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Version 3.0.22
17159 downloads
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! -
Version 2.0.4
3204 downloads
Gottlieb's 1980 Buck Rogers is based on the 1979 film and TV series "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.", featuring a space adventure theme highlighted by vibrant sci-fi artwork on the backglass and playfield. Thanks to cwgoss28 for providing a playfield scan and Borgdog for plastic scans. Then of course thanks to @redbone who took those scans of the playfield and plastics and did a lot of work to get them to look so good! Also thanks to Apophis for proving video and pictures of actual gameplay as well as testing. Hauntfreaks also provided the higher resolution VR backglass images. I also want to thank Sixtoe for teaching me how to improve the playfield_mesh to avoid ball sticking issues. For this table, I updated to the latest VPW standards, physics, alllamps and 3D inserts, backglass for desktop, roth targets, standalone compatibility, sling corrections, optional DIP adjustments, updated flipper physics, VR and fully hybrid, Flupper style bumpers and lighting. Baked GI, walls, and created a playfield mesh for the saucer physics. The vari-target was done utilizing Roth's method, but modified to work with this table. Dozens and dozens of hours were spent studying gameplay videos (several photos and videos provided by Apophis.) to match the table shots and action. Once again, I've included several options in the F12 menu including various balls, ball brightness, flippers, caps, plastic edge colors, LUTs, and other VR stuff, including LED undercab lighting. For the ROM... since the latest VPinMAME, there is an error with older Gottlieb System 1 ROMs (they were using a bad "CF" spider chip dump all these years). So, if you download off of Pinball Nirvana... you'll likely get an error. The "New Fixed ROMs" can be found in the required software section below, called "new fixed ROMS for vpinmame" You'll see 17 ROMs in the pack. buckrgrs.zip is one of them, and you'll need that for this table. Please NOTE there are several items to consider on the ROM settings: The default settings for the ROM options are hard coded into the script and are based on the recommended values from Gottlieb for 3 balls. If you want to change the ROM settings themselves, you need to change the "SetDIPSwitches to 1" in the script, and then use the F6 menu to change. However... I am not able to hard code the ROM menu options. Typically, there are levels of score achievements that award a free play. The default ROM has that set to off. I've included an nvram file you can use that sets that to match the instruction/score cards and Gottlieb's recommendation (190,000, 320,000 and 460,000). Also, there are settings in the menu to set replays, sound, and HSTD. All this has been done for you in the included nvram file. I also have instructions in the script on how to change that if you wish to do yourself. 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 ROM: https://pinballnirvana.com/forums/resources/new-fixed-roms-for-vpinmame-v3-6-0-963-beta.8379/ -
Version 2.0.0
1341 downloads
"Solar Ride," released by Gottlieb in February 1979, features a captivating outer space theme and "vibrant" backglass artwork. This machine was produced in two versions: an electro-mechanical model and a solid-state version. (this is the solid state version). Not much to this table, but gameplay is fun and getting bonus early is definitely desirable. Key strategies include shooting the drop targets to light up the special, managing the bonus multiplier, and utilizing the top left lane for a 2X bonus. In the F12 instructions, I have other strategy and tips as well. Thanks to CainArg for providing a playfield scan as well as the cleanup of it. Then of course thanks to @redbone who scaled it, as well as providing the apron, and upscaling the plastics. For this table, I updated to the latest VPW standards, physics, alllamps and 3D inserts, backglass for desktop, roth targets, standalone compatibility, sling corrections, optional DIP adjustments, updated flipper physics, VR and fully hybrid, Flupper style bumpers and lighting. Baked GI, walls, and created a playfield mesh for the saucer physics. Many hours were spent studying gameplay videos to match the table shots and action. I put as much detail into the table as I could... animating the upper gates, all the rubber animations, saucers, etc. Once again, I've included several options in the F12 menu including various balls, ball brightness, flippers, caps, plastic edge colors, LUTs, and other VR stuff, including LED undercab lighting. For the ROM... since the latest VPinMAME, there is an error with older Gottlieb System 1 ROMs (they were using a bad "CF" spider chip dump all these years). So, if you download that specific ROM off of Pinball Nirvana... you'll likely get an error. The "New Fixed ROMs" can be found in the required software section below. You'll see 17 ROMs in the pack. solaride.zip is one of them, and you'll need that for this table. Please NOTE there are several items to consider on the ROM settings: The default settings for the ROM options are hard coded into the script and are based on the recommended values from Gottlieb for 3 balls. If you want to change the ROM settings themselves, you need to change the "SetDIPSwitches to 1" in the script, and then use the F6 menu to change. However... I am not able to hard code the ROM menu options. Typically, there are levels of score achievements that award a free play. The default ROM has that set to off. I've included an nvram file you can use that sets that to match the instruction/score cards and Gottlieb's recommendation (170,000, 350,000 and 430,000). Also, there are settings in the menu to set replays, sound, and HSTD. All this has been done for you in the included nvram file. I also have instructions in the script on how to change that if you wish to do yourself. 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 ROM: https://pinballnirvana.com/forums/resources/new-fixed-roms-for-vpinmame-v3-6-0-963-beta.8379/ -
