Target Alpha (Gottlieb 1976)

[Bob Albright]

Can anyone post your rotated settings please? Thanks

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[BorgDog]

vogliadicane wrote:

I totally love that table! Thanks for this one! Say, is this High Score Tape a common thing in VP EM tables or your personal idea? It’s awwwwsome!  

 

the high score tape/sticky has been around a while in many different configurations and ways of doing it.  i copied it from a couple other tables, mostly mfuegemann’s Fast Draw.  So, definitely not my idea, but cool if you want it.

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[rothbauerw]

Bob Albright wrote:

Can anyone post your rotated settings please? Thanks

Settings attached.

Current Project: Perpetual updates of VPX physics.

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[StevOz]

Ah ha and here are my wide screen, bigger table view DT settings, though I did need to resize/move various reels/text boxes, including the high score sticky and move a light point to the left a bit. :)

 

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[Drybonz]

Bob Albright wrote:

Can anyone post your rotated settings please? Thanks

Bob, have you checked out the camera/light mode in VPX?  You can use it to set up the POV on any table in under a minute.  It’s in the “table” menu.

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[Bob Albright]

Thanks for posting those settings rothbauer. Appreciate it. Can you or someone else clarify what the offsets do—like which one moves the table up and down and which one makes the table wider etc. I did try once to play with the camera settings thing, but got frustrated because I didn’t know what did what.

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[Drybonz]

X is left/right (horizontal), Y is up/down (vertical).  Scale makes it bigger/smaller.  Offset makes it shift up/down/left/right.

So, for example, X scale makes it wider/thinner.

Play around with those in the camera/light mode… it will make sense in no time.

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[Bob Albright]

I’ll work with it. Thanks

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