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Version 1.0
3759 downloads
Full rebuild from scratch New HD translite image 3 versions : 2560 x 2370 Big Grill • 2560 x 1871 Mini Grill • 1280x1024 2 Screens For 2 and 3 screens Authentic lamps placement, Rom ID and animations Authentic translite mask Photoshop lighting Concerning the 2 screens version, the grill match perfectly with a DMD 648 x 168 px. Concerning the 2560px version, choose the "hidden" grill option to keep only the mini grill with "* T.H.I.N.G *" Wheel image included Thanks you to @g5k, @Sliderpoint and @3rdAxis for this amazing table recreation. A special thank you to @g5k who shares his magnificents graphics tables : TAF ; AFM and T2... lot of very hard work ! (and all the other authors as well). Link to the table : https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/the-addams-family-bally-1992-v2-1-g5k-sliderpoint-3rdaxis/ Cheers Blacksad Video Preview (1280 version) : -
Version 20220331.01
3286 downloads
This table is being released in response to the requests received and to give back to a community that has provided hundreds of fun tables that my family has enjoyed. This is a modified version of what was uploaded to VPinball. All the changes and hopefully most of the credits are detailed in the table script prolog. One obvious change is a playfield screen option menu (F6) offering changes to the game rules to help less experienced players reach the more difficult modes (e.g. Somewhere Over the Rainbow). Installation Note Included in this release package are: vpx table, backglass, ultraDMD directory, and a PUPpack. There are also DOF Configtool entries for this table. The backglass file is large and loading may require applying the 4G patch to the backglass server. The backglass provides information on game progress. Removing the backglass is not recommended even when the PUPpack is installed. There is an option in the table script under GAME OPTIONS to turn off the PUPpack triggers if you don't install the PUPpack. Images, animations and sound files will replace the PUPpack videos. However, the PUPpack videos significantly enhance the gameplay experience. Whether the PUPpack is installed or not, the backglass should still be left in the table directory. This table is available to be modified without permission. However, as detailed in the table script, this table is for private use only. Its use for any commercial purposes is NOT in anyway sanctioned or supported. Thank you. -
Version 1.0.0
13 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass by @hauntfreaks is not included but it can be found at here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • A 1920x1080 background for this table's backglass • Instructions III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. 1. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. 2. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png 3. If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: • Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. • The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. • Click SAVE SETTINGS. • A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. 4. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). 5. Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. 6. Changes to make: • Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. • Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. 7. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. 8. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VP10\Backgrounds\alienpoker-BG.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off-
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Version 2.5
77 downloads
Original b2s backglass for my "Led Zeppelin Pinball" EM table. It disappeared somewhere along the way so this is a reupload by request. ************************************************************************************ Led Zeppelin Pinball Brought to you by iDigStuff & Apophis & Bord Real World design by David Peck Original artwork by Brad Albright Backglass built by Apophis Based On Freedom EM by Loserman76, Allknowing2012. ************************************************************************************ -
Version 1.0.0
192 downloads
I created this high resolution backglass and full DMD to compliment the fun and original "The Mandalorian" table created by @marty02. If you have not yet installed that table, then what are you waiting for?! Enjoy!- 1 comment
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Version 1.0.0
87 downloads
I created this DirectB2S Backglass and full DMD combo for the fun and beautiful, Dava's Everquest II - Pinball tribute (MOD) table that was created by @davadruix This Backglass/DMD combo has working lights and is for those like me who have a full DMD screen on their cabinet. Enjoy! You can get the Dava's Everquest II - Pinball tribute (MOD) table on VPU here: -
Version 1.0.0
25 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass by @ryguy417 is not included but it can be found here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • Two 1920x1080 backgrounds for this table's backglass • Instructions III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. 1. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. 2. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png 3. If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: • Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. • The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. • Click SAVE SETTINGS. • A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. 4. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). 5. Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. 6. Changes to make: • Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. • Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. 7. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. 8. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VP10\Backgrounds\nbafastbreak02-BG.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off-
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Version 1.0.0
22 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass by @hauntfreaks is not included but it can be found here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • A 1920x1080 background for this table's backglass • Instructions III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. Click SAVE SETTINGS. A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. Changes to make: Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VP10\Backgrounds\eightballdeluxe-BG.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off-
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Version 1.0.0
