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Version 1.0.0
1034 downloads
Cybernaut challenges players to become a curvaceous cybernetic woman and her robotic companion in a battle to take out an Ion Generator in the face of its mechanical guardians. Fight your way across a feature-slim playfield by knocking down Guardian targets, spelling B-L-A-S-T for big points, shooting the tube, or attacking the Ion Generator targets. With only 900 units reportedly sold, this has become quite a rare and underappreciated machine; right up my alley. Cybernaut came out at a time when Bally was cutting costs with a lesser focus on resulting in a simpler rule set and more modest sound package. What really sells this machine is the aesthetic of player vs guardians in an attempt to blow up their Ion Generator for rewards. Don't let the simplicity fool you as this virtualized version plays fast and is quite the addicting score chaser. There are plenty of lighting options as well but I think the table really shines with the lights down low, ironically. The playfield is a redraw based on a scan by @DigitalJedi084. I also redrew each plastic based on images from various sources and auction listings. The physics-side was done by the wonderfully skilled and well-known @apophis with VR provided by the equally talented @DGrimmReaper. Special thanks alphabetically: apophis - physics/overall gameplay bthlonewolf - testing cyberpez - testing DGrimmReaper - All VR and light fix DigitalJedi084 - playfield scan PinStratsDan - testing studly_do_right - testing tomate - testing- 15 comments
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Version 1.0.1
1599 downloads
Use F12 to switch between prototypes, even in the middle of a game! This table was created by @cyberpez as a scratch build in 2020. Cyberpez redrew the playfield, plastics, decals, and countless other assets that brought the project to life. Cyberpez also credited @Dazz, @dup3d, @gtxjoe, @Javier15, @DStruct, @Wildman, @toxie, @fuzzel, @Thalamus, @wrd1972, nFozzy, @Flupper, @Schlabber34, @DJRobX, @BrandonLaw, @Dark, @Benji, @iaakki, @Sixtoe, @arconovum, @arngrim, @bord, and @rothbauerw for their contributions. King Kong was an unreleased Data East prototype from the early 1990s that went through numerous changes during development. Several prototype versions are known to exist today, each offering a unique glimpse into how the game evolved before the project was ultimately canceled. New in this version: @burger Added Fleep mechanical and ball sounds Refreshed the table's nFozzy physics implementation Resolved some stuck ball issues Added prototype selection and LUT controls to the F12 menu Attempted to further match gameplay with real table @studly_do_right Helped test the various prototypes and contributed additional sound effects. Info: The table loads a random prototype by default, so you'll get a different version each time you open it. You can use the F12 menu to select a specific prototype if you find one you prefer. -
Version 1.1
1490 downloads
Thank you to @allknowing2012 for creating this, and to @bigus1 for his extensive visual and layout improvements. And thanks to both for allowing the mod! Volcano is a pinball machine from September 1981, manufactured by D. Gottlieb & Co.. Volcano is a fast, chaotic pinball game where you shoot lit craters to send balls underground and build toward explosive multiball. When the volcano erupts, everything comes rushing back at you, so control and timing are everything. Huge thanks to @kellyf who partnered up on this one! We tried our best to make this game play similar to the real table. It's not perfect, but we tried our best! Thanks very much also to @outhere for verifying the DOF solenoids are working properly, a behind the scenes hero Thanks @studly_do_right for testing Thanks @gnomulus for adding the VR cabinet and room Thanks @DGrimmReaper for adding VR digits Note: This table uses both Magnasave buttons! The left Magnasave controls the left outlane ball save — the light must be on, and you need to time it correctly The right Magnasave is used to aim the ball on launch (the right launch wall moves! look closely) and to freeze the crater lights for one second- 18 comments
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Version 10.7.2
953 downloads
