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Welcome to Wuthering Waves Pinball (A Free to play game on Steam/Xbox/Mobile for our Free to play Virtual Pinball Hobby) All credit for this table goes to @Tombg. Special Thanks to the people who helped in its creation listed below. Tom is an amazing table creator, he is allowing me to post this on his behalf because I will be doing many pup-media updates on this project in the future. This is a game that is constantly evolving with badass new media. He put an enormous amount of time into getting everything working right. This is easily my new favorite original table!!!! Thank you Tombg!!!! ___________________________ All Logos, Copyrights and Trademarks are property of their respective owners. PROVIDED STRICTLY FOR PERSONAL / HOME USE AND NOT FOR COMMERCIAL SALE / RE-SALE OR DISTRIBUTION! VIRTUAL PINBALL ALWAYS HAS AND ALWAYS WILL BE FREE TO ANYONE!!!! ___________________________ Special Thanks goes out to Kuro Games for making this amazing free to play game on steam, mobile, and soon to be on Xbox in July. Wuthering Waves is a masterpiece. it is the king, queen, and prince of all Gacha games, hands down. I've been playing this game for around 11 months now and I must say this is one of the best game companies. I respect them more than any other out there right now. They are not predatory like many companies are. They put so much tender loving care in what they create. This game is constantly evolving with so much cool content, I'll be playing it for years I'm pretty sure. You should be too! There is currently a pretty epic free character for this month only with the recent CD Projekt Red/Kuro Games Wuwa/Cyberpunk Collaboration. 1. Pup-Pack is required, sorry no exceptions. This is PupDMD. Place WuWa pup pack folder into your pupvideos folder then select the pupoption that matches your setup best. 2. F12 Menu Page 2 contains useful options such as music volume control (i use 90%), and lightning sound effects (i like them on), glow balls etc etc 3. Select your character with magna buttons before launching the ball, the character you choose changes everything, the clips/music etc etc. 4. Character select can and regularly does occur Mid-Game so be ready for that, when you hear "select a resonator", choose with flippers and plunger switch. 5. Please when you're mid-game...... switch characters when you are prompted..... you miss out on a lot of points by not having your character selected, be strategic. Don't just leave it idling on character select screen. It's what you have to be doing to be playing the table right. Toying with putting 8 second auto selection when “mid-game” then you would just need to have the character highlighted Massive Thanks to @Tombg Back around November I privately pitched this idea for a new table to Tom and he graciously accepted! Such a great experience! I am officially Tom's new pup-video slave forever now! I knew there was one creator that had the skills to pull something like this off! I hope you can all see the vision for this project, it has been a lot of fun! Major Thanks to @Panasony for tweaking to VR to make the pup bigger in VR and fine tuning things. Thank you so much! Major Thanks to @UHATEIT for double checking all the DOF in the table and pretty intense testing! Thank you so much! Major Thanks to @Dr.Nobody for cleaning up the character select .png's and making them look slick! Thank you so much! Major Thanks to @burger for tweaking multiple things on the table file! Thank you so much! Major Thanks to @PEandS1Ws for making some badass media for the table, the flyer/rules card and more! Thank you so much! Major Thanks to team mates in Super Tilted for helping with testing! Thank you all! Major Thanks to @pinky for fixing some early on issues with the insert coin trigger etc! Thank you so much! Major Thanks to @LoadedWeapon for the .ini he made for us! Thank you so much! Major Thanks to @guet35 for making a real cool topper for the project, and making animated character select videos we have yet to implement still..... soon tho maybe! Thank you so much! Major Thanks to @funkatron101 for fine tuning some cool font texts for the overlay! Thank you so much! Major Thanks to @Supergibson for media stuff, banner and testing! Thank you so much! Major Thanks to @80sRkadeguy70 for making desktop pupoptions on short notice! Thank you so much! Major Thanks to anyone I forgot to mention here for helping with this project, it's late here at moment. I'll edit in anyone I forgot , Thank you! Major Thanks to anyone who creates media, wheels or anything cool for the pup! Check out pinterest search for wuthering waves, the sky is the limit literally! Attract1.mp4 ___________________________ All Logos, Copyrights and Trademarks are property of their respective owners. PROVIDED STRICTLY FOR PERSONAL / HOME USE AND NOT FOR COMMERCIAL SALE / RE-SALE OR DISTRIBUTION! VIRTUAL PINBALL ALWAYS HAS AND ALWAYS WILL BE FREE TO ANYONE!!!! ___________________________