Version 1.3.3
2285 downloads
An undersea adventure awaits! Discover the scoring opportunities found only in Atlantis 1.3 update! VR added! A first for EM Underdogs- thanks to @DGrimmReaper using @leojreimroc VR assets you can now play our Atlantis table in a VR undersea environment! Of course it's a hybrid version playable in desktop, cabinet and now virtual reality modes. Grab your scuba gear and dive in! EM Underdogs brings you another fine update to a classic, highly desirable, wedgehead. @teisen had updated Losermans table a while back and we decided it was a good candidate for a really nice new update with Fleep sounds and nFozzy EM physics as well as the usual EMU graphics updates. VPX 10.8.0 Final was used to update this game. Special thanks to @outhere for help with DOF fixes! Desktop and B2S backgrounds available as options in Image Manager. Atlantis is a gorgeous game with art by Gordon Morison and design by Jeff Brenner who also created a double drop target scoring system only used on this game. From his remarks on the IPDB; "Noteworthy on this game was my concept of awarding a scoring premium for hitting two adjacent drop targets simultaneously." All update info is shown in the F12 menu, please have a look as a lot of work went into this beauty EM Underdogs hopes you enjoy another fun release!- 26 comments
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Version 2.0
4927 downloads
VLM rebuild based on original works by Fuzzel and subsequent mod from Gedankekojote97. So many awesome folks in the community give advice and resources etc so if I missed anyone here, I apologise and will get you added if needed. Minions of Hell: - RetroRitchie: Blender remodel, VLM implementation, additional modelling, Apron, bumper cap and cab art decal redraws, plastics decal up-scales and cleanup, V.R. cab additions, latest VPW / nFozzy / Roth Physics update implementation - Darth Vito: Hellscape V.R. room, fire animations and SFX - Niwak - VPX Blender Toolkit, VPX Part Library Thanks to the following demonic entities - Fuzzel and Gedankekojote97 - for the original table & subsequent mod that this was based on. - Apophis - for the sweet updated spinner animation code - Scampa123: for the excellent close up photos of the real machine and for measuring the flipper gap. - Hauntfreaks - Upscaled and cleaned up playfield. - HighRez200 - Backglass images used for the VR cab. - Apophis, Tomate, Sixtoe, Bord, Wylte & the entire VPW Team for the scripting help, guides, resources, videos, example table and continued support - Schlabber34 for some lighting tips. - M.Carter78 for some vids and further close up photos. - Testers: Apophis, Lumi, Cliffy, Studlygoorite, TastyWasps, DGrimmRepaer, Darth Vito, Colvert, BountyBob, PinstratsDan, M.Carter78, Somatik, Flint Beastwood, Tomate. - Special thanks to Cliffy for always keeping me on my toes. ======================================================== Options available: - GI lights strength/color, overall saturation, room brightness - VR room choice (Hellscape or Minimal) - Hide Rails & lockdown - eye lamp mod: off, always on, light with pit flasher - room brightness - ball and mech sounds ============== Built for and Tested with VPX 10.8.0 RC3 or later: https://github.com/vpinball/vpinball/releases/tag/v10.8.0-1947-3b3f101 Topper Video here for those that use 'em -
View File Elektra (Bally 1981) w VR Room A version of Elektra VPX was originally done by 32assassin and artwork by Fancisco666. However in this release, images of the playfields and plastics were obtained off the web, and upscaled and cleaned up by redbone. Since the hole placements were different, there was lots of effort to move, resize, and edit most of all the elements. This is a really fun table to play... as it was the first pinball machine that had three different levels to it. Included in this Version 2.0 is Hybrid VR/desktop/cabinet modes, new upscaled playfields, VPW physics, flipper tricks, dynamic shadows, Fleep sounds, Lampz, 3D inserts, new baked general illumination lighting, sling corrections, drop and stand-up targets, saucers, playfield meshes, various primitives, etc. Significant time was spent on researching online videos, to ensure accuracy of shots, ball drops, kickouts, and overall playability. I also created a desktop backglass with a cool lighting effect, as well as the VR backglass and other VR options. There are also some performance improvements, and I added a playfield mesh for the playfield, so there's a realistic bevel in the saucers. I would like to thank redbone for the graphics help, and Tomate for working the 4 ramps into blender with collision and textures. He also baked them in as well. And thank you to iaakki for baking in all the GI lighting and shadows. It looks so relistic!! And I would additional like to thank the VPW team for testing and feedback, especially Apophis, PinStratsDan, Sixtoe, BountyBob, TastyWasps, leojreimroc, and Bord. There are several options in the script. Including VR, ball brightness, and LUT lighting options. The LUT changes are done by holding cntl (or left mangasave) and then while holding, scroll through the options with the right magnasave. The Dip Switch settings are done in the script and are hardcoded. IF... you want to change them, there's a setting in the script to manually override that, and then use F6 during gameplay to bring up the Dip Switch setting. This is a hybrid table done in VPX 10.74, and I have code in here to automatically choose between VR, desktop, and cabinet. Additional VR options in the script include two VR environments, a VR clock, a topper, posters, and settings for dynamic shadows if you experience a performance hit. Thanks again to Redbone, Tomate, iaakki, and the VPW team! There are two great b2s's out there... one by Wildman (https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/4963-elektra-bally-1981/), and one by Hauntfreaks if you would like the full dmd version (https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/12470-elektra-bally-1981-prototype-b2s-with-full-dmd/). I used Wildman's image in the VR backglass. Submitter UnclePaulie Submitted 05/17/2023 Category VPX - Pinball Tables