Here's another VR Conversion I want to share with you guys. This was created in collaboration with Rascal, who helped me a lot. If you don't know something yourself, Rascal knows it. 🤗 Why did I want to convert this particular table, simply because it's on my list and I really like it. I hope someone has as much fun with it and like it as I do, so I'm going to share it with you guys now. '********************* VR OPTIONS ************************************************** '*********************************************************************************** 'VR Logo - Set VRLogo = 0 to turn off VR Logo. VRLogo = 1 'VR Poster-Right - Set VRPosterR = 0 to turn off VR Poster-Right. VRPosterR = 1 'VR Poster-Left - Set VRPosterL = 0 to turn off VR Poster-Left. VRPosterL = 1 'VR table Glass - Set Glass = 0 to turn off VR playfield Glass. Glass = 1 'VR Playfield glass Scratches - Set to 0 if you want to turn them off. GlassScratch = 1 '*********************************************************************************** Update 11.08.2026 Joe Picasso recently updated his non-VR version to 1.3. This update includes the exact same changes that were made in that version which are: Fixed bug that made the table crash due to ball velocity and also fixed ramp sounds for the wire return ramps. All credits for this update goes to Burger! Thx Mate! You don't need B2S but i want to give Credits to HiRez00 because i used his Backglass and his realy good Quality Speaker/DMD Grill Texture. And without my friend Rascal, we would only have a standard grill. This is the Link to the BS2 and Grill i used: A big thanks to Joe Picasso for creating such a beautyfull table and give me Permission to convert it to VR. I also want to thank Rawd for his VR toys and Sixtoe for his great templates and Rascal for helping me with the Mesh and everything else and of course Studlygoorite for beta testing . -
Version 1.0.4
4744 downloads
Welcome to the Game of Dog. Dogs are the ultimate point scorers and Ralph is the ultimate dog. In Game of Dog, you play Ralphy boy, zipping and zooming through life with unstoppable exuberance, doing what dogs do with a mouthful of lip for the big tough doggo Spike. Ralphy boy is cheeky and he is quick to move to the next opportunity whether it's chasing sheep, cats or anything that moves. That’s right! Ralph is an absolute legend and I hope you feel the joy and freedom to be a dog for a small moment in time. For those who'd like to see your dog on the game apron there is a how to card in the rules and media download. Please pop a picture of your dog on the apron in the comments.Share a little bit about your dog . There are 4 downloads available depending on your setup including; *A combined VisualPinballX file for desktop, cabinet and virtual reality *Loaded Weopon's cabinet side blade mod for cabinet only * A backglass bundle which includes A 3 screen/2screen backglass and a 2 screen backglass with the bonometer are included in the backglass download and also can be found here https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/30978-game-of-dog-original-2026-2-3-screen-backglass-and-exclusive-2-screen-backglass/ *Rules and media No Rom is required. Desktop players please choose between the DesktopGameOfDog-Backglass1a, 1b, 1c & 1d images in the editor. Depending on your setup you may or may not see the active backglass and some prefer floorboards rather than parquetry . VR is detected automatically but ensure desktop mode is set in video graphics options. This now has a nice active backglass. The F12 menu includes game software requirements, Luts, 2 song set choices, volume settings & choice to show your dog picture on the apron Game of Dog was inspired by Martin McKenna, the boy who lived with dogs and sound and game concept and design was by good old Russ dog. Credit to the following people @jpsalas- Game framework and I used some objects from his games @burger- Physics, Fleep & help sought through a couple of issues @outhere -DOF @LoadedWeaponDid the nice little doggo bones on the flippers @DGrimmReaperEnabled active backglass for VR M.Carter -VR Room. This is cool Dr Beaglestein for allowing me to use his bonometer invention. @Gravy -detail checks and final polish Oqqsan- put me in the right direction to do an interactive backglass @bietekwiet- checked for analglyph and early testing The following people also provided feedback and checked to make sure the game wasn’t doing anything silly @lminimart, @studly_do_right , @Cliffy, @gramps Lights and stuff from the VPW example table Bord mesh tutorial was handy. This game is not for sale. -
Version 1.1.2
5713 downloads
South Park (Sega 1999) with nFozzy, Fleep, and a VR MEGA room added. All credit goes to the original author, who we were not able to get in touch with: @Knorr Thanks to Knorr for creating such an incredible table and putting so much work into it! I added nFozzy and Fleep special thanks to @studly_do_right for all the time and effort he put into helping with the visuals and sound. thanks @DaRdog81 for adding the VR Mega room! -
Version 1.0.1
1273 downloads
