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Hey, pal, there’s a cover charge here! Welcome to the Big Bang Bar, the bangin’est place in the galaxy. We wondered, what table would be a good showpiece for some of the new lighting techniques that have been developed lately and BBB was a clear choice with amazing light shows. Plus, it’s just really fun. Have a drink, hit the mosh pit, and try not to get bounced! Your VPW Big Bang Bartenders Gedankekojote97: 3D rebuild and rendering with light mapper, nFozzy physics and Fleep sounds Apophis: Light mapper script integration, tons of script updates, table rebuild #savetheballs Rawd: New RGB VR room and VR cab setup Leojreimroc: VR backglass (image by HauntFreaks) ClarkKent: 2D and 3D assets, physics tweaks Jsm174: VPX standalone support Toxie: VPinMAME support Sixtoe: Table cleanup nFozzy: Improved alien animation VPW Testers: bietekwiet, Primetime5k, PinStratsDan, HauntFreaks, Wylte, H3RBSKIx, RetroG33k, Lukpcn, Colvert, TastyWasps, Smaug Special Thanks To Niwak for creating the amazing blender toolkit! Steely for the VR backbox hinge model and lava lamp code UncleWilly, Jimmyfingers, Grizz, and Rom, the original team that made BBB in VP9 and FP Ninuzzu and ClarkKent for their VPX conversion The VPX and VPinMAME developers. Without them the party would have never started Installation Notes: The download zip file includes the VPX file and a NV ram file. Place the VPX file in your Tables folder and place the NV file in your >VPinMAME>nvram folder. This table uses many large images, therefore a lot of RAM, so you will most likely need to run it with a 64-bit build of VPX. Follow this guide if you want to update your software to 64-bit. This approach allows you to also run with the legacy 32-bit software if you want to. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc_6cr4Fo8k If you want to lighten the GPU load from this table, and you never intend to use its VR capability, then here is a simple hack that may improve performance for you: Open the table in the editor, then go to top menu item Table>Image Manager… Within the image manager, click on the Import Path column header to sort the images by path name. Select all the images that have a path name starting with “C:\User\Rod” and then click the Delete button. Additionally, you can delete the following images “BBB_BG”, “BBB_BG_Fluo”, and “BBB_BG_Lit”. Save the table.

"Glass? Who gives a shit about glass? Who the fuck is this?" ⚠️WARNING: This machine is rated R and there is no family friendly mode... It's been quite the ride, but Die Hard Trilogy is finally here. From the bullshit mind of Astronasty comes five modes, three multiballs, two wizards, and a partridge in a pear tree. Choose to DIE HARD or DIE HARDER and find the best way to run up your score, but choose your plan of attack wisely, you can only complete the modes once. Featuring work by some of the most talented Vpin authors ever assembled. Cutting edge visuals are going to blow you away! Yippie Ki Yay MOTHERFUCKERS! NEW‼️ Automatically post your high score to the Die Hard iScored Leaderboard by enabling at the top of the script. Be sure to enter a unique cab name. DESIGN TEAM: Game Designer: Astronasty Layout: Dapheni, Astronasty PupDmd Design: Scampa123, Astronasty, Nailbuster Coding: Wizball, Oqqsan, Fluffhead Light Shows: Oqqsan Blender Work: Flux, Gedankekojote, Cyberpez VR Room: Rawd Backwall Mirror: Iaakki 3D Model Assistance: JoePicasso Original Artwork: Astronasty Sound Design: Frisco, Scampa123, Astronasty Monthly Leaderboard: iScored Dan, Nailbuster, Scampa123 Emotional Support: Rik SPECIAL THANKS: Apophis - Did a little bit of everything. Niwak - Toolkit magician. NailBuster - PupDMD magician. Sixtoe - He was around. JoePicasso - Makes me want to be a better man. Fleep - Dem soundz tho. Flupper - Godfather of rampz. NFozzy - Wizard. KetchupJonMustard - Endured hours of me bouncing ideas off of him at work. TerryRed - My go-to source for bitching about stuff in DMs. Manu - Made us make the game more betterer. Hawkeyez - Having the eyes of a hawk. RetroG33K - Reasons redacted Scott Danesi - LIONMAN! TryToTilt - Didn't do shit. Testers: PinStratsDan, Bietekwiet, MPT3K, OutsiderArts, KetchupJonMustard, Dom, Rick, Shaggy, Nesta78, and the rest of the VPW Jellyfish. EXTRA SPECIAL THANKS: To the V-pin community: Thank you for giving me an outlet for my creativity. I've never felt more motivated to create and I am beyond grateful for the team that helped me turn my ideas into (virtual) reality. I hope you enjoy our countless hours of work. ❤️ Astro REQUIRED: Visual Pinball 10.8.0 beta 7, 64-bit (or later): https://github.com/vpinball/vpinball/releases/tag/v10.8.0-1807-39824d6 Pup Framework v1.5 beta 3 (or later): https://www.nailbuster.com/wikipinup/doku.php?id=pinup_upgrade_v15 Pup Pack: https://mega.nz/file/69MBzJDR#uG_lUhuvuCySANQc5EE7UkQTXNY4bf48UgtYh5RhIss PLEASE NOTE: Yes you need 64 bits, goddamit. Welcome to the party, pal. Don't forget to run the appropriate BAT file in the DieHard pup pack directory for your particular screen setup. All game options can be adjusted by pressing F12 and then left flipper button during the game. Press start button to save your options. If you have a cab and you want the full experience, please refresh your DOF config files. If you have some stuttering try: (a) Disabling real time protection. (b) Disabling the mirror in options. (c) Limiting texture sizes to 3k.

