Transformers VPX

[diemonik]

I started VPX convertion of GTXJoe Transformers … I will add file tomorrow so please add a bit of love … lol , The Goal its to replica the image…thanks

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[ozg]

diemonik wrote:

I started VPX convertion of GTXJoe Transformers … I will add file tomorrow so please add a bit of love … lol

Nice

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[diemonik]

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3FJmB_SCUOOTU9iZUJoV3M4LTQ

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[TNT2]

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[Jesperpark]

Looking  good already 

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[Ginsonic]

Looking more than good 

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[senseless]

Yeah :). Time to kick Megatrons butt! Thanks!

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[STAT]

YES …  … and maybe “Mystery Castle” too (? but this is already awesome PM5)

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[Neofr45]

thanks diemonik I’ll see what I can do to help you

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[arconovum]

nice diemonik was hoping someone would do transformers.. my 6 year old will be very happy..

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[Sliderpoint]

Since you are very early on in the process now is the time to make sure that the table dimensions are correct. 1000×2000 is not correct  (for anything…)

-Mike

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[arconovum]

Cabinet advertised as 55 inches long, 27 inches wide, and 75 1/2 inches high;

means 47*55 = 2585 vp units  and 47*27 = 1269 vp units…

 

2000×1000 ratio = 2.0 vs.  2585×1269 ratio = 2.03703703

not much of a difference if you ask me…

 

Now just out of curiosity who as an author here models to 3/100 (three one hundreds accuracy) ? just to give a idea of what that means , open up vpinball and CTRL + left mouse click twelve time(12) 12x zoom, you will be able to move with the arrow keys a point of object ~3/100  every key hit..

 

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[freneticamnesic]

I hate to say it but… the difference between 2000 and 2585 is almost 12 ball lengths.

Punch it!

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[arconovum]

@fren yeah but its all scalable right? , what I mean is everything as long as a ratio is respected everything should work, if the table is 2×1 units (exaggeration to make a point) and 2000×1000 is the same , ball is smaller , flipper is smaller.. etc… but in the end it’s all the same.

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[Sliderpoint]

arconovum wrote:

Cabinet advertised as 55 inches long, 27 inches wide, and 75 1/2 inches high; means 47*55 = 2585 vp units and 47*27 = 1269 vp units… 2000×1000 ratio = 2.0 vs. 2585×1269 ratio = 2.03703703 not much of a difference if you ask me… Now just out of curiosity who as an author here models to 3/100 (three one hundreds accuracy) ? just to give a idea of what that means , open up vpinball and CTRL + left mouse click twelve time(12) 12x zoom, you will be able to move with the arrow keys a point of object ~3/100 every key hit..

First, I enter sizes down that small, because cumulatively across all items it makes a noticeable difference.  The problem with your thoughts are that you are mistaking the dimension to be the cabinet.  They are intended to be the size of the PLAYFIELD. which is 25.25×45

Using a more accurate 47.06 units to 1.  that is 952.965 x 2117.7  If you want to round that it should be 953×2118.   That is a an entire inch difference one direction and over two inches the other direction.  Trust me when trying to tune physics on a table to be accurate, the size makes a huge difference.

-Mike

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[arconovum]

thanks for the input slider.. yes physical and physics two different games.. edit:and yes playfield vs cabinet makes a difference.

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[HauntFreaks]

Sliderpoint wrote:

 Using a more accurate 47.06 units to 1.  

God damn I was just trying to remember this the other day …… so my tiny brain doesnt explode what VP units to 1mm

its it   0.5397 to 1mm??

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[Sliderpoint]

HauntFreaks wrote:

Sliderpoint wrote:

Using a more accurate 47.06 units to 1.

God damn I was just trying to remember this the other day …… so my tiny brain doesnt explode what VP units to 1mm its it 0.5397 to 1mm??

BorgDog goes even farther than that.  oh and it’s .53975  …  LOL

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[freneticamnesic]

Well if a VP ball is 50 units and a standard size pinball is 1 1/16″ then 50 units = 26.9875mm and 1 VP unit = 0.53975mm

damnit the math adds up

Punch it!

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[DOCPINBALL]

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