Thanks to 32assassin, @Javier15, and Francisco666 for their work on the previous versions that served as the foundation for this update. Heavy Metal Meltdown is a 1987 Bally pinball machine designed by Dan Langlois, with artwork by Tony Ramunni and a production run of just 1,600 machines. Its rock-music theme features a five-ball multiball, a ball-lock ramp, and distinctive stereo-speaker toppers that fit its over-the-top heavy-metal presentation. Credits for this release: @teisen – Made extensive visual improvements throughout the table, including updated artwork, inserts, plastics, ramps, metalwork, lighting, flashers, bumpers, shadows, materials, and numerous playfield details. @burger – Added nFozzy physics and Fleep sounds, with gameplay tuning to match the real machine. Added bonus lights to the back wall, resolved several layout and gameplay issues, and improved lock-ball tracking and behavior. @DGrimmReaper – Added the VR cabinet and room, including animated cabinet buttons and VR digits, and converted the table into a full hybrid that automatically supports Desktop, Cabinet, and VR play. @studly_do_right – Extensive testing and valuable feedback throughout development to help refine gameplay and catch issues. @hauntfreaks – Provided the B2S assets used to bring the backglass artwork into the VR environment. @kellyf – Performed extensive testing and provided detailed feedback to help tune the table’s gameplay and behavior as closely as possible to the real machine. Note: An NVRAM file is included with the download. Using this version from Bally prevents ROM issues, so I suggest placing it in your VPinMAME NVRAM folder.- 17 comments
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Version 1.1.2
3260 downloads
All credit goes to the original authors Dozer, Bigus1, TAB, Destruk, and Neo. Thanks for creating this excellent table! Torpedo Alley was produced by Data East in 1988. Take command of Torpedo Alley, a fast and chaotic naval battle where flashing beacons, rapid-fire shots, and explosive multiball action keep the pressure on from the first launch to the final drain. Credits for this version: I added nFozzy and Fleep, added VR backglass digits, fixed some layout issues and match gameplay to real table @studly_do_right improved lighting for better VR experience, other visual enhancements. Identified and resolved missing sound effects VR backglass assets by @hauntfreaks @DGrimmReaper added the VR cabinet and animated backglass, and other VR animations Note: if you want more flashing lights during the game, as F12 option has been added for this use Right Magnasave to select from the many different LUTs available -
Version 1.0.1
348 downloads
A Hybrid version of psiomicron's VR ROOM version, with nFozzy and Fleep added VPX Table by @32assassin VR by @psiomicron please see psiomicron's VR ROOM post of this table for installation/setup instructions, I won't copy them all here because you will need to go there anyway to download the original table for the patching system. How to start the game: (this is not intuitive in my opinion) Press start, then press an arrow key or move your joystick to start the video game portion first on the backglass. Guide Baby Pac-man down one of the two bottom red "escape" tunnels in you want to exit the video game and play the pinball portion. Once you have guided him down there, the ball should launch. Sometimes you need to press a flipper key to launch the ball. Once you lose the ball, press an arrow key or use your joystick again to start the Baby Pac-Man video game part again. You will need to move your DMD to the correct spot on your desktop or cabinet backglass. This is the hardest part of the installation. But you can do it! Follow all the instructions found at psiomicron's post when you go to download his file. -
Version 1.1
1915 downloads
Thank you to jpsalas for creating this beautiful table and allowing this mod! This is a VPX version of Split Second, a classic widebody focused on precision and timing. Featuring multiple flippers and a layered playfield, it rewards controlled play and accurate shots—true to its name, every move matters in a split second. This mod was a joint effort between @studly_do_right and myself: I added nFozzy physics and Fleep sounds studly_do_right did the original VR implementation, visual tweaks, and sound polish @DGrimmReaper replaced VR cabinet and added VR backglass digits Special HUGE thanks to @outhere for verifying DOF functionality after the Fleep conversion. I just can't thank him enough for all his help on every table Enjoy! Note: This is a widebody table, so it shouldn’t fill your entire cabinet screen. Leave a few inches of black at the bottom (shrink vertically) and move the table upward toward the backglass. You won’t notice the empty space during gameplay—and the proportions will look much more natural. If you want the robot voice: Press F6 Check/Enable talking sound Click OK Press F3- 11 comments