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Version 1.0.0
894 downloads
Thank you to jpsalas for creating this beautiful table and allowing this mod! This is a VPX mod of Split Second, a classic widebody focused on precision and timing. Featuring multiple flippers and a layered playfield, it rewards controlled play and accurate shots—true to its name, every move matters in a split second. This mod was a joint effort between @studly_do_right and myself: I added nFozzy physics and Fleep sounds studly_do_right did the VR implementation, visual tweaks, and sound polish Special HUGE thanks to @outhere for verifying DOF functionality after the Fleep conversion. I just can't thank him enough for all his help on every table Enjoy! Note: This is a widebody table, so it shouldn’t fill your entire cabinet screen. Leave a few inches of black at the bottom (shrink vertically) and move the table upward toward the backglass. You won’t notice the empty space during gameplay—and the proportions will look much more natural. If you want the robot voice: Press F6 Check/Enable talking sound Click OK Press F3 -
Version 1.1.1
11103 downloads
"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. -
Version 1.0.0
347 downloads
The original table was created by BorgDog,hauntfreaks,sliderpoint, and hmueck, but I used part of Vulcan IV table made by Halen for make this conversion. I only added The VRROOM and Mixed Reality too. You can change VR Room to MR with right magnasave. Virtual Desktop Settings Chromakey: Color RGB = 255,255,255 Similarity: 2 Smoothness: 2 You can enable ambience ROOM at the end of the scpit. This table requires B2S. I used Wildman Backglass Enjoy -
View File Alien Star (Gottlieb 1984) 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. In Version 3.0.0 (May 2025), I started the table over completely from scratch, as the prior version had incorrect table dimensions, wrong VR cab size, and lots of other things that needed updating. I updated to the latest VPW (2025) standards, physics, alllamps and 3D inserts, backglass for desktop, roth standup targets, standalone compatibility, sling corrections, optional DIP adjustments, updated flipper physics, VR and fully hybrid, Flupper style bumpers and lighting. I baked the GI, AND the metal walls, interior wood walls, spinner, plastic posts, and the reflections on them. Redbone further updated the playfield, the plastics, apron, and other images. Thanks to Borgdog for original playfield scans, image assets, and cab stencils. Dozens and dozens of hours were spent studying gameplay videos, many of which were done by Borgdog, to match the table skill shots and action. This table is loaded with options in the F12; including various balls, room brightness, flippers, tents, screw caps, plastic edge colors, LUTs, Dip settings, side wall colors, special Mother of Pearl solid inserts, and plenty of other VR stuff, including LED undercab lighting. The ROM can be found at pinballnirvana.com... alienstr.zip). Please NOTE there are several items to consider on the ROM settings: The default settings for the ROM options are hard coded into the script and are based on the recommended values from Gottlieb for 3 balls. If you want to change the ROM settings themselves, you need to change the "SetDIPSwitches to 1" in the script, and then use the F6 menu to change. However... I am not able to hard code the ROM menu options. Typically, there are levels of score achievements that award a free play. The default ROM has that set to off. I've included an nvram file you can use that sets that to match the instruction/score cards and Gottlieb's recommendation (600,000 and 1,400,000). Also, there are settings in the menu to set replays, sound, and HSTD. All this has been done for you in the included nvram file. I also have instructions in the script on how to change that if you wish to do yourself. 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 0=Unlimited number of replays can be earned per game 1=Playfield Special of extra ball (Tourney mode this is zero) 0=Novelty of normal game mode (Tourney mode this set to 1) 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. Also thanks to everyone else from the VPW team that provided testing and feedback! 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 Submitter UnclePaulie Submitted 01/27/24 Category VPX - Pinball Tables VPX Standalone Yes
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Version 2.0.0
3220 downloads
"You wanted the best, you've got the best!! Kiss!" Bally's 1979 Kiss had a production run of 17,000 units, it is the seventh most produced pinball machine in history. The theme is based upon the legendary self proclaimed "Greatest Band in the World", Kiss. Featuring members from the 1977 group costume era. Thanks to @redbone for creating a high resolution playfield from various sources, including a high resolution playfield overlay scan provided from ClarkKent. Redbone spent countless hours stitching, updating, and touching up the playfield to get looking as close to an actual full, high-resolution scan. He also assisted on so many other graphics including the plastics, flippers, spinners, apron, and targets! Also thanks to Hauntfreaks, as I used his brand new backglass for VR. This table was done from scratch placing everything, and implementing the latest VPW (2025) standards, physics, alllamps and 3D inserts, backglass for desktop, roth drop and standup targets, standalone compatibility, sling corrections, optional DIP adjustments, updated flipper physics, VR and fully hybrid, Flupper style bumpers and lighting. I also baked the GI and interior wood walls. I've once again studied hours of videos to ensure accurate placement, gameplay, bounces, physics, etc. This table requires BOTH the kisse.zip AND the kiss.zip ROMs to work. I've provided a .nvram