"Don't you realize? The next time you see sky, it'll be over another town. The next time you take a test, it'll be in some other school. Our parents, they want the best of stuff for us. But right now, they got to do what's right for them. Because it's their time. Their time! Up there! Down here, it's our time. It's our time down here." The VPin Workshop members present The Goonies: Never Say Die Pinball! This project started out by adding physics and fleep sound to Hawkeyez88 pup-pack release. In doing so many scripting issues were found in the original table. We decided to not only fix the current table, but have added support for FlexDMD, new modes, ramps, shadows, playfield, sounds, ect. Pretty much every piece of this table has been touched, enhanced, and tested. This table is setup to work with the FlexDMD out of the box. You can disable the FlexDMD and enable the pupPack created by Hawkeyez88 by changing the options in the script. * Main table overhaul: fluffhead35, oqqsan * nfozzy and fleep: fluffhead35 * DOF: apophis * New playfield design: HauntFreaks * Playfield, image and lighting updates: HauntFreaks * Backglass: HauntFreaks * Droptarget Shadows: HauntFreaks * Miscellaneous fixes and tweaks: Entire VPW team inc. Sixtoe, apophis, wylte, fluffhead35, oqqsan, Nailbuster * 3d Inserts: oqqsan * flupperdomes : oqqsan * FlexDMD : oqqsan * Apron Primitives: oqqsan and Tomate * Ramp Primitives: tomate * New Toy Primitives Chester,coins,key: oqqsan * Scoring and game play enhancements: Rik, apophis, oqqsan * Testing: Rik, apophis, VPW team * Bone Organ Primitives: Tomate * Bone Organ Animations: oqqsan * wylte: Flasher shadows on ramp * Original pupdmd code: Nailbuster * Previous DMD animations: VPFiends This release would not have been possible without the legacy of those who came before us including, in this case, Javiers VPX version. Thank you to Rothbauerw and nFozzy for the physics. Thanks to Fleep for sounds.

Gottlieb's 1984 Alien Star! Journey to an Alien Star for a pinball battle in space! Multiball, skill shots, and plenty of fast action! So much fun to play! Thanks to Borgdog for providing original playfield and plastic scans, cabinet stencils, and physical measurements of his actual table. He also had lots of authentic Gottlieb primitives to use, and did a tremendous amount of testing! Thanks also to Redbone who took those scans of the playfield and plastics and did a tremendous amount of work to get them to look so good! He also spent a ton of time with all the other graphics on the table as well as a ton of testing! Hauntfreaks provided the higher resolution VR backglass. DarthVito did the VR wall environment. I updated to latest VPW standards, physics, GI and shadow baking, Lampz and 3D inserts, dynamic shadows, updated backglass for desktop, playfield mesh for a saucer bevel, roth standup targets, standalone compatibility, sling corrections, optional DIP adjustments, updated flipper physics, VR and fully hybrid modes, Flupper style bumpers and lighting, gBOT system and trough. Dozens and dozens of hours were spent studying gameplay videos (2 streams were recorded by Borgdog) to match the table skill shots and action. Thanks also to Rothbauerw for providing updated flipper physics code to help with the skillshots. That code was needed to be able to do some of the skillshots. This table is loaded with options. Various balls, ball brightness, flippers, tents, caps, plastic edge colors, LUTs, Dip settings, siderails, and plenty of other VR stuff. Redbone encouraged me to include special edge LED lighting in the plastics that iaakki originally did for another table. Looks really cool, and is included as an option. The ROM can be found at pinballnirvana.com... alienstr.zip). There's an option in the script to change the DIPS, however it will load a default set when you launch the table. NOTE: YOU HAVE TO START THE TABLE 1ST, EXIT, AND THEN RESTART FOR DIP CHANGES TO TAKE EFFECT. This is ONLY the first time you launch the table. There's also an option for "Tourney Mode". In that mode it'll play a little harder with different DIP settings, which excludes extra ball... and only allows for points on 3 balls. Tourney mode also sets colors and rainbow'ed LEDs on plastics. NOTE: you'll have to start and restart the first time in that mode for the DIP changes to take effect. If you want to change the DIPs... you will need to go into the script options and change SetDIPSwitches to 1, then open the table, hit F6 (that'll load the default DIPS and display them). You can then select various ROM options. Once entered, you can exit out, and restart. That will then set the new ROM settings. These are the default DIPS that are and set at original table launch: 1=Coin Chute same 0=3rd coin chute no effect 0=Game mode of replay for hitting threshold 1=Number of balls =3 1=Playfield Special of extra ball (However in tourney mode this is zero) 0=Novelty of normal game mode (However in tourney mode this is zero) 1=Match feature 1=Background Sound Thanks again to Borgdog and Redbone for the playfield and plastic images, the stencils, the testing, and all the feedback! Also thanks to Hauntfreaks for the updated Backglass images, and to Rothbauerw for his flipper physics code. Also thanks to pinstratsdan, and everyone else from the VPW team that provided testing and feedback!