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Version 1.0.1
2531 downloads
Test your luck in Monte Carlo, Gottlieb's unique 1987 pinball machine inspired by the excitement of the casino floor. Thanks to @Rascal for creating this excellent recreation and allowing us to modify it. Also thanks to @Ahr1man, @Rawd, @Wildman, and @RajoJoey for their contributions to previous releases of the table. New in this release: @teisen: Overhauled the table's visuals with extensive updates to lighting, materials, plastics, inserts, ramps, shadows, targets, bumpers, reflections, and many other graphical details throughout the playfield. @burger: Added nFozzy physics and Fleep sounds, rebuilt the left ramp mechanism, implemented game-over bumper and slingshot protection, moved LUT controls to F12, added scripting for drop target shadows and kicker arm animations, and enhanced the roulette wheel animation. @studly_do_right: Smoke testing -
View File Heavy Metal Meltdown (Bally 1987) Thanks to 32assassin, @Javier15, and Francisco666 for their work on the previous versions that served as the foundation for this update. Heavy Metal Meltdown is a 1987 Bally pinball machine designed by Dan Langlois, with artwork by Tony Ramunni and a production run of just 1,600 machines. Its rock-music theme features a five-ball multiball, a ball-lock ramp, and distinctive stereo-speaker toppers that fit its over-the-top heavy-metal presentation. Credits for this release: @teisen – Made extensive visual improvements throughout the table, including updated artwork, inserts, plastics, ramps, metalwork, lighting, flashers, bumpers, shadows, materials, and numerous playfield details. @burger – Added nFozzy physics and Fleep sounds, with gameplay tuning to match the real machine. Added bonus lights to the back wall, resolved several layout and gameplay issues, and improved lock-ball tracking and behavior. @DGrimmReaper – Added the VR cabinet and room, including animated cabinet buttons and VR digits, and converted the table into a full hybrid that automatically supports Desktop, Cabinet, and VR play. @studly_do_right – Extensive testing and valuable feedback throughout development to help refine gameplay and catch issues. @hauntfreaks – Provided the B2S assets used to bring the backglass artwork into the VR environment. @kellyf – Performed extensive testing and provided detailed feedback to help tune the table’s gameplay and behavior as closely as possible to the real machine. Note: An NVRAM file is included with the download. Using this version from Bally prevents ROM issues, so I suggest placing it in your VPinMAME NVRAM folder. Submitter burger Submitted 08/17/26 Category VPX - Pinball Tables VPX Standalone No
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View File Baby Pac-Man (Bally 1982)_Hybrid_nFozzy_Fleep.dif (Remix Patch) A Hybrid version of psiomicron's VR ROOM version, with nFozzy and Fleep added VPX Table by @32assassin VR by @psiomicron psiomicron please see psiomicron's VR ROOM post of this table for installation/setup instructions, I won't copy them all here because you will need to go there anyway to download the original table for the patching system. How to start the game: (this is not intuitive in my opinion) Press start, then press an arrow key or move your joystick to start the video game portion first on the backglass. Guide Baby Pac-man down one of the two bottom red "escape" tunnels in you want to exit the video game and play the pinball portion. Once you have guided him down there, the ball should launch. Sometimes you need to press a flipper key to launch the ball. Once you lose the ball, press an arrow key or use your joystick again to start the Baby Pac-Man video game part again. You will need to move your DMD to the correct spot on your desktop or cabinet backglass. This is the hardest part of the installation. But you can do it! Follow all the instructions found at psiomicron's post when you go to download his file. The pinball table plays slow because it has a low slope, but it really is that slow in real life based on the videos I have watched. This game will work on desktop/cabinet, or VR, but is best suited for VR people who have a joystick on their controls. Submitter burger Submitted 08/15/26 Category VPURemix - VPX Table Patches Modified by burger Original Table Version 1.05
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Version 1.2
1720 downloads