VPX VR Injector is a tool that lets you add a complete VR Room to an existing Visual Pinball X table, even when no dedicated VR version of the table exists. Simply select a .vpx table, choose a VR Room pack, customize the cabinet artwork if needed, and inject. The tool automatically adds the VR cabinet, backbox, DMD, room elements, materials, textures and required script changes while adapting the VR setup to the dimensions of the original playfield. Main features One-click VR Room injection for standard VPX tables Multiple ready-to-use VR Room packs for different cabinet eras and manufacturers Automatic scaling based on the source table dimensions Manual Width / Length / X / Y / Z adjustments Reusable Generic presets with import/export support Built-in texture editor with layers, scaling, rotation, mirroring and precise keyboard positioning Duplicate to opposite side for quickly creating symmetric cabinet side artwork Automatic extraction and reuse of images embedded in the source VPX table Smart artwork suggestions, previews and *_Empty mask workflow Support for DigitGrid / Flasher-based DMDs Optional 360° Mixed Reality sphere MR background color presets: Green, Magenta, White or Black In-game F12 VR Environment option to switch between the standard VR Room and Mixed Reality Improved VPX material injection to prevent duplicated, missing or pink materials Optional backup of the original table English / French interface Standalone Windows executable — no Python installation required The generated table is saved separately using the _VR.vpx suffix, so the original table can remain untouched. Full documentation, usage instructions and updates are available on the GitHub project page here : https://github.com/Nesta78/VPX-VR-INJECTOR Thank you to Sixtoe & Dardog for VR Room ressources. That's a beta version (with 0 risks for your setup!) - Please report issues.

The future of pinball has landed! Mayday, Mayday ... - - - ... Transporter, The Rescue ~ Table Tune-Up by members of the VPin Workshop Discord. Enjoy this very rare (not many left in the wild!) but really fun table! This all started with the WIP release by Sliderpoint which he uploaded because of a lack of decent assets at the time. eMBee then took his WIP and project assets and brought it into the VPin Workshop. Shannon made a beautiful playfield and backplate redraw, with VPW adding nFozzy’s physics, Fleep sounds, new textures, new primitives, Lighting, 3D Inserts, VR room and other tweaks. *** VPin Workshop Astronauts *** • - Playfield redraw: Shannon • - Plastics redraw & new textures: eMBee • - Shadowmap, primitive plastics, and baked textures: Benji • - New ramps/primitives: Flupper • - 3D Inserts: eMBee, iaakki, Flupper • - Scripting: agenteightysix, iaakki, Flupper • - nFozzy physics: iaakki • - Flashers & (GI) Lighting Overhaul: agenteightysix, Flupper, Sixtoe, iaakki • - Droptarget meshes: bord • - Droptarget code and shadows, sound tweaks and adjustments: apophis • - Dynamic Shadows: Wylte • - VR Room: Sixtoe • - Miscellaneous tweaks & Fine tuning: Benji, eMBee, agenteightysix, Flupper, iaakki, tomate, Sixtoe, cyberpez, bord, Wylte, apophis • - Testing: Rik & VPW team

Laser War! This table was originally done by Herwey (with help from others noted in the script), and he gave me the permission to add all the latest physics, sounds, etc. to this fun table. Thank you very much, Herwey! It's a fun yet challenging table. Testers have indicated that the balls falling to the drain is tough, but acts identical to a real table. So, you might need to work on your nudging technique to save the ball from draining. 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 and sounds, 3D inserts, and other corrections, and making it a hybrid table (desktop, cabinet, and VR). Also thank you to all the testers on the VPW team for testing, feedback, and suggestions for improvement: Tomate (fixed ramp and wall primitives), Sixtoe (upper right wall placement), leojreimroc (VR backglass enhancements), and then AstroNasty, PinStratsDan, Smaug, and Rajo Joey for testing and feedback! If you are playing in VR... you MUST select VR_Room = 1 in the script!! Desktop and Cabinet mode should be automatic. There are several options to select in the script, including ball brightness, sidewalls and blades, color mods, GI and Flasher options, VR Room, VR clock, VR posters, VR topper. GI mods and ramp color can be changed by clicking the right and left magna save buttons if you have that option on in the script as well. IF YOU experience performance issues... there are options you can try 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. Also, you can turn off In-Game AO, Post-proc AA, and 4xAA on the table options. 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. And thanks to leojreimroc for backglass enhancements. - The table and flipper physics have been updated to the latest VPW standards, as well as dynamic shadows, standup targets, ramprolling sounds, sling corrections, 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. - Adjusted the lighting levels, and GI overhead. - Tomate fixed an issue with the ramp and wall 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. - Created new background for desktop mode, with animated lighting. - And so many other updates, all documented in the script. Once again thank you to Herwey, the VPW team, especially Tomate, AstroNasty, Sixtoe, PinStratsDan, Smaug, leojreimroc, and Rajo Joey for testing, feedback, and some updates!