This table was originally done by Herwey, and he gave me the permission to add all the latest physics, sounds, etc. to this fun table. Thank you very much, Herwey! On his version 1.1 he had help from several others including Schreibi, 32assassin, OldSkoolGamer, Cosmic80, Bord, Rosve, Batch, Vogliadicane, Flupper, Ninuzzu, Dark, DJRobX, and Thalamus. I did quite a few updates in version 2.0 mentioned below (and detailed in the vpx script), essentially getting up to the latest VPW physics, lights, and sounds, and other corrections. This was the first table I put the 3D inserts in (Thanks to apophis for his tutorial, feedback, and advice!). Also thank you to all the testers on the VPW team for testing, feedback, and suggestions for improvement: nFozzy, apophis, Aubrel, Wylte, Rik, Rajo Joey, iaaki, BountyBob, rothbauerw, tomate, PinStratsDan, and Lumi! Note: If you are playing in VR... you MUST select VR_Room = 1 in the script!! There are several options to select in the script, including ball brightness, color mods, GI and Flasher options, VR Room, VR clock, VR posters, VR topper. Sub mods and flippers can be changed by clicking the right and left magna save buttons. (You can turn that option off in the script as well) IF YOU experience performance issues... there are options to change that. First of all, you can uncheck "Reflect Elements on Playfield in the table options window. Also, you can turn dynamic shadows off for additional performance if needed. Version 2.0 Updates include: - Implemented the table to a hybrid (desktop, cab, and VR), and has options for ball brightness. - Added VR to include an animated backglass (image from Wildman), and several VR options (room, poster, clock, topper). (Thanks to Sixtoe's VR templates). Also animated all the flippers, plunger, etc. - The table and flipper physics have been updated to the latest VPW standards, as well as dynamic shadows, drop targets, standup targets, ramprolling sounds, and several other tweaks. - Fleep sounds added, as well as relay sounds. - Added Flupper domes. - Adjusted the flippers to be actual size, and tweaked the flipper physics. - Added 3D insert primitives and tuned the lighting significantly for those. Lots of work on the playfield cutouts, and associated text layer. - Changed lamp control to VPW Lampz. - Corrected some errors in the table, including spinner movement, rebounder action, some ramp lift code, timing on saucer entry, and a few other things. - Adjusted the lighting levels, and GI overhead. - Tomate added new Bally Flipper primitives, wall textures, and fixed an issue with the ramp lift primitive... as it wasn't built correctly in blender. - Enhanced performance as much as I could by removing all getballs calls and no longer destroy and recreate balls. I implemented only the gBOT global call. - Updated the trough code to manage all balls on the table. - Updated some images to implement see through holes in the apron and sub. - Created new background for desktop mode, with animated lighting. - Added updated center drain post dome from Bord's space shuttle (done by Rothbauerw). - And so many other updates, all documented in the script. Once again thank you to Herwey, nFozzy, apophis, Aubrel, Wylte, Rik, Rajo Joey, iaaki, BountyBob, rothbauerw, tomate, PinStratsDan, and Lumi for testing, and feedback!!

Join the Cirqus! Many peoples favorite table, this started as a "lite" internal update by HayJay just to bring the physics and sound up to date, but then as everyone likes it people just chipped in with bits and pieces and it went from there VPX 10.8 and VPinMame 3.6 Required Update to Cirqus Voltaire by Knorr, ClarkKent, Randr, Dark & Sixtoes VR Room Version VPW Clowncar =========== HayJay: Project Lead, nFozzy/Rothbauerw physics, Fleep Sounds, Ramp rolling sounds, various fixes. Sixtoe: VR room, rebuilt physics objects, numerous tweaks, some texture and lighting rework, project support and guidance. Rothbauerw: VR Backglass physically working rebuild, physics and script wizardry, general assistance and tech support. Leojreimroc - VR backglass lighting, PWM flashers, Flupper domes. ClarkKent: Various new HQ textures, new backbox rear transfer, lock ramp adjustment. Apophis: Project guidance, inlane cradle collision code, script support. Iaakki: Solutions expert, script support. RobbyKingPin - Project support and guidance. Wylte: Script support. Tasty Wasps: VR flipper button animation fix. PinStratsDan: Various advice for improvements. jsm174: VPX Standalone support. VPW testing: PinStratsDan, Studlygoorite, BountyBob, TastyWasps, Shaggysrsg, RobbyKingPin, Fluffhead A big thank you to Knorr and ClarkKent for allowing us to update this table.

"Of all the VPW tables in the world, this is definitely one of them!" VPW are proud to present our 50th Machine! This project started when HiRez brought a fantastic collection of artwork into the workshop that he'd done for the table in January 2022. Sixtoe had previously converted an older version to VR and was aware of number issues with existing mods that would need a lot of work, and said it's probably be best to start from scratch but didn't have the time and the project went on hold. Fast forward to July 2022 and Niwak was looking for a machine that had coloured ramps (among other things) to experiment on with the then prototype toolkit, so Sixtoe scratch built the table whilst niwak built the table in blender. The table was then worked on intermittently as toolkit experiments took place over the next year. Whilst this happened MrGrynch had been working on a new vastly improved version of AltSound called G-Sound (which has now been included in VPinMAME 3.6) and iDigStuff made a fantastic new G-Sound module for Guns N' Roses so we wanted these to launch at the same time and now here we are! Thanks for all your support over the past 3 years and all the nice comments, we hope you enjoy this latest release! VPW Roadies =========== Niwak - Rendering Magic Sixtoe - Table Wrangling HiRez00 - All Artwork & Redraws iaakki - Tweaks and support leojreimroc - Animated VR Backglass. Apophis - Tweaks and support. Tastywasps - VR Room & Guitar. Primetime5k - Staged Flipper Support. Hauntfreaks - Backglass images. Flupper - Rendering Support and Advice Testing - VPW Team THIS RELEASE NEEDS AT LEAST VPX 10.8 BETA 5 https://github.com/vpinball/vpinball/releases THIS RELEASE ALSO NEEDS AT LEAST VPinMAME 3.6 https://github.com/vpinball/pinmame/releases (it's recommended to get a newer build from github actions though) TO USE THE OPTIONS MENU IN GAME YOU NEED "FlexDMD" https://github.com/vbousquet/flexdmd/releases