Thank you to @mfuegemann, @kevinleedrum, and @Rascal for creating this awesome table. And thanks @bigus1 for allowing use your MOD with all its visual enhancements! The Krull pinball machine, released by Gottlieb in 1983, features a unique three-level playfield and System 80A electronics. With limited production and only around 10 prototypes, it remains a rare collector’s item. The widebody cabinet and alphanumeric display enhance the gameplay, offering a distinctive pinball experience. Krull Pinball Machine I added nFozzy physics and Fleep sounds and implemented VR thanks @teisen for major visual polish, lighting, materials, shadows, and overall atmosphere improvements thanks @Cliffy for improved the desktop mode look, added a lockbar and rails, fixed shading of window over the lower playfield thanks @hauntfreaks for the backglass assets in VR thanks @RajoJoey for the amazing VR cabinet assets @studly_do_right did a smoke test in VR Teisen and Cliffy put a lot of effort improving the look - The amount of little details and improvements they added really made the table look fantastic, and they’re both always a lot of fun to work with. Thanks guys! Note: This is a widebody table so keep that in mind when setting the POV on your cabinet, you may not want to fill the screen vertically Desktop users can try the F12 option "Desktop VR Test". Set that to on, then restart the table. Zoom out using Z offset (also in F12) to see the whole cabinet and backglass in the vr room on your desktop. You won't be able to look around but it's cool to see the whole cabinet with the table in it, imo- 35 comments
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Version nFozzy
1149 downloads
The next VR Room Conversion i want to share with you is the great Hellraiser Table from BALUTITO. This is a cooperation between Jasmin Gagnon and me. Jasmin Gagnon made the start and created a solid basis on which I built up this Conversion. I converted this table for VR because he creates this creepy atmosphere and i love that and of cause it should not be missing in any VR collection. I hope someone has as much fun with it and liked it as I do, so I'm going to share it with you guys now. New in this Version: -nFozzy Physics -Fleep Sounds -new Backbox -missing Rampsound get fixed in future update... '*************************************** VR OPTIONS ************************************************** '***************************************************************************************************** 'VR Room - Set VRRooms = (1) or (2) to switch between the two Rooms. VRRooms = 1 'VR table Glass - Set Glass = 0 to turn off VR playfield Glass. Glass = 1 'VR Playfield Glass Scratches - Set to 0 if you want to turn them off. GlassScratch = 1 'VR Logo - Set VRLogo = 0 to turn off VR Logo. VRLogo = 1 '************************************END OF VR TABLE OPTIONS****************************************** '***************************************************************************************************** You Don't need the B2S File!!! To take full advantage of this table, I strongly advise you to use the superb Puppack made by TEAMTUGA, it expands the atmosphere drastically!!! Link to Pup Pack: Link to original Table from Balutito: A big thanks to BALUTITO for creating such a creepy nice table and give me permission to bring it to the next Dimension. I also want to thank Rawd for his VR toys and Sixtoe for his great templates and of course Studlygoorite and Solters for beta testing and Jasmin Gagnon for the great basic work . And not to forget JP Salas for making the Original 'Mago of Oz' Table and TEAMTUGA for the great Pup Pack. -
Version 1.2.1
2306 downloads
Welcome to my first VPX table! As an avid player of Diablo 2 for the last 26 years, I knew as soon as I got the inkling to create my very own table... It had to be Diablo 2. About 3 months of feverish work went into crafting this and I think both Diablo 2 and Pinball fans alike are going to get a real thrill out of it. There are very helpful FULLY VOICED live tutorials IN GAME. You must hold both flippers during attract mode to access the tutorials and then you can navigate them via the flippers. StartGame button exits tutorials whenever and returns to attract. Additionally, there is an extensive and detailed rulesheet PDF for your reading pleasure. The table itself will tell you a lot about what's happening as well between lights, callouts and a deep DMD system, but the rulesheet can really ground you in the details. All 5 iconic Acts of Diablo 2 are here to be enjoyed with each boss, music and enemies... Plus something special for the fans in the Wizard Mode/Act 6. Like Diablo 2, this game is cutthroat, but you will be rewarded for your skill. 