"One More Time…" This was one of VPWs first projects a few years ago after Brad1X had done a complete vector re-draw of it. At the time we released it with a lot of added dirt and scratches, but we always wanted a version a bit more cleaned up. In addition to new toolkit lighting, it has had a physics overhaul, and a very detailed Fleep sound pass with the sound package used in Bride of Pinbot (a table from the similar era). This update was driven primarily by Benji who did a great job updating the project with blender toolkit. Thanks to Apophis for his various scripting help and tutorials getting movables to work, Rothbauerw for various helps, Tomate for modeling new plastic ramps, Mcarter for all the script-side updates (especially Fleep sound package), Iaakki and MrGrynch for scripting support. Special Notes: VPX 10.8 Beta 7 (or higher) required for this table. This table also takes advantage of a new options page feature in 10.8, accessed via F12 key. The 3rd page in this menu has table specific options including some sweet mirrored side blades. These are disabled by default because they come at a decent performance cost, especially if you are playing in anaglyph or VR. The ‘Day/Night’ setting here is also where you will adjust the table brightness (not to be confused with the same functionality of old Day/Night slider). This project is dedicated to Brad1X who has done a few amazing re-draws for us and this is his favorite pinball table! All Logos, Copyrights and Trademarks are property of their respective owners. PROVIDED STRICTLY FOR PERSONAL / HOME USE AND NOT FOR COMMERCIAL SALE / RE-SALE OR DISTRIBUTION!

"Gone fishin', leave a message." The Visual Pinball Workshop proudly presents, Fish Tales by Williams! This table has been in the VPW development queue since December 20th, 2020. Since then, there have been many contributors. We thank them all! VPW Fishermen -------------------------- Blender Toolkit: Benji, fluffhead Physics/Scripting: rothbauerw, fluffhead Artwork: Brad1X (playfield, apron, and decal redraws), Hauntfreaks (backglass) VR Room: Rawd and DaRdog81 VR Backglass: leojreimroc Blender advice, Flipper and Plastic Ramp rebuilds: tomate Editor and scripting assistance, tuning and clean-up: apophis, Sixtoe Physics calibrations, flipper measurements, and testing: JLou Other contributions: sheltemke, iaakki, Schlabber34, bord, redbone, Steely 3D modeling and assets (plastics and playfield scans and touch-up): g5k 3D modeling: 3rdaxis Artwork assistance: EBisLit Playfield Scan: Clarkkent Table references: Kevv Previous authors: Pinball58, Skitso Testers: Studlygoorite, PinstratsDan, geradg, Primetime5k, DGrimmReaper, Wylte, RIK, somatik, passion4pins, JLou, Dazz, BountyBob, HauntFreaks, redbone, DarthVito, Robby King Pin, CalleVesterdahl, Colvert, HayJay, TastyWasps --- This table is pushing the limits. If you experience performance issues, adjust the refractions probes in the Tweak Menu if you have VPX 10.8 RC1 or later, or follow the recommendations in the Performance Tip PDF attached to the download. https://github.com/vpinball/vpinball/releases --- All options are in the Tweak Menu (F12): - Refraction Probe Settings (Available in 10.8 RC1 or later) - used for performance tuning, if needed - Ramp Cover Decals (enable/disable ramp cover decal mod) - Playfield Reflections Options (enable/disable static or dynamic reflections) - Side Blade z-scale for cabinet users - VR Room options (why would anyone want anything other than the fishing scene?) - VR Back Box topper toggle - VR Ambient sound options - View VR Room in desktop - Outlane Difficulty - Flipper Tricks Difficulty - Volume Dial - Ball Roll Volume - Ramp Roll Volume - Table Brightness - Ball Brightness - LUT Options (not applicable in Fishing Scene) --- There is a DMD rom text size patch available here if you want it; Also check out Fish Tales Altsound package by idigstuff