Help your favorite intergalactic group of friends make all their deliveries across the universe! PinUp Player 1.5 beta is required: https://www.nailbuster.com/wikipinup/doku.php?id=pinup_upgrade_v15 Don't forget to run the appropriate BAT file in the futurama pup pack directory for your particular screen setup. Those who have cabs with RealDMDs or SlimDMDs can enable FlexDMD in the options at the top of the script. Based on the VPW example table by 3rdaxis, apophis, Benji, Fleep, Flupper, iaakki, nFozzy, oqqsan, Rothbauerw, Sixtoe, wrd1972, Wylte

"The Meanest, Greenest Game on the Street" The Godzilla pinball machine was released in August 1998 by SEGA. The game is based on the Godzilla movie released earlier that year by TriStar Pictures. Godzilla was the last pinball machine manufactured by SEGA before shutting down their pinball operations. This virtual project started out with incredibly detailed specifications of the physical and visual dimensions of the SEGA machine from EBisLit. Of course, who can turn those specifications into gold? Mr. Sixtoe himself, the grandmaster of blueprints, schematics and more. Next some initial scripting / foundation objects were added by TastyWasps and Apophis which leads into the STUNNING blender toolkit 3D renders from Tomate which highlights the massive Godzilla sculpt in this table that may be one of the largest sculpts ever made in pinball history. The tail end of the project (no pun intended) consists of laborious detail into each aspect of the machine to play as close to the real thing as possible with help from EBisLit's experience and other play testers' input. The collaboration of so many passionate authors, creators, scripters, artists, testers, etc. have truly made this project come to life in the digital medium. VPW TEAM -------- TastyWasps - Project Lead, nFozzy, Fleep, toolkit script-side integration, VR room Apophis - Project Lead, toolkit script-side integration, various scripting tweaks, mentoring Tomate - Graphics modeling and rendering Sixtoe - Table full scratch build and various scripting, VR support Iaakki - Scripting tweaks EBisLit - Playfield, plastics, inserts & 3d scans with measurements ClarkKent - Playfield Stitch Niwak - Blender Toolkit HauntFreaks – Backglass image Testing - PinStratsDan, BountyBob, Bietekwiet, Studlygoorite, Smaug, Bord, VPW Team Toxie - VPX and pushing out the newest 10.8 as a beta so we could release. Also, a big thanks to the original SEGA team for the original Godzilla pinball machine.

The park is now open! Feast your eyes on this marvel of a table. After modding older version of this table Gedankekojote97 finally decided to buy the real machine, and then he meticulously 3D modeled and recreated this table from scratch. Apophis brought it to life by scripting together the lighting and mechanisms. And Rawd developed another totally immersive VR environment for us all to enjoy. Do you have what it takes to be a Tycoon? VPW TYCOONS Gedankekojote97 - Scratch table build, 3D modeling and rendering, Sound effects, Rollercoaster operator Apophis - Scripting, physics, Ride mechanic and janitor Rawd - VR Room and scripting, Cotton candy and funnel cake maker Testing - bietekwiet, Eighties8, Benji, JLou, PinStratsDan, Studlygoorite, DGrimmReaper, AstroNasty, TastyWasps, iDigStuff, HauntFreaks, Wylte, ClarkKent, VPW Team

“573… Be on the lookout. We’ve got a new VPW release on the loose.” This one has been a looong time coming. A few years ago, gtxjoe stripped this mod of a mod down, added fleep sounds and nfozzy physics, dialed in the ramp—basically did all the VPX specific stuff with a special precision and flare only a VPX O.G. long time veteran like gtxjoe could do. Then Benji went on a long hiatus, possibly never to return. Was Police Force to be on-hold forever? That’s what it looked like. But then… Enter Niwak, revolutionizing VPX into the next era. And after seeing what could be done with the new light-baking with Blender Toolkit, Benji had to come back and finish what he started. First, he had to learn Blender. Uh…okay. But that turned out to be doable (with many tips from Tomate, Bord, Flux and more). And with tons of help from this whole bang-up crew—this tool-kitted version of Police Force is finally out in the wild. Special thanks to Jon Osborn who let Benji take apart, photograph, and measure a Police Force pin he was fixing up, which is what got this whole project moving forward. VPW SQUAD Benji - table lead, toolkit lighting/rendering Apophis - toolkit script-side integration, miscellaneous script magic - lieutenant programmer GTXJoe - Initial table side development Flux - LOTS of toolkit tech support and bug squashing while Benji learned the ropes Tomate - Plastic Ramp modeling, lots of miscellaneous help and tips for Blender and Toolkit Sixtoe - Table tweaks and improvements BradX - Full playfield and plastics redraw TastyWasps - VR Room Leojreimroc - VR Backglass and fixes Niwak - Blender Magickit Flupper - Police car model VPW testing crew – PinStratsDan, Studlygoorite, Eighties8, HauntFreaks, bietekwiet, ClarkKent, jsm174, somatik, BountyBob, DgrimmReaper, bord