3 VR rooms: Mixed Reality, Minimal and a custom Mega Room I put together. **Mixed Reality uses Magenta 255, 0, 255. If you want to change it to White or something else, all you need to do is, in the editor, search "Sphere" in the layers panel, double click it, go to its properties and scroll down to Modulate Color. Click the color box and set to whatever you want. Then save. The artistic intention for day/night setting is about 12-13%. Check F12 for options/feature toggles. The table has the features VPX fans have come to expect: Nfozzy, Fleep, Flupper bumpers/flashers and a quality FlexDMD. BIG THANKS to the VPW team for their Resource table and YouTube series. This is over 13000 lines of code and a lot of interwoven systems with basically RPG math underneath and I am just one guy with a Claude Max plan, so while the game is bug free as far as *I* know it, you may run into things as you play. I do plan to support this project going forward and possibly add more content. I have ideas. I am having my firstborn this August, and this table is in a great spot as is, so it was time to release... Oh, and DIABLO 2 RELEASED on the 28th of June in 2000... So that's fun. Celebrate that by downloading my table. Extra special thanks to my boys @MekelburgJ and @Krobs for playtesting this for months with me and giving their feedback. They have been in this thing with me from early on. Also special thanks to @Burger for his expertise, advice and creating a B2S for you VPin folks (im all VR, sorry). The B2S is one photo, but in VR you can select from 4 backglass photos - 2 classic and 2 new. I hope people have a blast with this and get sucked into it's systems and presentation the way my buddies and I have. Please let me know what you think in the comments/reviews. Long live Diablo 2. ~ ChuckRibbits -
Version 1.0.0
1105 downloads
Thank you to @HSM and @jpsalasfor creating the VPX build of this table! And thanks @bigus1 for allowing us to mod your excellent mod Stern’s Flight 2000 pinball machine is a space-themed adventure for the true enthusiast. As the flyers put it, “Stern’s first talking pinball game is really taking off!”. One of the most interesting features of this game is the 3-ball multi ball. Each of the three balls has its own lift-off stages located on the upper left hand portion of the play field. Steppers, driven by solenoids, also move the balls in play along until kickers can kick the ball into the arch at the top. Changes in this version: I added nFozzy and Fleep @studly_do_rightimproved the look and sound, resolved issues, tested, and more @DGrimmReaper for the VR implementation @hauntfreaks for the new VR backglass/cabinet assets and link to new b2s! @Ext2k for the cabinet models @outhere for verifying DOF functionality following fleep conversion Enjoy! Note: This is a widebody table, so in my opinion it should not vertically fill the entire cabinet screen. If you want the robot voice: Press F6 Check/Enable talking sound Click OK Press F3 Desktop users can try the F12 option "Desktop VR Mode". Set that to on, then restart the table. Zoom out using Z offset (also in F12) to see the whole cabinet and backglass in the vr room on your desktop. You wont be able to look around but it's cool to see the whole cabinet with the table in it, imo -
Version 1.0.0
912 downloads
Please enjoy Armyaviation's outstanding recreation of Gottlieb's 1982 Rocky. Thanks to @ARMYAVIATION for creating this table. As always, Armyaviation delivers a polished table that captures the spirit of the original machine. And thanks to the others who previously contributed including Randr who was also an original author, and @RajoJoey who implemented VR, nFozzy, LUTs, ballshadows, and a who lot more. For this version, I made the following changes: Tweaked the existing nFozzy physics implemented by RajoJoey Added Fleep sound effects Added F12 options Added Desktop mode digits Huge thanks to: Thanks to @studly_do_right for testing, fixing sounds, and improving some visuals to improve the VR experience Info: Desktop users can view the VR rooms through the F12 menu LUT options are available in the F12 menu -
Version 1.0.0
452 downloads
Table by Thalamus and original team - VR support and a few other tweaks added. Must use the VPU Remix Patching system Patch .dif file included in the zip file After creating the new table file with the patcher, drop it into the tables folder and use vpx 10.8 This beautiful table was created by @Thalamus and @Mecha_Enron, with contributions from @Sixtoe, @apophis, @tomate, @iaakki , @bord, @niwak, and others. This mod includes the following changes: @DGrimmReaper added the VR room and cabinet. @burger nFozzy physics and updated the Fleep sound package. @studly_do_right enabled reflections and tweaked the table sounds. Special thanks to: @UnclePaulie for helping fix targets we accidentally broke. @outhere for DOF test @Dicentim for DOF test- 5 comments