Early in 2021, I received permission from Bigus to update this table and add the VR conversions... originally done by Tom Tower and Ninuzzu. The VR conversion included backglass, flashers, lighting, GI, and other table issue fixes (high score initials, trough multiball and tilt issue, and others). I used the Blacksad dark image from his backglass, as it looks amazing. All the interactivity was done in the script. Sixtoe did a lot of lighting updates as well, including bloom lighting, overlay, etc. Version 2.0 includes a hybrid mode for desktop, cab, and VR. Plus all the latest updates that the VPW team has been doing lately. It includes Fleep sounds, nFozzy / Roth physics and flippers, and general table physics updates. It also has Rothbauerw drop targets, VPW Dynamics Shadows by Iakki, Apophis, and Wylte, Flupper Domes, and LUT options. Bord also added a playfield mesh so the ball goes into the center saucer more realistically. I also added a recent update by fluffhead35 for ballrolling and ramproll amplication sounds. Hauntfreaks provided a couple lighter ball images as well. I also added more VR options to include a wall clock, and additional animation. There are plenty of options in the script including LUT lighting changes, ball brightness, VR, cab, and desktop modes, dynamic shadows, rolling amplification, and other sound and shadow options. Also for VR users, you can change to different room environments. If you get 3 credits each time you add a coin, I put instructions in the script on how to modify your ROM to only add one coin. Anyway, I hope you enjoy! And thanks again to all involved!

Solar Fire (Williams 1981) is one of several Williams System 7 machines, and one of the most complicated rulesets of the time, but only had 507 units made. It's a fun, fast table and higher scores are very achievable... 1M-2.5M is a good game. The Solar Gun feature is fun to achieve, as a magnet slings a captured ball back and forth while generating points when lit. 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. I made Solar Fire a few years ago but was only an update to another table, and the playfield, graphics, etc were not great, nor accurate. Also, I've learned so much more since then, and physics, graphics and everything is leaps further now, I decided to redo the table from scratch. I found a playfield online that had accurate hole placement, and so @redbone completely upscaled, enhanced, and cleaned up the playfield. This 3.0 version utilizes the latest VPW standards, physics, alllamps and 3D inserts, backglass for desktop, roth targets, standalone compatibility, sling corrections, updated flipper physics, VR and fully hybrid, Flupper style bumpers and lighting. Baked GI, walls, and created a playfield mesh for the saucer physics. Dozens of hours were spent studying gameplay videos to match the table shots and action. Also I loved what Mecha_Enron did in Cosmic Gunfight as far as an interactive tutorial, I decided to learn and implement in this table. To utilize, go into the F12 menu and turn on the tutorial. Also thanks to Primetime5k for implementing staged flippers and testing. As well as to the VPW team for testing. Once again, I've included several options in the F12 menu including various balls, ball brightness, GI brightness, insert brightness, flippers, caps, plastic edge colors, LUTs, and other VR stuff, including LED undercab lighting... AND the interactive tutorial. For the ROM settings... The baseline comes pretty much correct except for the high score to date is defaulted to something high and the coins are defaulted to one credit is 3 games. I've included a .nvram file that will adjust the coin/credits to 1 coin is 1 credit. Also, I've set the default high score to 100,000. Required Software (64-bit versions): VPX 10.8.0 final release or later: https://github.com/vpinball/vpinball/releases VPinMame v3.6.0-1227 or later: https://github.com/vpinball/pinmame/releases B2S Server 2.1.3 or later (if B2S used): https://github.com/vpinball/b2s-backglass/releases