17 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass I'm using is not included is not included but can be found here. I've chosen the Tree of Gondor for this background. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • Three 1920x1080 background for this table's backglass • Instructions III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. Click SAVE SETTINGS. A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. Changes to make: Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 2 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VP10\Backgrounds\lotr03-BG.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off-
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Version 1.0.0
216 downloads
I created this backglass and full DMD combo to compliment the great Space Cadet table created by JP Salas and the innovative, amazing Space Cadet Family table version created by @balutito. Both of their tables are based upon the Space Cadet table that was part of the Full Tilt! Pinball software created by Cinematronics and published by Maxis in 1995. A version of Space Cadet was also included with Windows 2000, Me, and XP. Both the backglass and DMD have static back-lighting to enhance the images, but are not animated at this time. Enjoy! -
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Version 1.0.0
45 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass is not included but Wildman's version can be found here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • Two 1920x1080 backgrounds for this table's backglass • Instructions III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. Click SAVE SETTINGS. A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. Changes to make: Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VPX\Atarians (Atari 1976)\atarians-BG01.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off- 4 comments
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Version 1.0.0
7 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass by @hauntfreaks is not included but it can be found here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • Four 1920x1080 backgrounds for this table's backglass (One with the starfield showing behind it, the other clean and without) • Instructions III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables, .res files and backglass files in one folder with the backgrounds I make residing in a subfolder. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. Click SAVE SETTINGS. A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. Changes to make: Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VP10\Backgrounds\airborneavenger01-BG.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off-
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Version 1.0.0
49 downloads
This Backglass and full DMD combo were created for the fun, original @balutito table called Ice Age Christmas which you can download here: I used the same backglass provided by @balutito and I enhanced it with framed scoring and larger numbers for this version. I also added the full DMD image for those of us who have that type of a setup (like me). Enjoy! -
Version 1.1
571 downloads
IT Pinball Madness alternative b2s image. This is my first attempt of this kind. This fantastic table has become my favorite, so I wanted a more "personal" backglass image for it. Finally, it was born from the combination of pictures and artistic drawings found on the Internet, for both 2-screen and 3-screen setups and now with 3scr FullDMD. It's just a static b2s, the lights are constant, they don't flash or react with gameplay. Since I'm not a graphic designer (just a photographer), the graphic work might not be perfect, but I tried to make it to the best of my ability! I hope you like it! FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY, RESALE IS PROHIBITED! ALL COPYRIGHT BELONGS TO THE CREATORS OF THE ORIGINAL ARTWORKS!- 2 comments
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Version 1.0.0
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This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass is not included but Wildman's version can be found here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • Two 1920x1080 backgrounds for this table's backglass • Instructions III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. Click SAVE SETTINGS. A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. Changes to make: Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VPX\Old Chicago (Bally 1975)\oldchicago-BG01.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off- 1 review
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Version 1.0.0
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Version 1.5.0
27 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass by @hauntfreaks is not included in this download but can be found here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • A 1920x1080 background for this table's backglass • Instructions • A sample backglass .res file showing my settings III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. Click SAVE SETTINGS. A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. Changes to make: Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VPX\Theatre of Magic (Bally 1995)\theatreofmagic-BG.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off- 1 comment
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Version 1.0.0
20 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass is not included but it does come packaged with @rothbauerw's table, which can be found here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot on this page shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • A 1920x1080 background for this table's backglass • Instructions III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. Click SAVE SETTINGS. A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. Changes to make: Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VPX\Jive Time (Williams 1970)\jivetime-BG.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off-
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Version 1.0.0
8 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass is not included but it does come packaged with @loserman76's table. The original table can be found here and the patch can be found here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot on this page shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • A 1920x1080 background for this table's backglass • Instructions III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. Click SAVE SETTINGS. A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. Changes to make: Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VPX\Teacher's Pet (Williams 1965)\tracherspet-BG.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off-
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Version 1.0.0
114 downloads
I created this high resolution 2K Backglass and HD full DMD combo to compliment the excellent original Star Wars Bounty Hunter table created by @tartzani My goal was to focus upon Star Wars bounty hunters in general, much like the table, and to avoid the over saturated focus on the Mandalorian and Grogu characters. All of the lighting on the backglass has been configured to work with the triggers in the table. The full DMD artwork looks great holding the FlexDMD (if you enabled it) or by itself if you prefer, since the table has a DMD built into the playfield too. You can grab the amazing Star Wars Bounty Hunter table here on VPUniverse: https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/6450-starwars-bountyhunter/ -