file for the ROM menu settings, and I've hard coded the DIP switch settings as usual. This table is loaded with options in the F12. Various balls, ball brightness, flippers, screw caps, spinners, targets, aprons, pegs, plastic edge colors, LUTs, Dip settings, and plenty of other VR stuff, including LED undercab lighting. Please NOTE there are several items to consider on the ROM settings: The default settings for the ROM options are hard coded into the script and are based on the recommended values from Bally for 3 ball conservative play. If you want to change the ROM settings themselves, you need to change the "SetDIPSwitches to 1" in the script, and then use the F6 menu to change. However... I am not able to hard code the ROM menu options. Typically, there are levels of score achievements that award a free play. The default ROM has that set to off. I've included an nvram file you can use that sets that to match the instruction/score cards and Bally's recommendation (280,000 and 520,000). I also have instructions in the script on how to change that if you wish to do yourself. Thanks again to Redbone, ClarkKent, and to everyone else from the VPW team that provided testing and feedback! Required Software (64-bit versions): VPX 10.8.0 or later: https://github.com/vpinball/vpinball/releases/tag/v10.8.0-2051-28dd6c3 VPinMame 3.7.0.47 or later recommended: https://github.com/vpinball/pinmame/actions/runs/15769888098 B2S Server 2.1.3 or later (if B2S used): https://github.com/vpinball/b2s-backglass/releases/tag/v2.1.3 -
Version 2.0.0
1840 downloads
"Thou art gazing at the brightest star of all." Star Gazer (Stern 1980) is an addicting game with 3 spinners and concave scoops feeding the flippers. It's fast and lots of points can be achieved with building the values of bonus and spinners. Even though there were only 869 units produced this is very much a "gotta play again" table. One of the "best spinner" games out there. Thanks to apophis for providing a playfield scan to @redbone. And especially thanks to Redbone for prepping and cleaning the playfield as well as other images, plastics, targets, etc. Also thanks to HauntFreaks for providing the VR backglass images (redraws by Felsi). And again thanks to Apophis for guidance on blender to bake the metal walls to be shiny, as well as some performance enhancements. This table was done from scratch placing everything, and implementing the latest VPW (2025) standards, physics, alllamps and 3D inserts, backglass for desktop, roth targets, standalone compatibility, sling corrections, optional DIP adjustments, updated flipper physics, VR and fully hybrid, Flupper style bumpers and lighting. I also baked the GI and interior wood and metal walls. I've once again studied hours of videos to ensure accurate placement, gameplay, bounces, physics, etc. Lots of time was spent on getting the spinners timed correctly, and shots matching video play. I've provided a .nvram file for the ROM menu settings, and I've hard coded the DIP switch settings as usual. This table is loaded with options in the F12. Various balls, ball brightness, flasher options, flippers, screw caps, plastic edge colors, LUTs, Dip settings, and plenty of other VR stuff, including LED undercab lighting. Please NOTE there are several items to consider on the ROM settings: The default settings for the ROM options are hard coded into the script and are based on the recommended values from Stern for 3 balls. If you want to change the ROM settings themselves, you need to change the "SetDIPSwitches to 1" in the script, and then use the F6 menu to change. However... I am not able to hard code the ROM menu options. Typically, there are levels of score achievements that award a free play. The default ROM has that set to off. I've included an nvram file you can use that sets that to match the instruction/score cards and Stern's recommendation (720,000 and 1,440,000). I also have instructions in the script on how to change that if you wish to do yourself. Thanks again to Redbone, Apophis and Hauntfreaks! Also thanks to everyone else from the VPW team that provided testing and feedback! Required Software (64-bit versions): VPX 10.8.0 or later: https://github.com/vpinball/vpinball/releases/tag/v10.8.0-2051-28dd6c3 VPinMame 3.7.0.47 or later recommended: https://github.com/vpinball/pinmame/actions/runs/15769888098 B2S Server 2.1.3 or later (if B2S used): https://github.com/vpinball/b2s-backglass/releases/tag/v2.1.3 -
View File Split Second (Stern 1981) Physics Sound VR MOD Thank you to jpsalas for creating this beautiful table and allowing this mod! This is a VPX mod of Split Second, a classic widebody focused on precision and timing. Featuring multiple flippers and a layered playfield, it rewards controlled play and accurate shots—true to its name, every move matters in a split second. This mod was a joint effort between @studly_do_right and myself: I added nFozzy physics and Fleep sounds studly_do_right did the VR implementation, visual tweaks, and sound polish Special HUGE thanks to @outhere for verifying DOF functionality after the Fleep conversion. I just can't thank him enough for all his help on every table Enjoy! Note: This is a widebody table, so it shouldn’t fill your entire cabinet screen. Leave a few inches of black at the bottom (shrink vertically) and move the table upward toward the backglass. You won’t notice the empty space during gameplay—and the proportions will look much more natural. If you want the robot voice: Press F6 Check/Enable talking sound Click OK Press F3 Submitter burger Submitted 04/05/26 Category Modified (MOD) Games Modified by burger, studly_do_rite -
Version 2.0.0
2554 downloads