“Aaaahhraaaaa!!” This was a real team effort that spanned over a year. Special Force is an underappreciated, grubby, rowdy, 80’s war movie pin. Kinda feels like you got dropped into a bad version of Rambo (but in a good way!) We hope you enjoy. VPW Platoon Apophis - Blender work, table work, scripting, physics tuning Flux - Blender work, toolkit scripting and fixes Cyberpez - Blender work and support Sixtoe - Table building and VR work ArmyAviation - Playfield photos, plastics scans, expert testing (owns the real table) EBisLit - Inital playfield stitch TastyWasps - VR room integrations, backglass and desktop digits Benji - Blender and refraction probe help HauntFreaks - Backglass resources Bord - Modeling help Mlager8 - Support Cliffy - Desktop backdrop VPW Testers - PinStratsDan, Studlygoorite, DGrimmReaper, DarthVito, BountyBob, somatik, Colvert Special thanks to: Siggi - Playfield redraw 3rdAxis - The jungle VR room Toxie - Fixed some VPinMame issues for this game Destruk & TAB - For their VP9 table that was used as a reference Niwak and the VPX team for everything they do

Welcome To The Future! (v2.0!) VPW are very proud to present Total Nuclear Annihilation V2.0! This project started in April '21 when EBisLit obtained a full set of new plastics for TNA for scanning, and gtxjoe started updating the script of the original v1.0 release with numerous fixes and rolling in both nfozzy physics and fleep audio, supported by Scott Danesi who provided the original DMD media, TNA light animations and sound effects. Over the next 2 years the table was worked on by a number of people in the community changing and updating nearly everything, bringing it as close in line with the real table as possible, including programming the light shows and now using the original machines video. What you see is the culmination of thousands of man hours of development, we're super happy with it, and hope you will be too! (and yes it's meant to be that hard!) TABLE MUSIC =========== This VPX table **does not** come with the TNA soundtrack. For the full music experience, you will need to BUY the TNA Album and possibly convert the songs from FLAC format to mp3 format with a tool like this: https://www.freac.org/ It is available here: https://www.scottdanesi.com/?download=scott-danesi-total-nuclear-annihilation-flac-audio After buying them rename all mp3 files to TNA1.mp3 through TNA10.mp3 (Scarlet.mp3 is not used) Place the tracks in the \Visual Pinball\Music\TNA folder, then you must find and set bMusicOn to true in the script like this: Const bMusicOn = True and then you can disable the TNA message by setting Disable_TNA_Message = True Please show Scott Danesi your support and thanks for creating an awesome pinball game and for making the music available for us to buy. This release is fully compatible with the old release for anyone who purchased the soundtrack for that. PinUp Player *Now Required* =========================== ** Download the Pup Pack from the Download button on this page! *** Pinup Player 1.44 or higher is required. Install files and setup guide can be found here: http://www.nailbuster.com/wikipinup/doku.php?id=install_guide ● PuP-Pack folder "tna" needs to be copied to your PUPVideos folder. ● Windows "Text and Scaling" / DPI must be set to 100 for ALL your screens! ● your "PuP Backglass" display needs to be a proper 16:9 ratio (such as 1920x1080) ● if you have a dedicated 3rd LCD screen that is 16:9 ratio or full size (similar to the real TNA cabinet), ● then your Pup "FullDMD" display must be positioned on that 3rd screen and at 16:9 ratio (1920x1080, 1366x768, 1280x720,etc) ● it's VERY important to have the PuP Backglass and PuP Music displays at proper 16:9 ratio, or the text will NOT display correctly ● the pup displays can be configured with the PinUpPlayerConfigDisplays.bat There are 4 PuP-Pack options (depending on your cabinet / setup): Navigate to the; PinUPSystem\PUPVideos\tna Directory and double click on the option you will be using to set up PuP properly. Option 1 - PUPDMD on the Backglass. For those who don't have a dedicated fullsize 3rd monitor / TV for the PUPDMD text and videos. Option 2 - PUPDMD on the Backglass with B2S. Same as above, but setup to allow the 4 player score from the directb2s to show on the bottom. Option 3 - PUPDMD on a Fullscreen (similar to a modern Stern or TNA cabinet). Display the PUPDMD and Text on a 3rd dedicated 16:9 fullscreen. This option allows you to also view the entire TNA Backglass at the same time. Option 4 - VR or Desktop. This is to display everything on one screen for both desktop and VR users. DOF CONFIG ============ If you use DOF in your cab, be sure to download and update to the latest config files. CREDITS ======= GTXJOE: VPX Table Lead Pinballfan2018: PUPDMD iaakki: Scorbit, Lighting, Scripting, and more Fleep: Mechanical sound engineering, processing and scripting, drop target animations hawkeyez88: Pup help RetroG33K: Pup help daphishbowl: Pup and Gif animations help leojreimroc: VR room and backglass apophis: Physics updates, script help Sixtoe: VR Cab, VPX layout, Acrylics, Playfield Redraw, Apron and More. Astronasty: Graphics help BorgDog: Apron photos, checking gameplay against his real machine Stat: DirectB2S backglass EBisLIt: TNA plastic scans Arelyel: Pup screen support redbone: Plastic and Playfield adjustments WildDogAracde: Mechanical sound effects recordings Morttis: TNA MOD V1.6 update (Graphic updates) trochjochel: PuP Media Help Joey Beaulieu: PuP Media Help HiRez00: PuP Media Help NailBuster: Pinup Player, PUPDMD Thalamus: RBG light data help VPW and VPC beta testers VPX Dev Team: Visual Pinball SCOTT DANESI: Providing all the genuine DMD media and table sound effects from the amazing Total Nuclear Annihilation "real" Pinball game. And the kick ass music!