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Version 1.4
4380 downloads
UPDATE: My first Vpin is now also my first homebrew machine! Check it out here.. My first Vpin table! Yee-haw!! An all original design, this table is an homage to the sooner state in the form of a modern EM table. Featuring nfozzy physics, fleep sounds, and a custom-themed VR room for those well equipped. The b2s is necessary for scorekeeping in VR, so make sure that is setup and working properly if that's how you like to play. Gameplay goal is simple--> Hit the ramps and the targets and feed the whale to spell out OKIES and release the multi-ball! NOTE: If the score rolls over 9999 an indicator star light will appear below the score! (up to 4 stars earnable) Special thanks to Apophis for his in-depth VPW tutorials and the whole VPW community for advice and testing, and a very extra special thanks to @hauntfreaks for his killer lighting design on the backglass! Don't forget to head on over and grab it! >>Grab the B2S backglass here!<< >>Wheel by DGrimmReaper<< -
Version 1.0.2
1867 downloads
Use the right Magna-Save to raise the center post and make the game even more exciting! Built from scratch by @mistermixer, with previous versions by @destruk and @Javier used as reference. Authors: @mistermixer, @bord, and @jpsalas. Released by Fireball II in June 1981, Fireball II is a solid-state Bally pinball machine designed by Gary Gayton and known for its three-ball multiball gameplay. It features three flippers, a captive ball, and the unique "Little Demon" post between the flippers that can be raised by the player to help save the ball. Credits for this release: @RusstyT – Added GI lighting, dramatically enhanced the playfield image and insert lights, and painstakingly replaced nearly every object on the table with higher-quality models and assets. His extensive visual overhaul completely transformed the look of the table, giving it a far more polished and modern appearance. @DGrimmReaper – Cabinet textures, animated VR backglass, center post animation fixes, various VR cabinet fixes, and desktop score displays. @studly_do_right – For helping improve the visuals and sound. @hauntfreaks – B2S backglass assets. @Gravy – worked with RusstyT to provide feedback and help improve visual aspects @burger – nFozzy and Fleep integration, desktop backdrop enhancements. Info: use Right Magna-Save to activate the flipper post (the "Little Demon") LUT options available in F12 Desktop users can see VR Cabinet and room by changing to vrtest=1 in the script -
Version 2.0.1
968 downloads
The weather is warm and the surf is up, dudes and dudettes! Grab your board and hit the beach! EM Underdogs brings you a completely rebuilt Surf Champ from Gottlieb in 1976 with desktop, full screen and VR, making it a hybrid. We started with @teisen 2023 mod of Losermans 2018 version, tore it down and completely rebuilt just about everything. @Silversurfer completely redrew the playfield and plastics in vectors @burger checked us out on our fleep sounds and nfozzy physics, fine tuning to perfection. @DGrimmReaper made the VR happen and added the @mcarter78 beachfront boardwalk VR room! @Cliffy and @teisen did all the scaling, lighting, inserts, bumpers, all the detail stuff that this absolutely gorgeous table deserves Full changelog shown in the F12 menu. This table has a few play options available by holding the left flipper a few seconds before starting a game. There is also a preview of the VR room for desktop users by simply changing line 42. Desktop users also have a separate backdrop available if using a directb2s by changing it in image manager EM Underdogs hopes you enjoy playing this summertime beauty as much as we do!- 14 comments
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Version 1.0.2
2368 downloads
Michael Jordan is back on the court in this smooth VPX release loaded with fast shots, big dunks, and pure 90s vibe. Thanks @Rascal for creating this fabulous table! I added nfozzy and fleep The credits below are from previous versions of this table, Sorry if I missed anybody. Let me know and I will add you. @Javier15,oooPLAYER1ooo, @francisco666, @bigus1, pinballfan6500, @toxie, @Thalamus, @32assassin, @Rawd, @Ahr1man -
Version 1.0.0
5493 downloads