Bally's 1977 Eight Ball was the first in the series of 3 pool related Bally tables with a production run of over 20,000 units. Thanks to @redbone for creating a high resolution playfield, as well as assisting in the many other graphics including the plastics, flippers, apron, and targets! Also thanks to Hauntfreaks, as I used his backglass images for VR. This table was done from scratch placing everything, and implementing the latest VPW (2025) standards, physics, alllamps and 3D inserts, backglass for desktop, roth targets, standalone compatibility, sling corrections, optional DIP adjustments, updated flipper physics, VR and fully hybrid, Flupper style bumpers and lighting. I also baked the GI and interior wood and metal walls. I've once again studied hours of videos to ensure accurate placement, gameplay, bounces, physics, etc. Lots of time was spent on getting the left kickback accurate, timed correctly, and matching video play. I've provided a .nvram file for the ROM menu settings, and I've hard coded the DIP switch settings as usual. This table is loaded with options in the F12. Various balls, ball brightness, flippers, screw caps, plastic edge colors, LUTs, Dip settings, and plenty of other VR stuff, including LED undercab lighting. Please NOTE there are several items to consider on the ROM settings: The default settings for the ROM options are hard coded into the script and are based on the recommended values from Bally for 3 balls. If you want to change the ROM settings themselves, you need to change the "SetDIPSwitches to 1" in the script, and then use the F6 menu to change. However... I am not able to hard code the ROM menu options. Typically, there are levels of score achievements that award a free play. The default ROM has that set to off. I've included an nvram file you can use that sets that to match the instruction/score cards and Bally's recommendation (180,000, 340,000, 560,000). I also have instructions in the script on how to change that if you wish to do yourself. Thanks again to Redbone, and Hauntfreaks! Also thanks to everyone else from the VPW team that provided testing and feedback! Required Software (64-bit versions): VPX 10.8.0 or later: https://github.com/vpinball/vpinball/releases/tag/v10.8.0-2051-28dd6c3 VPinMame 3.7.0.47 or later recommended: https://github.com/vpinball/pinmame/actions/runs/15769888098 B2S Server 2.1.3 or later (if B2S used): https://github.com/vpinball/b2s-backglass/releases/tag/v2.1.3 -
Version 2.0.1
3232 downloads
Version 2.0 by UnclePaulie 2023 This version was done with my Medusa table and other recent Bally tables as a baseline to start, since they were Bally 1981. Built everything ground up from there. Used a few prims and images from Goldchicco's prior table, as well as some logic. I used EBisLit's playfield as a baseline, and Redbone did lots graphics updates to that playfield, as well as the plastics, targets, apron, flippers, and many others. The VPW team did lots of testing and recommended that I use Circus's VR room as an option, as it has you playing on the ocean floor with fish swimming around you, so his very cool environment is also included, and is the default environment for VR users. Thanks to Circus for permission! Included in this Version 2.0 is Hybrid VR/desktop/cabinet modes, new playfield, VPW physics, flipper tricks, dynamic shadows, Fleep sounds, Lampz, 3D inserts, new baked general illumination lighting and AO shadows, sling corrections, drop and stand-up targets, saucer, playfield meshes, various primitives, etc. Significant time was spent on researching online videos, to ensure accuracy of shots, ball drops, kickouts, and overall playability. I also created a desktop backglass with a lighting effect, as well as the VR backglass (image from Hauntfreaks) and other VR options. There are also some performance improvements and I added a playfield mesh for the playfield, so there's a realistic bevel in the saucer. Thank you to EBisLit for the playfield image, and Redbone for upscaling and cleaning up the all the images. Thank you to Circus for the ocean VR environment. And thank you to the VPW team for testing, especially redbone, apophis, bountybob, dgrimmreaper, studlygoorite, pinstratsdan, wylte, trytotilt, bietekwiet, astronasty, and hauntfreaks. There are several options in the script. Including VR rooms and environments, ball brightness, ocean environment sounds, and LUT lighting options. The LUT changes are done by holding cntl (or left mangasave) and then while holding, scroll through the options with the right magnasave. The Dip Switch settings are done in the script and are hardcoded. IF... you want to change them, there's a setting in the script to manually override that, and then use F6 during gameplay to bring up the Dip Switch setting. This is a hybrid table done in VPX 10.74 (but will run fine in 10.8), and I have code in here to automatically choose between VR, desktop, and cabinet. Additional VR options in the script include three VR environments, a VR clock, a topper, posters, and settings for dynamic shadows if you experience a performance hit. Thanks again to the VPW team for all the testing, Circus for the Ocean VR environment, and Redbone for all the graphics enhancements! -
Version 3.0.2
7297 downloads
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. In Version 3.0.0 (May 2025), I started the table over completely from scratch, as the prior version had incorrect table dimensions, wrong VR cab size, and lots of other things that needed updating. I updated to the latest VPW (2025) standards, physics, alllamps and 3D inserts, backglass for desktop, roth standup targets, standalone compatibility, sling corrections, optional DIP adjustments, updated flipper physics, VR and fully hybrid, Flupper style bumpers and lighting. I baked the GI, AND the metal walls, interior wood walls, spinner, plastic posts, and the reflections on them. Redbone further updated the playfield, the plastics, apron, and other images. Thanks to Borgdog for original playfield scans, image assets, and cab stencils. Dozens and dozens of hours were spent studying gameplay videos, many of which were done by Borgdog, to match the table skill shots and action. This table is loaded with options in the F12; including various balls, room brightness, flippers, tents, screw caps, plastic edge colors, LUTs, Dip settings, side wall colors, special Mother of Pearl solid inserts, and