"Prepare for the ride of your life!" VPW are proud to present No Fear: Dangerous Sports by Williams! This started when Kevv wanted to add some of our bits and pieces to Ninuzzu's version of No Fear, it played better with the mods but was still hobbled by the fact that it was based on an old inaccurate playfield. It's one of Sixtoes favorite's but was put on hold and put into the "would be nice to do if we get a playfield scan" as it needed a lot of work to get it right, and if you're going to make a machine you like and it needs quite a bit of work, then you might as well do it properly! Fast forward a bit and Smaug with the help of PaladinArcade managed to actually get a scan of a playfield! This was then stitched together by ClarkKent and Sixtoe got to work rebuilding the machine. Tomate then decided to see how fast we could do a toolkit import and conversion (answer, not very! We're all still learning every day with the toolkit!). A lot of tweaking and messing about later (those bloody magnets!) and here we are, it's a brutally fast table with no pop bumpers or even rubber bands to slow you down, giving Iron Man a run for it's money as the fastest table we've done! Enjoy! VPW Extreme Extremers =================== Sixtoe - Extreme Balling Kevv - Extreme Modding Tomate - Extreme Tooling Apophis - Extreme Magnets yaakki - Extreme Mayonaise Tastywasps - Extreme Twerking Primetime5k - Extreme Flipping Smaug / Paladinarcade - Extreme Playfield Scanning Hauntfreaks - Extreme Backglassing. VPW Team - Extreme Testing Extreme Thanks To; ================ Ninuzzu - The Original Extreme Niwak & Toxie - Extreme Programming All options are available from in game menu accessed by holding both left then right magnasave. ** The option menu needs FlexDMD to be installed ** VPW Table Version Log ================== '001 Kevv - Added nFozzy physics for posts, sleeves, ramps, walls, flippers, slings, targets (not yet droptarget) '002 Kevv - Added Fleep sounds '003 Kevv - Implemented option to enable/disable center post '004 Kevv - Corrected flipper physics settings, wider slingshot switches, hid slingshot physics walls, lowered tilt key nudge strength, lowered ball mass, higher playfield friction '005 Kevv - Added dynamic ball shadow '006 Kevv - nFozzy drop target & standup targets '007 Kevv - Added Flupper domes '008 Kevv - Implemented lampz '009 Kevv - Implemented 3D inserts '010 Sixtoe - Added new playfield (thanks Smaug & ClarkKent), added playfield mesh, rebuilt physical layout and lamps, rebuilt jump ramp, '011 Sixtoe - v1 playfield cutout and text layer by Kevv, modded sign lamps, flashers, added insert prims for autofire, fixed numerous inserts, added physical trough, subway and kickers (not finished yet), loads of other small tweaks, some things made temp invisible to see what tables doing '012 Sixtoe - Adjusted Right VUK, Adjusted Left Kicker, fixed ramps magnets, redid magnet ramps, fixed playfield mesh, probably some other stuff '013 Sixtoe - More work '014 Sixtoe - Table almost completely stripped for toolkit, fixed VUK, changed lamps to alllamps, loads of other changes. '015 tomate - first test batch added. Table objects marked as not-visible '016 Sixtoe/apophis - Updated jump ramp magnet code '017 Sixtoe - Hooking everything up, re-adding missing lights and flashers, loads of tweaks and fixes '018 tomate - 2k batch added '019 Sixtoe - Fixed a few bugs and other problems, hooked up new batch and bugfixed stuff '020 apophis - Updated light fader values. Added frame timer. Update ambient shadow code. Updated physics code. Updated Fleep code. Updated roth target code. Added gBOT. Fixed flipper shadow DB. Added animations: flippers, skull jaw, spinner, rollovers, gates '021 Sixtoe - Stuff '022 apophis - Added slingshot animations. Fixed post passes. Added metal walls to fleep collection. '023 tomate - Several fixes on blender side, 2k batch added '024 tomate - More fixes and details added in blender, 2k batch added' '025 Sixtoe - Made the VUK more reliable, added options menu, probably some other stuff. '026 Sixtoe - Corrected wrong inlane physical positions, added outpost difficulty options, fixed shadow depth bias, turned off target falloff, re-added playfield reflections, fixed rejected VUK balls acting erratically. '027 tomate - more fixes at blender side, 4k batch adedd, unwrapped ramps textures added '028 tomate - new inserts setup at blender side, new ramps textures, 4k batch added '029 iaakki - Mayo light added for spinner flasher '030 tomate - a bunch of fixes at blender side, new middle plastic ramp prim added, new 4k batch added, "hide parts behind" checked for BM.playfield (thanks apophis!) '031 tomate - reworked ramp textures, rampOff textures added (not applied yet) '032 iaakki - more mayo, need to play more and see how it fits '033 Sixtoe - Rebuilt physical failed jump fallback area, added playfield ball reflection texture, hooked up GI, added pf reflection probe, tweaked the skull mayo, turned off reflections on visible ramps as they were breaking playfield reflections. '034 Sixtoe - Playfield reflection roughness increased, ramp refraction added, hooked up ramp lighting to Top GI '035 Sixtoe - Added VR Cabinet and Ba Sti VR Room. '036 Sixtoe - Added Tomates replacement pincab rails to fix VR issue, added start and flipper buttons. '037 tomate - Updated batch added without siderails and lock down bar, plastic ramps set as not visible, PF set "hide parts behind" and reflection probe added (Strength -->0.3), rampsOff textures deleted '038 Sixtoe - Hooked some more VR stuff, hooked GI up again. '039 TastyWasps - VR - Backwall material changed to avoid pixelation, beer bubbles animated '040 iaakki - balancing mayo lights '041 Sixtoe - Fixed sw67 position '042 Primetime5k - Staged flipper support '043 apophis - Added new flipper trick FlipperCradleCollision. Added min function. Fixed VolumeDial application in Fleep code. '044 Sixtoe - Adjusted upper playfield flipper, some minor physics tweaks. '045 Sixtoe - Added light blooms (as an interim pending rebake?), added jump loop roof (which exists on real machine), fiddled with VUK as I wasn't happy with it. '046 tomate - new (last? :P) 4k batch added with blender fixes, plastic ramps set as not visible, PF set "hide parts behind" and reflection probe added (decresed strength 3-->1), ball scratches image changed for a more subtle one '047 Sixtoe - Hooked up right outlane post and centre post option, tweaked several materials, set glass height, added ball in trough check for menu from robbykingpin, added lockdown fire button support. '048 apophis - Added refraction probes to ramp layers. Removed insert blooms. Fixed LightLevel option and made it affect VR room. Added SetLocale 1033. '049 tomate - Skull texture fixed, failed jump fallback ramp geometry fixed '050 TastyWasps - VR Backglass brightened. 'RC1 Sixtoe - Various tweaks and fixes, script tidyup. 'RC2 Tastywasps - Missing sound fx on drain added. 'RC3 Tastywasps - Ramp Rolling and Skull ball drop sound added. 'RC4 Sixtoe - Adjusted right hand ramp entrance, fixed drop hole bug (due to vpx bug), tweaked aand played with the magnets, various other minor tweaks. 'RC5 Sixtoe - Removed debug comments, tidied up script, removed redundant assets. 'RC6 Sixtoe - Lots of options fixes and tidying up (with Apophis help), cabinet PoV changed from window to Legacy, fixed left GI. 'RC7 Sixtoe - Fixed GI and raytraced ball shadows, grmbl.