Enjoy a Test of Champions on the Playfield of Combat in Bally Midway's exciting Four-Player Pinball Kings of Steel! Thanks to Redbone for cleaning up the playfield from the original scan from TAB, as well as target, bumper, and backwall images. Also thanks to apophis and the VPW team for feedback and testing. Hauntfreaks provided the higher resolution VR backglass. DarthVito did the VR wall environment. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO CHANGE 4 SELFTEST POSTIONS IN THE ROM FOR SPECIAL REPLAY/X-BALL/NOVELTY MODES!!!! Here is the procedure to set the selftest postions on this Bally 35 MPU table: 1. Press 7 to enter test mode. Continue to repeatedly press 7 until you see 01 appear in the ball in play/match display 2. Press and HOLD the 1 key until it reaches the value you want to set it to. The value will increase by 1 while you are holding in the 1 key. If you happen to go past the value you want to set it to, while holding in the 1 key press and release the 7 key. The value will then decrement by 1 while you are holding in the 1 key. When you reach the value you want, release the 1 key. 3. Repeat pressing 7 to scroll the remainder of the settings and change values in the similar manner. 4. Press F3 to save your changes and reset the table. Here are the recommended values to change to: 16: 02 - Special is extra ball (01 is 50,000, 03 is replay) 17: 02 - Special is extra ball (01 is 50,000, 03 is replay) 18: 03 19: 03 - High Score to date earns 3 credits (00 is 0; 01 is 1; 02 is 2) I updated to latest VPW standards, physics, GI VLM, and shadow baking, 3D inserts, Alllamps insert routines, shadows, updated backglass for desktop, playfield mesh for a saucer bevel, roth drop and 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 to match the table skill shots and action. 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. Required Software (64-bit versions) VPX 10.8.0 RC3 or later: https://github.com/vpinball/vpinball/releases/tag/v10.8.0-1947-3b3f101 VPinMame 3.6.0-929 or later: https://github.com/vpinball/pinmame/releases/tag/v3.6.0-929-8c5f83e B2S Server 2.1.1 or later (if B2S used): https://github.com/vpinball/b2s-backglass/releases/tag/v2.1.1

Thanks to @burger this table got the full VR treatment and more. All new physics, new renders and a very sexy VR cabinet. Thanks a million to everybody who was involved, it was a pleasure! V2.0 - DGrimmreaper - VR cabinet - DaRdog - VR Mega room - Burger - nFozzy and Fleep - GI prim swap - studly_do_right - in depth testing of fleep, VR, and a lot more - HauntFreaks - Incredible new B2S - VR and Cab/DT - Gravy - VR testing - Schlabber34 - Renders, materials and new Apron Credits from 1.0 release: - Herweh original scripting - 32assassin and BodyDump for bringing this Table to VPX. I used their table as a base in v1.0. - Bord and BorgDog for images, testing and all kinds of help on the original table! - BorgDog moving spinner rod - RothbauerW for some code of his manuel trough in 'No Good Gofers' - Last, and definetly not least the VPX devs!! Thanks guys!

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

Thank you to Tony the Wrench who originally did this table in 2016. I was unable to reach him, however he indicated there is Full permission to mod without approval. I wanted to do this table to complete the series of the Williams early 80's tables that had the double playfields and magna saves (Black Knight, Solar Fire, Pharaoh, and Jungle Lord). I also would like to thank the VPW team for testing and feedback (especially Wylte, BountyBob, Thalamus, Astronasty, bietekwiet, leojreimroc, smaug, and PinStratsDan!)! And... an additional Thank you to leojreimroc for assisting with the VR backglass lighting! 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. 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. Significant changes were done overall, as the original table wasn't sized to the Williams era sizes. That resulted in nearly changing everything, lights, walls, ramps, etc. 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 again to everyone that tested, provided feedback, and assisted!

We are pleased to share this exquisite reproduction of the rare, weird, fun, cult classic: Andromeda. It has hot alien females and bat-dogs, what more could you ask for? Legend has it that Tomate, during a pinball fever dream, conjured the playfield image and 3D models directly from the cyber-aether, formed from pure digital radiance. Apophis, mesmerized and in a fit of spontaneous fervor, and with the help of a small team of machine elves, constructed the maniacal clockwork animating the little universe contained within the boundaries of this simulation. We hope you enjoy! VPW Team Tomate - Playfield image, 3D modeling and rendering Apophis - Scripting, Physics DGrimmReaper - VR Room Mecha_Enron - Gate anmimations Testers: PinStratsDan, StudlyDoRight, Nestorgian, bthlonewolf Thanks to Basti and Ext2k for VR assets

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.