Here is my second table i am releasing. I was going to just upgrade my original Alice table to include better physics and sounds but once I started digging into UnclePaulie's version of Elektra I figured I might just well make this a sequal to Wonderland and have Alice go Through the Looking Glass. This gave me the chance to use some different characters that are actually in the second book. This one has Alice going across a chess board. starting at the first square and ending at the 8th square where she finally, with the help of the white queen, becomes a queen herself. with help from the white knight and avoiding the black knight. coming across the Walrus & the Carpenter, Humpty Dumpty, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dumb, The Lion and the Unicorn and of course the scary Jabberwocky. I have added more songs along with most of the ones from the first table. I have also included 2 backglasses, one with scoring on the BG (2Screen) and one with scoring on DMD (3 Screen). There are 3 options for wheels, and a quick topper if you use need. Also have a couple of audio files for a front end. I would like to thank UnclePaulie for letting me use his table as a base and everyone that worked on it with him, Redbone, Tomate, iaakki, and the VPW team. And of course 32assassin and Fancisco666 for the og table. I also need to thank LoadedWeapon for testing and upgrading my images to give this that crisp look. This is from UnclePaulies Post to be sure you know who did what "This is a really fun table to play... as it was the first pinball machine that had three different levels to it. Included in this Version 2.0 is Hybrid VR/desktop/cabinet modes, new upscaled playfields, VPW physics, flipper tricks, dynamic shadows, Fleep sounds, Lampz, 3D inserts, new baked general illumination lighting, sling corrections, drop and stand-up targets, saucers, playfield meshes, various primitives, etc. Significant time was spent on researching online videos, to ensure accuracy of shots, ball drops, kickouts, and overall playability. I also created a desktop backglass with a cool lighting effect, as well as the VR backglass and other VR options. There are also some performance improvements, and I added a playfield mesh for the playfield, so there's a realistic bevel in the saucers. I would like to thank redbone for the graphics help, and Tomate for working the 4 ramps into blender with collision and textures. He also baked them in as well. And thank you to iaakki for baking in all the GI lighting and shadows. It looks so relistic!! And I would additional like to thank the VPW team for testing and feedback, especially Apophis, PinStratsDan, Sixtoe, BountyBob, TastyWasps, leojreimroc, and Bord. There are several options in the script. Including VR, ball brightness, and LUT lighting options. The LUT changes are done by holding cntl (or left mangasave) and then while holding, scroll through the options with the right magnasave. The Dip Switch settings are done in the script and are hardcoded. IF... you want to change them, there's a setting in the script to manually override that, and then use F6 during gameplay to bring up the Dip Switch setting. This is a hybrid table done in VPX 10.74, and I have code in here to automatically choose between VR, desktop, and cabinet. Additional VR options in the script include two VR environments, a VR clock, a topper, posters, and settings for dynamic shadows if you experience a performance hit." The Only difference besides artwork is I had to disable Lut so I could add controls for the music, right magasave to change song, left to turn off. Thank you to all and enjoy. -
Version 1.0.1
1247 downloads
Thank you to mistermixer, Schlabber34, and RajoJoey for this incredible table and for allowing us to modify it! Cybernaut is a 1985 Bally pinball machine designed by Steve Ritchie, featuring a futuristic computer and robotics theme inspired by the emerging digital age. Fast shots, standup targets, drop targets, and electronic sound effects combine to create a game that reflects the excitement and mystery surrounding computers in the mid-1980s. People involved with this version: -I added nFozzy and Fleep physics and sounds, and converted the table into a hybrid version that supports desktop, cabinet, and VR -@studly_do_right made minor tweaks to a few lights and resolved missing sounds -@DGrimmReaper did some VR tweaks and changed the backglass animations updated with @hauntfreaks new b2s assets -@hauntfreaks new VR b2s assets Credits from previous versions: @RajoJoey for implementing VR support @mistermixer for creating the table @Schlabber34 for the 3D work @Sixtoe for the VR room and cabinet templates @Rawd for the analog clock from his toyroom (this was originally taken from Rascal VP9 clock table) Info There are two rooms: the minimal room and a sphere. You can easily switch rooms by pressing the magna save-buttons. There are 16 LUT-files in the table. So you can change the lighting. Hold the left magna save-button and click the right magna save-button to change the LUT-file. Desktop users can see the VR room if they change the value of vrtest from 0 to 1 in the script (line 193)