plenty of other VR stuff, including LED undercab lighting. The ROM can be found at pinballnirvana.com... alienstr.zip). Please NOTE there are several items to consider on the ROM settings: The default settings for the ROM options are hard coded into the script and are based on the recommended values from Gottlieb for 3 balls. If you want to change the ROM settings themselves, you need to change the "SetDIPSwitches to 1" in the script, and then use the F6 menu to change. However... I am not able to hard code the ROM menu options. Typically, there are levels of score achievements that award a free play. The default ROM has that set to off. I've included an nvram file you can use that sets that to match the instruction/score cards and Gottlieb's recommendation (600,000 and 1,400,000). Also, there are settings in the menu to set replays, sound, and HSTD. All this has been done for you in the included nvram file. I also have instructions in the script on how to change that if you wish to do yourself. 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 0=Unlimited number of replays can be earned per game 1=Playfield Special of extra ball (Tourney mode this is zero) 0=Novelty of normal game mode (Tourney mode this set to 1) 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. Also thanks to everyone else from the VPW team that provided testing and feedback! 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 -
Version 2.0.0
5109 downloads
Bally's Safe Cracker combines pinball and board games! The goal is to advance to the board game for a chance to break into the safe while avoiding obstacles along the way. Players spin and stop the safe dial to determine how many spaces to advance. The player can collect winnings and resume playing pinball after each dial spin, or spin again and risk losing it all. Players must risk it all for a chance to break into the bank vault and win the token award. The original 1.0 version was done by fuzzel, flupper1, rothbauerw; with the VR room originally being done by b4ast1. Apophis requested that I update the table with an updated playfield scan from EBisLit, and include all the new VPW code, 3D inserts, hybrid mode, physics, drop, standup, and vari-targets, bumpers, flashers, playfield mesh, fleep sounds, etc. Redbone further cleaned the playfield up, as well as some other images. I was able to bake the GI lights using blender light maps to make it look as real as possible (thanks for teaching me, apophis!), as well as implementing a pwm approach to the fading. I've also included other VR rooms, a topper, a flasher/siren, and F12 options. I reused the ramps and other prims from fuzzel's table, as well several pieces of code from rothbauerw. Other options in the script include a constant called, "useownb2s". If you set this to 1, you will turn off the desktop built in backglass. This is for desktop users that want to use a b2s backglass, not the built in one. MAGIC TOKENs... if you win the board game, the table will issue you a magic token (you'll see the coin roll down). How the ROM works... is the next game played will force you to use the magic token/s that you've won, and you play a 4 ball multiball for 90 seconds. Awesome! But you need to earn the tokens... REQUIREMENTS: ROMs: You will need two ROMs: A percentaging version is for the number of tokens issued is limited based on the game's earnings, and in a home environment you want to be able to obtain tokens. They are located here: https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/5161-safe-cracker-18-no-percentaging-s11/ https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/5162-safe-cracker-18-s11/ VPX: version 10.8.0 RC3 or higher: https://github.com/vpinball/vpinball/releases/tag/v10.8.0-1947-3b3f101 VPM: version 3.6.0 or higher: https://github.com/vpinball/pinmame/actions/runs/8893510521 B2S: version 2.1.1 or higher (if using b2s) https://github.com/vpinball/b2s-backglass/releases Two versions of the b2s are available... one for 2 screens from wildman, and one that is 3 screens by ryguy417. https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/6999-safe-cracker-bally-1996/ https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/13623-safe-cracker-bally-1996-b2s-with-full-dmd/ Thanks to apophis, rothbauerw, ebislit, fuzzle, flupper1, redbone, and many others from the VPW team for testing and feedback. -
Version 2.0.2
4131 downloads
Version 2.0 by UnclePaulie 2023 This version done with UnclePaulie's Medusa as a baseline to start, since both were Bally 1981. Built everything ground up from there. Included in this Version 2.0 is Hybrid VR/desktop/cabinet modes, enhanced playfield, VPW physics, flipper tricks, dynamic shadows, Fleep sounds, Lampz, 3D inserts, new baked general illumination lighting and AO shadows, sling corrections, drop and stand-up targets, saucer, playfield meshes, various primitives, etc. Significant time was spent on researching online videos, to ensure accuracy of shots, ball drops, kickouts, and overall playability. I also created a desktop backglass with a cool lighting effect, as well as the VR backglass and other VR options. There are also some performance improvements, and I added a playfield mesh for the playfield, so there's a realistic bevel in the saucer. Thank you to Redbone, Movieguru, and Hauntfreaks for the updated graphics. The playfield used was upscaled by Movieguru, and then later enhanced by Redbone. Redbone also enhanced several other graphics as well. The VR Backglass was originally by Wildman, and Hauntfreaks enhanced it. And thank you to the VPW team for testing, especially PinstratsDan, Apophis, Tastywasps, Hauntfreaks, Wylte, jsm174, somatik, and bietekwiet! NOTE: This table is a widebody. It doesn't fit in a pincab like other standard width tables. I have a 1:1 ratio'ed pov in the vpx file, however I've included another pov if you'd like it stretched to fit the whole cab (this will distort/stretch all images, however). Also NOTE: There are a few ROMs available. This orginal table used a 6 digit LED for player