"When you play the Game of Thrones, you win or you die" Welcome to VPW's "Original" recreation of one of Stern's most complex machines. This project started with Skillman wanting to learn VPX and playing around reverse engineering the Stern SPIKE ROMs. Thanks to the detailed Youtube series by ChuckWurt the complete ruleset was documented, allowing it to be implemented in VBScript for this release. When the beta table was introduced to the VPW team they really took an interest in taking it to the next level, and what you see is the result of nearly a year of their work. This table requires VPX 10.7.2 and FlexDMD 1.8. Controls: - Access the Options menu with left+right magnasave during Attract mode - Use Right Magnasave during gameplay as the Action button - From the Options menu, change cabinet mode, LUTs, and presence of a "real" lockbar button - Access the Stern Service Menu with the service buttons to adjust standard game settings House VPW ========= Project Leader : Skillman Script/VPX : Skillman, Apophis, Oqqsan, Sixtoe, Daphishbowl 3D Rendering : Tomate, Niwak Graphics : Skillman, Tomate, Astronasty, Oqqsan, Sixtoe VR: Rawd, Leojreimroc, Sixtoe Testing: VPW Team

Gottlieb's Super Orbit! Lots of fun to play, with a varitarget, orbits, and lots of bonus opportunities. Redbone spent considerable time to get the playfield and plastic images just right, as resources for this table were very limited. As usual lots of hours were put in on this one, and lots of tweaking on the varitarget and physics to emulate a real machine. I implemented the latest VPW standards, physics, GI and shadow baking, Lampz and 3D inserts, dynamic shadows, updated backglass for desktop, roth standup and varitarget targets, standalone compatibility, sling corrections, optional DIP adjustments, updated flipper physics, VR and fully hybrid modes, Flupper style bumpers and lighting, gBOT system and trough. Redbone provided the playfield and updated the plastics and apron, and other images. Hauntfreaks provided the higher resolution VR backglass and Silversurfer updated the cab artwork. I also added options for balls, ball brightness, LUTs, Dip settings, siderails, and plenty of other VR stuff. DarthVito provided a few additional wallpaper VR Room walls. You can find the ROM at pinballnirvana.com... sorbit.zip. Also, I've included the nvram file to initially set the Dips, as the ROM creates settings that should be adjusted. You can either grab the nvram file and put it in your nvram directory, or follow this process to do an initial setup for yourself. (When you open the table, hit F6 (that'll load the default DIPS and display them). You can then select various ROM options, and I recommend these shown below. Once entered, you can exit out, and in the script, you can set the SetDIPSwitches to zero. That will set the ROM settings and turn off the option. If you later want to change that, you can turn it back on and change the dips.) - 3 ball - Playfield special of "extra ball" - Game mode of "replay" - Novelty of "normal" - Check the Match, Credits Thanks again to Redbone for the playfield and plastic images, Rothbauerw for the varitarget code, Hauntfreaks for the updated VR Backglass, DarthVito for additional VR walls, and Silversurfer for the cab art images! Also thanks to everyone else from the VPW team that provided feedback!