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

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 .

"This is VPW control to Major Tom, you've really made the grade!" VPW are proud to (xmas) present Space Station by Williams! This machine is pretty unique in that it doesn't have inlanes, just slings leading straight on to the flippers, so there's no chance of a respite from the action! It's a bit of a hidden gem if you've not played it before. Tomate really fancied doing this one and luckily we managed to track down a playfield we could buy to scan (thanks to those of you who donated through our beer me link here or bought something through our merch store!), and as part of developing it he also played with the way we do inserts and flashers and made them look even more special! We honestly think it's one of the best looking machines we've done so far and the light show is something else, especially in multiball. *WARNING* There are versions of vpinmame where the solenoid sticks on for System 11 games, but the released versions are fine, be warned and check your solenoids are not latching on if you're using a "non release" version. VPW CREW Tomate - Commander. Blender modeling. Sixtoe - Pilot. VPX table build. Apophis - Flight Engineer. Fixing parts. MCarter - Payload Specialist. GI wiring. DGrimmReaper - EVA Specialist. Porting Rawd's VR room from the old version. Rawd - Special Specialist. Original VR Room. bthlonewolf - Mission Specialist. Ball tinting. RobbyKingPin - Crew Medical Officer. Fleep sounds. nFozzy - Flight Controller. Space Station toy code and his previous table version. iaakki - Machine specialist, side by side testing with a real machine. Our Merch Store - 100% of profits go into buying stuff to make new machines Changelog '001 - tomate - blank VPX table with correct dimensions created '002 - tomate - first 512 batch to place the objects on VPX '003 - Sixtoe - Built... Everything? Crashes. Sucks to be me. '004 - apophis - Ground control to Major Sixtoe. Fixed crashes, standup targets, some collections. Trough, kickback, GI still not working correctly. '005 - Sixtoe - I think my spaceship knows which way to go. Hooked up space station & placeholder prim, Fixed trough, added settings to flippers, slings and pop bumpers, adjusted flipper triggers, kickback fixed, turned everything invisible, added more blocker walls, loads of small fixes and tweaks. Still no GI. Fully playable now? '006 - tomate - New 2k batch added, GI doesnt work yet - No flashers added '007 - mcarter78 - Hook up modulated GI with coil driven color toggle '008 - tomate - New 2k batch added, inserts fixed, added Flupper LUT and desaturated options (see 2°, 3° and 4° option into game menu), changed material for upper PF color and added option menu for MB GI color '009 - mcarter78 - Add more MB GI color options and random option. Fix for GI level after multiball end. '010 - tomate - Extra LUT options added, l30 fixed, tweaked blue MB color '011 - tomate - new 2k batch added with a lot of blender fixes, movable objects collection set (not hooked up yet), flashers and bumper lights added '012 - apophis - simplified the GI code '013 - tomate - new 2k batch added, new flashers, more LUT options added '014 - tomate - new 2k batch added, tweaked flashers materisl, improved upperPF material, fixed upper PF inserts and bulbs '015 - Sixtoe - Hooked up movables (flippers, slings, targets, spacestation and diverter) but there are visual issues (space station lighting and drop targets?), made upper pf hole fractionally bigger, added plunger texture and tweaked power '016 - apophis - Fixed some fleep stuff. Fixed some animation stuff. Set up ramp rolling sfx triggers. Made bumper lights follow GI. Adjusted flipper strength. Removed old space station toy prim. '017 - tomate - unwrapped PF, added diverter and space station stages, tried to fix upper PF front wall but failed '018 - apophis - Fix motor sfx issue. Trying to get the SS and Diverter animations to work. Still broken. '019 - tomate - New batch added, several fixes at blender side (finally upperPF looks correct), new diverter/SS stages added '020 - apophis - SS and Diverter animations working. Added desktop alphanumeric display. '021 - Reverted '022 - Sixtoe - Tweaked and randomised kickers, including kickback, hard coded sling timer and reduced to 10 (still bugs out occasionally?), split shooter wall and changed to wood, retooled orbit exit and gate lower rubber, made physical drop target smaller, made cone rubbers smaller, swapped to correct Const EOSTnew (thanks RobbyKingPin) '023 - tomate - tweaked upperPF and bumpers caps materials. Added missing materials to room brightness array '024 - tomate - new 2k batch added, new flahser domes, unwrapped textures for flippers and targets, fixed PF texture, changed value for DTDropUnits (thanks Apophis!) '025 - apophis - Made desktop LED display only visible in desktop mode. '026 - tomate - flasher domes fixed '027 - tomate - new 2k batch, inserts color corrected, performance improvements '028 - Sixtoe - new 4k batch '029 - tomate - added missing renders, separated GINS and GIGS for raytraced shadows, modified upper PF hole to get some ball flirting, fixed slingshots default position (thanks bthlonewolf!) '030 - tomate - added "Vibrant" LUT for the ones that prefer to play with AGX instead Reinhard filter '031 - tomate - diverted fixed '032 - tomate - PF texture fixed '033 - apophis - Sling lightmap visibility bug fixed '034 - DGrimmReaper - Ported over VR from Rawd's Table (still need to hook up Backglass lights) '035 - RobbyKingPin - Created a custom Fleep Sound package made from assets and codes used from Bride of Pinbot. Customized to be more identical to the original Fleep codes to make future conversions a bit more easy. '036 - DGrimmReaper - Hooked Up VR Backglass Lights '037 - tomate - new natural green MB option added, lighting tweaks, ball reflection decreased, bloom strength increased '038 - tomate - re-rendered GI lighting, now swappable by script (still need to add this as an option in f12 menu) '039 - DGrimmReaper - cleaned up images and converted larger images to webp '040 - RobbyKingPin - Fixed an issue with the Rothbauer droptarget codes. Hooked up relay sounds for flashers and GI. Removed a duplicate subroutine for the GI color. '041 - tomate - right flipper texture fixed '042 - bthlonewolf - ball tint in multiball, added color temp settings to tie into existing code '043 - apophis - Cab rails visible in desktop mode. Small tweak to bumper positions. Hooked up GI Backbox solenoid to VR backbox GI. Adjusted cRed_Ball and cGreen_Ball. Updated VR plaque. Some code cleanup. '044 - apophis - Fixed random GI color option. Added info card. '045 - bthlonewolf - added tint scaling in multiball, option in tweak to disable 'RC1 - apophis - Animated: bumpers, gates, switches. Fixed VR backglass positions. Adjusted rail position in desktop mode. Added VPW logo layer. Updated table credits. Tweaked ball tint colors. Updated relay sounds for flashers and gi and rubber sound (thanks RKP). Updated upperpf prim (thanks Sixtoe). 'RC2 - bthlonewolf - Tint z-axis fix, gate animations/speed fixed 'RC3 - tomate - Inserts glitches fixed (Thanks Mecha Enron), wall right and wall left added to Metal collection (thanks Studlygoorite) 'RC4 - bthlonewolf - gate fix for real this time 'RC5 - Mecha_Enron - Create option for siderails/lockbar 'RC6 - RobbyKingPin - Reverted back to the old balldrop sounds. 'RC7 - tomate - PF reflections fixed, blockdown bar position adjusted for desktop mode, ball rolling sounds adjusted 'RC8 - bthlonewolf - tilt switch changed to 9 'RC9 - Sixtoe - Removed stray rubber, tweaked plunger area, tweaked centre targets, removed collidable from many VR objects, updated credits, tidied file. 'RELEASE 1.0