scores. Later there was a ROM that updated to a 7 digit. I have decided to implement ONLY the 7 digit ROM, embryond.zip. (this way when you score a lot, you can see the full score...). This is important to get the B2S that supports the 7 digit ROM. Wildman's and Hauntfreaks both support it, they are on VPU. There are several options in the script. Including VR, ball brightness, and LUT lighting options. The LUT changes are done by holding cntl (or left mangasave) and then while holding, scroll through the options with the right magnasave. The Dip Switch settings are done in the script and are hardcoded. IF... you want to change them, there's a setting in the script to manually override that, and then use F6 during gameplay to bring up the Dip Switch setting. This is a hybrid table done in VPX 10.74, and I have code in here to automatically choose between VR, desktop, and cabinet. Additional VR options in the script include two VR environments, a VR clock, a topper, posters, and settings for dynamic shadows if you experience a performance hit. Thanks again to Redbone, PinstratsDan, Apophis, Tastywasps, Movieguru, Hauntfreaks, Wylte, jsm174, somatik, bietekwiet, and the VPW team! -
View File Total Nuclear Annihilation (Spooky 2017) VPW 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! Submitter VPinWorkshop Submitted 05/09/23 Category VPX - Pinball Tables VPX Standalone No -
Version 2.3
26068 downloads
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://danesidesigns.com/collections/digital-music-downloads 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! -
Version 1.2
365 downloads
This is my very first VR mod! The original author of the table is @burger There is a VR Room Minimal, Deluxe and Mixed Reality (currently set to magenta 255,0,255) *Please select your desired room in F12 settings. I don't know why, but it won't change the room if you change the value in the script... This is otherwise the exact same table as Burger's original upload. This is all aesthetic. https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/25888-2001a-space-odyssey-original-2025/ The current available B2S backglass from @hauntfreaks works well with this, except the dmd used on my mod is the DMD from the original table that I configured to fit the backbox. Feel free to tinker if you want it to look like hauntfreaks has it. I'm still new to this so I just did what I could. https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/26661-2001-a-space-odyssey-original-2025-b2s-full-dmd/ Puppack doesn't play nice with this in my experience just FYI. I hope you all enjoy the cabinet art and I know it's not a themed VR Mega room, but it's something to enjoy until someone makes one of those. Thank you! ChuckRibbits -
View File 2001 A Space Odyssey - ChuckRibbits Mod VR Room This is my very first VR mod! The original author of the table is @burger There is a VR Room Minimal, Deluxe and Mixed Reality (currently set to magenta 255,0,255) *Please select your desired room in F12 settings. I don't know why, but it won't change the room if you change the value in the script... This is otherwise the exact same table as Burger's original upload. This is all aesthetic. https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/25888-2001a-space-odyssey-original-2025/ The current available B2S backglass from @hauntfreaks works well with this, except the dmd used on my mod is the DMD from the original table that I configured to fit the backbox. Feel free to tinker if you want it to look like hauntfreaks has it. I'm still new to this so I just did what I could. https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/26661-2001-a-space-odyssey-original-2025-b2s-full-dmd/ Puppack doesn't play nice with this in my experience just FYI. I hope you all enjoy the cabinet art and I know it's not a themed VR Mega room, but it's something to enjoy until someone makes one of those. Thank you! ChuckRibbits Submitter ChuckRibbits Submitted 03/01/26 Category Modified (MOD) Games Modified by ChuckRibbits -
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Version 2.0.1
3429 downloads
Version 2.0 by UnclePaulie 2023 This version was done with UnclePaulie's Elektra as a baseline to start, since both were Bally 1981. I built everything ground up from there. Used a few prims and images from JP's prior table, as well as some logic. Also used EBisLit's playfield. Included in this Version 2.0 is Hybrid VR/desktop/cabinet modes, a new playfield from EBisLit, VPW physics, flipper tricks, dynamic shadows, Fleep sounds, Lampz, 3D inserts, new baked general illumination lighting and AO shadows, sling corrections, drop and stand-up targets, saucer, playfield meshes, various primitives, etc. Significant time was spent on researching online videos, to ensure accuracy of shots, ball drops, kickouts, and overall playability. I also created a desktop backglass with a cool lighting effect, as well as the VR backglass and other VR options. There are also some performance improvements, and I added a playfield mesh for the playfield, so there's a realistic bevel in the saucer. Thank you to EBisLit for the playfield image, and Redbone for upscaling and cleaning up the plastics image. Thanks to iaakki for teaching me how to bake the GI and AO shadows. Thank you to JPSalas for some of the primitives used (backwall lights, lower flippers, and bumpers). Also for some of the logic. Thanks to Hauntfreaks for the backglass images. Thank you to Bord for the upper flipper images. And thank you to the VPW team for testing, especially apophis, BountyBob, RobbyKingPin, Tastywasps, Wylte, and PinStratsDan. There are several options in the script. Including VR, ball brightness, and LUT lighting options. The LUT changes are done by holding cntl (or left mangasave) and then while holding, scroll through the options with the right magnasave. The Dip Switch settings are done in the script and are hardcoded. IF... you want to change them, there's a setting in the script to manually override that, and then use F6 during gameplay to bring up the Dip Switch setting. This is a hybrid table done in VPX 10.74, and I have code in here to automatically choose between VR, desktop, and cabinet. Additional VR options in the script include two VR environments, a VR clock, a topper, posters, and settings for dynamic shadows if you experience a performance hit. Thanks again to EBisLit, Redbone, iaakki, and the VPW team! -
