips (as per photos), but the RGB is YELLOW and the MX is BLUE (I think that's because the flyer has a blue hue to it). MAGNASAVE LEFT RGB missing 1 (i.e., Magnsave Left MX has this) MAGNASAVE LEFT MX missing: 11 MAGNASAVE RIGHT RGB missing 3 MAGNASAVE RIGHT MX missing 14 FLIPPERS RGB missing 5 FLIPPERS MX missing 77 Not sure if this is a mountain of work to get the MX versions in-sync with the regular versions, but these are what I noticed DOF_Button_Spreadsheet.xlsx