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.

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 2.0 Additional instruction: This needs VPX 10.7.3 or later and for VR it is optimized for 10.8 #814. Lighting works a bit differently per revision Scorbit uses 3 extra EXE files that should be but into VPX tables folder. Same place where you put the VPX file and BloodMachinesDMD-folder. Notice that some of these EXE files may need to be unblocked 2 of the EXE's are same than previous Scorbit tables, but this time they are just stored in tables folder. 3rd one is QRView which is made to enable QR code to be seen in VPX table. VPX doesn't normally support loading of external image files. Sources: https://github.com/iaakki/VPXQRView By default it runs still with FlexDMD. You must enable PUP from script and also remember to use options batch files under pup folder. ************************************** Alright, let’s do this old school… VPinWorkshop are proud to present our very first original table, “Blood Machines”, based on the movie from Seth Ickerman with music by Carpenter Brut. After watching Blood Machines iaakki thought that it would make a great theme for a pinball table, so we started talking about it in VPW and decided that if we were going to do it as our first completely original VPW table, that we wanted to do it properly. With this in mind we contacted Seth Ickerman to see if they would be interested in the project and to see if there was any chance they would be able to provide any assets that we could use. Thankfully Not only were they amazed at what we were doing, but they supplied us with 70gig of 3D models and textures which were used in the film! The only issue now was that these were so high detail that a huge amount of work was needed to optimize them so they would even load in VPX, but thankfully Flupper came to the rescue and did a fantastic job optimising the models and textures so we could put them in the table without setting your PC on fire (for example the ship went down from 8 million polygons to 130,000!) At the time of writing this the table was at revision 335 (release candidate 1.5) with *well* over 1000 man-hours sunken into it, the amount of work has been staggering but we hope that you’ll agree that it was worth it. The table itself has loads of features that have never been seen before in other VPX tables and we have tried our best to keep most/all of it secret as we want everyone to experience it for themselves firsthand, which is why until very recently we’ve kept details very close to our chest. *IMPORTANT* In order to fully enjoy the table and play it as it was designed to be played, you will need to purchase the awesome soundtrack by Carpenter Brut (about £5/$5/5e) and place the MP3s in your vpinball music directory: C:\Visual Pinball\Music\BLOOD MACHINES OST We really hope people do support the artist and purchase it from; https://carpenterbrut.bandcamp.com/album/blood-machines-ost VPW Blood Machines Project Lead – iaakki Table Layout Design – iaakki, Dapheni Art Lead & 2D Graphics – Astronasty 3D Objects & Textures – Tomate, Flupper, iaakki, Sixtoe, D.J. Scripting & Coding – iaakki, Apophis, oqqsan, Wylte, Lumigado, fluffhead35 DMD – Oqqsan, eMBee, Astronasty, Lumigado. Pupdmd - Frank H, HeartbeatMD VR – Sixtoe, leojreimroc, iaakki Table Rules – Apophis, iaakki, VPW Team. Shot Tester – gtxjoe Testing – Rik, PinStratsDan, VPW Team Installation Instructions =================== VPX 10.7 https://github.com/vpinball/vpinball/releases VPVR 10.7.3 https://github.com/vpinball/vpvr/releases/ FlexDMD v1.8.0 https://github.com/vbousquet/flexdmd/releases/ Windows 11 Crashing with oPlayer1 error? Go into windows11 apps>optional features>more windows features and check "media features" Riks Cabinet WIP Video PinStratsDan Desktop Video Rawds VR video: You can watch the film on Shudder, AMC’s streaming service; https://www.shudder.com/series/watch/blood-machines/033e95260abc2604?season=1

Welcome to the World JOKER Tour! A Nfozzy and Fleep conversion by Cheese and @RobbyKingPin! This table uses Robby's 2.3.1 version of World Poker Tour. I have adapted JP's files to work with his table. Addition work done to the table: * A TON of manual photoshop redraws to the playfield, apron and backwall. This is all 4K art cleanup, fixing glitches, smothing textures, sharepening text. Some major stuff like, replacing the center 10, J, Q, K cards with crisp images or manual redraws on the WPT text near the outlanes. Oh you know, THE FUN STUFF! Checkout my other art mods if you are bored. * Created some new plastics. * Moddified lights and inserts. Added lights to Ace in the Hole. * Adjusted positions or some miscellaneous plastics, wires (yes there are small wires visible on the table), etc * adjusted upper flipper positions. Small physics tweaks to lower flippers to inprove climbing of ramps. * Updated f12 menu with new resources (flippers, sidewalls, etc). * Added new table level file and code to moves with table bumps. You know the green thing with the bubble in the center. Well it actually looks like a level now. Be sure to grab the Color DMD for this table here: Thanks to both Robby and @jpsalas for allowing me to mod and thanks JP for supplying World Joker Tour files! Also to @Enthusiast for his color DMD work for the table! Be sure to check the f12 menu for a ton of user options. In addition the table has two different backdrop for non-cabinet play. To change: Boot into editor mode, click Toggle backglass view, then DT Image dropdown.

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.

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