View File Sorcerer (Williams 1985) Let the Sorcerer work a little magic for you! I've done a few versions of this table in the past, as well as other authors. The past versions I did built on older versions. Apophis reached out to me that the physics weren't quite right on the other tables, as he plays one a lot in the arcade. So, I completely overhauled the table to version 4.0 and essentially started from scratch, reusing only a few primitives. Redbone worked a new playfield, plastics, and other graphics for me. I did a full implementation of current VPW standards, physics, targets, 3D inserts, playfield mesh, VR, hybrid, baked GI lighting, shadows, etc. There's an F12 menu with some options in there. Also thanks also to Primetime5k, who helped me get staged flippers implemented and tested. Note: a new alternate gsound was recently released, however if you choose to use that, the ROM volume option needs to be at 0... which is default. However is you don't use gsound, I recommend turning that ROM volume down to -12 or something... as it can get a bit annoying if too loud. Also, you can turn off the background sound. Instructions for that and others are at the bottom of the script, however, here's the instructions as well: ROM Instructions and example to turn off background sound Start table as usual Press (8) to get into ROM menu Press (7) to start correct advancement Press (8) several times until 04 is shown in the Credit Display. 'Auto-Up / Manual-Down switch is controlled by (7) Press (8) repeatedly until you get to the adjustment number desired. For example, background sound is defaulted to on. It is adjustment number 35. You'll see a 1 in the upper left display. Press (1) to change that value. To turn off sound, set the value to 0. Note: Press (7) to reverse the advancement up or down. (9) will exit/reset Note: Auto-Up / Manual-Down (7) also controls the direction the menus will advance Enjoy, and hopefully you also feel that the physics and table play much harder, and closer to the actual table. Thanks again to Redbone, apophis, and Primetime5k, as well as the VPW team for testing. Required Software (64-bit versions): VPX 10.8.0 RC4 or later: https://github.com/vpinball/vpinball/releases/tag/v10.8.0-1975-051104c B2S Server 2.1.2 or later (if B2S used): https://github.com/vpinball/b2s-backglass/releases/tag/v2.1.2 VPinMame 3.6.0-1122: https://github.com/vpinball/pinmame/releases/tag/v3.6.0-1122-79a301d Submitter UnclePaulie Submitted 12/22/21 Category VPX - Pinball Tables VPX Standalone Yes
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View File Solar Ride (Gottlieb 1979) "Solar Ride," released by Gottlieb in February 1979, features a captivating outer space theme and "vibrant" backglass artwork. This machine was produced in two versions: an electro-mechanical model and a solid-state version. (this is the solid state version). Not much to this table, but gameplay is fun and getting bonus early is definitely desirable. Key strategies include shooting the drop targets to light up the special, managing the bonus multiplier, and utilizing the top left lane for a 2X bonus. In the F12 instructions, I have other strategy and tips as well. Thanks to CainArg for providing a playfield scan as well as the cleanup of it. Then of course thanks to @redbone who scaled it, as well as providing the apron, and upscaling the plastics. For this table, I updated to the latest VPW standards, physics, alllamps and 3D inserts, backglass for desktop, roth targets, standalone compatibility, sling corrections, optional DIP adjustments, updated flipper physics, VR and fully hybrid, Flupper style bumpers and lighting. Baked GI, walls, and created a playfield mesh for the saucer physics. Many hours were spent studying gameplay videos to match the table shots and action. I put as much detail into the table as I could... animating the upper gates, all the rubber animations, saucers, etc. Once again, I've included several options in the F12 menu including various balls, ball brightness, flippers, caps, plastic edge colors, LUTs, and other VR stuff, including LED undercab lighting. For the ROM... since the latest VPinMAME, there is an error with older Gottlieb System 1 ROMs (they were using a bad "CF" spider chip dump all these years). So, if you download that specific ROM off of Pinball Nirvana... you'll likely get an error. The "New Fixed ROMs" can be found in the required software section below. You'll see 17 ROMs in the pack. solaride.zip is one of them, and you'll need that for this table. Please NOTE there are several items to consider on the ROM settings: The default settings for the ROM options are hard coded into the script and are based on the recommended values from Gottlieb for 3 balls. If you want to change the ROM settings themselves, you need to change the "SetDIPSwitches to 1" in the script, and then use the F6 menu to change. However... I am not able to hard code the ROM menu options. Typically, there are levels of score achievements that award a free play. The default ROM has that set to off. I've included an nvram file you can use that sets that to match the instruction/score cards and Gottlieb's recommendation (170,000, 350,000 and 430,000). Also, there are settings in the menu to set replays, sound, and HSTD. All this has been done for you in the included nvram file. I also have instructions in the script on how to change that if you wish to do yourself. 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 ROM: https://pinballnirvana.com/forums/resources/new-fixed-roms-for-vpinmame-v3-6-0-963-beta.8379/ Submitter UnclePaulie Submitted 02/11/26 Category VPX - Pinball Tables VPX Standalone Yes