Originally done by mfuegemann, and then version 102a released by:Goldchicco & 32assassin. Thank you to Goldchicco for giving me permission to update this table! Also thank you to Apophis, Wylte, Smaug, and PinstratsDan for testing and feedback! This is a lower production 80s Williams table, but LOTs of fun to play. There is a lot to do on this table with all the targets to hit to enable other functions. You'll find similarities to Black Knight, Grand Lizard, and other tables of that era. This table significantly utilizes magnasaves to keep your ball from going into the outlanes. (see the rulesheet I typed up in the table info section for how to enable that and more). Updates in Version 2.0 done by UnclePaulie. Added VR, Desktop, and cab hybrid modes. Updated physics, drop targets, flippers, dynamic shadows, and lots of other updates to the VPW standards. Also added 3D inserts, updated lighting, the latest VPW physics, sounds, sling corrections and GI brightness and fading routines. Some other various fixes done, including a lot of work on the solar gun operation. I also updated the desktop backglass as well as the VR backglass and other VR options. There are also some performance improvements, and I added a playfield mesh for upper and lower playfields, so there's a realistic bevel in the saucers. There are several options in the script. Including VR, ball brightness, and LUT lighting options. Since this table heavily relies on the usage of the magnasave buttons, the LUT changes are done by holding cntl (or left mangasave) and then while holding, scroll through the options with the right magnasave. This is a hybrid table, and it will automatically choose between desktop and cabinet, however, if you are playing in VR, you MUST change VR_Room to 1 in the script. Additional options in the script include two VR environments, a VR clock, and settings for dynamic shadows if you experience a performance hit, Thanks to everyone that helped!

VR Room - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Data East 1991) v1.2.2 Cowabunga ! Notes: Options in script for Flyer Poster, DMD & Backglass Reflections, Scratched Glass and add and remove the B2S Backglass, Change the Side blades and remove the VR Room Press C to enable manual Ball Control via the arrow keys and B Recommended B2S by: Wildman Versions: v1.2.2 - Added rolling ball sound and adjusted POV, fixed mystery lights not showing in desktop mode. v1.2.1 - Added VR Room Lighting option, suggested by Rawd v1.2.0 - VR Room and artwork by Retro27 -Cleaned up the Cabinet artwork -Added new Flashers -Added options for VR Room etc... v1.1 - Update Table by Cyberpez -File size reduced -Small bug fixes and tweaks v1.0 Original Table by Cyberpez -: table build, playfield redraw, ramp decal redraws, ramps, lots of little primitives here and there. Wrd1972: COUNTLESS resource pics and answering of far too many silly questions. Physics and table fine tuning. Plastic scans. Roth: Being a code wizard and for putting up with Wrd and me. (understatement of the century :P) Dark: Turtle Models!!!! and other small primitives here and there. (I did resize the turtle images to make the file size sorta reasonable) Flupper: Flasher Domes and Ramp Tutorial. Hauntfreaks: He made a pass and did the awesome things he does. themotherbrain: testing and feedback nFozzy: I'm using his new fading lights + a few tweaks by me. DJRobX: SSF code and thanks to RustyCardores for showing me the way, you can't go back!! Ball drop tweaks by Roth and me. Last but not least the developers and other table authors. This community is nothing without everyone doing their part!!!!!!

Today i want to share a new VR conversion of Iron Maiden-Virtual Time with you guys. This is a cooperation of Rascal, Solters and me. This awesome table should not be missing in any VR collection, I hope you have as much fun with it as I do. A special thanks goes to my friend Rascal, who is responsible for the included Backglass with segmented Display, flashing Speakers, some Playfield corrections. VR user meeting point: https://discord.gg/8CRnkssmbh New in this Version: -nFozzy Physics -Fleep Sounds -FuLLDMD PupPack for VR Attention!!! For VR-PupPack Users read the ReadMe!!!.txt Left Magna for Lut Change and Right Magna for GI Switch '********************* VR OPTIONS ************************************************** '*********************************************************************************** 'VR Logo - Set VRLogo = 0 to turn off VR Logo. VRLogo = 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 '*********************************************************************************** Link to original "Iron Maiden Virtual Time [IMVT]" Table and the needed Music Files if you play without PupPack!!!: You have to copy just the Songs to the "Music" Folder! Link to PupPack A big thanks to Mussinger & Herweh for creating such a beautyfull table and give me permission to convert it to VR. I also want to thank Rawd and Steely for his VR toys and Basti for the nice VR Room, Sixtoe for his great templates, Rajo Joey for the LUT Template and of course Rascal, Solters and Studlygoorite for beta testing. And a big THANKS to Apophis for his nice tutorials!