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Version 1.0.0
647 downloads
This is a mod I released a few years ago on VPinball, and never took time to re-upload here... my bad ! 😔 As this is a mod, all the credit goes to the previous authors, and you'll find their names at the top of the script. Thanks to them all. Thanks also to Franck "Mussinger" for the tips he gave me when I was doing this mod. As it was done a few years ago, this will work whatever VPX version you have 😉 ! JOE BAR TEAM is a humorous French comic about motorcycles and their proud riders, always ready to fight to prove that they are the fastest on the road... but they are less talented than they think ! To respect the original comics, the voices and writings are in French, but the love of motorcycling is international ! You'll find in the file to download a COMPLETE PACKAGE with TABLE + BACKGLASS + WHEELS + ROM (frpwr_b7) + MUSICS (metal from the 80's, because the first volumes of the comic take place in the very late 70's to mid-80's) + ALL THE MEDIAS you'll need for your frontend (video topper, backglass and table videos, backglass audio...) I hope you'll like my table mod... Keep playing real and/or virtual pinball, and make this community alive. -
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Version 1.0.0
16 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass by @walterwhiteis not included in this download but can be found here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • Two 1920x1080 backgrounds for this table's backglass: one with a beveled edge and one without • Instructions III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. Click SAVE SETTINGS. A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. Changes to make: Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VPX\Robocop (Data East 1989)\robocop-BG01.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off-
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Version 1.0.0
34 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass by @hauntfreaks is not included in this download but can be found here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • A 1920x1080 background for this table's backglass • Instructions including sample .res settings III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. Click SAVE SETTINGS. A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. Changes to make: Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VPX\Addams Family (Bally 1992)\addamsfamily-BG.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off-
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Version 1.0.0
9 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass by @hauntfreaks is not included in this download but can be found here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • A 1920x1080 background for this table's backglass • Instructions including sample .res settings III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. Click SAVE SETTINGS. A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. Changes to make: Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VPX\Star Trek (Data East 1991)\startrek1991-BG.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off -
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Version 1.0.0
21 downloads
This file is a custom background meant to display behind the B2S backglass. The B2S backglass by @hauntfreaks is not included in this download but can be found here. I. Purpose Most backglass art is meant to be displayed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, while most monitors are 16:9. I dislike stretching the backglass to fit my monitor, but didn't want mere black showing on the left and right. I began creating simple, custom backgrounds to thematically tie into the table while not being too visually distracting. The screenshot shows how the backglass now appears on one of my desktop monitors when the table is loaded. II. Package Included in the download: • Two 1920x1080 background for this table's backglass: Command Red or Science Blue. • Instructions including sample .res settings III. Instructions Everyone's setup is different, so these instructions are general. Put the background .png file in the same folder as your table. I have all my tables in individual folders. Rename the file to something you find simple and helpful. All my background files are follow this convention: [tablename]-BG.png If you don't have a .res B2S file already present for this table, then generate one. Follow these steps: Double-click on the B2S file to launch it. When it opens, right-click on it to open the B2S option menu. At the bottom, click the button that says EDIT SCREEN RES. The Screen-Res Editor will now open. In the lower left, make sure GENERATE COMMENTS is checked but ENHANCED RES FILE is unchecked. Click SAVE SETTINGS. A .res file was just generated. Close the Screen-Res Editor by clicking the X in the top right. Open the .res file in a text editor such as Notepad Notepad++ (I prefer this because it has tabs & line numbers). Copy the .res settings I included below and replace the ones in your file. Changes to make: Change line 10 to match whatever the number is of your display that shows the backglass. Change line 29 to match your folder structure and name of the background file. Start the table in VPX. Right-click on the backglass to get the B2S options window. Change BACKGROUND to VISIBLE. Quit and re-launch the table. Your backglass should now show in a 4:3 aspect ration, with the background behind it. IV. Sample .res Settings Below are the my .res settings for this table. # This is a ScreenRes file for the B2SBackglassServer. # From release 1.3.1.1 comment lines like this starting with a '#' are supported. # Playfield Screen resolution width/height 1920 1080 # Backglass width/height 1920 1080 # Define Backglass screen using Display Devicename screen number (\\.\DISPLAY)x or screen coordinates (@x) or screen index (=x) 1 # Backglass x/y position relative to the upper left corner of the screen selected 0 0 # width/height of the B2S (or Full) DMD area 670 346 # x/y position of the B2S (or Full) DMD area - relative to the upper left corner of the backglass window 0 0 # Y-flip, flips the LED display upside down 0 # Background x/y position - relative to the backglass screen - has to be activated in the settings 250 0 # Background width/height 1420 1080 # path to the background image (C:\path\Frame) or black if none selected C:\vPinball\VisualPinball\Tables\VPX\Star Trek - The Next Generation (Williams 1993)\sttng01-BG.png # This line would turn off B2SWindowPunch if activated #B2SWindowPunch=off
