VPINBALL Downloads (1974)

This is an image for users of the goonies with a dmd built in your cabinet.

Miss World Wheel

Playlist wheel for all of those Shuffle Alley Bowler Tables.

Yet another fresh beta build ;)

The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Fiends (Data East 1993) Wheel

Miss World (Geiger 1982) Wheel

This is a VPX recreation of a 1988 Williams Top Dawg Shuffle Alley Bowler. It needs the rom "tdawg_l1.zip" to run. This is a complete remake by me, not a conversion. Started from scratch. Flippers move arm left and right. Analog and digital plunger pulls the arm forwards and backwards and starts angle rotation. Left Magna key for the game selection.   Read More

This is a VPX recreation of a 1979 Williams Aristocrat Shuffle Alley Bowler. It needs the rom "arist_l1.zip" to run. This is a complete remake by me, not a conversion. Started from scratch. Flippers move arm left and right. Analog and digital plunger pulls the arm forwards and backwards and starts angle rotation. Left Magna key for the game selection.   Read More

These are some wheel images I made personally since I've always liked to have something different and unique. The images have nothing to do with the tables themselves but still relate someway to the theme of the table itself. Hope you like them   Read More

Warning*** Contains Nudity*** This was a conversion available from Geiger for the Kiss table.  The conversion only included a new Playfield and new plastics added to the Kiss table.  Special thanks to TAB for his PF which made this table possible.  Thanks to @jbg4208 for his Kiss table which was used as a base to begin this project.  The complete PF was repopulated with new primitives and new apron, spinner images, bumper caps and drop target images.  Since these were all not changed from Kiss, I made images that I thought would go with the theme.  If you want a correct table you can use the Kiss images, but it looks kinda silly. I had a lot of issues with the lighting and getting this table to look right due to the colorful PF.  Thanks to @32Assassin for jumping in and helping out with the pieces on the table that were missing and for going through the scrip to update it.  Also thanks to @Thalamus for giving this table and all my tables his final touches too.  Appreciate your support! I am still not 100% happy with the lighting and/or the physics.  I am going out for a bit and wanted to get this out there for many to test.  If you have any suggestions on the physics or lighting please feel free to speak up.  I would also like to go back and do the shadows with Blender so there will be an update to this in the near future. Thanks to @Wildman for his new B2s! http://vpuniverse.com/forums/files/file/2994-miss-world-geiger-1982/ If anyone wants to do a wheel image for it please do. much appreciated. Enjoy!   Read More

WoZ MegaDocklet style wheel that I through together quick since I couldn't locate one.

Shuffle Inn Wheel

MegaDocklet for Masters of the Universe. I couldn't find a MegaDocklet style for this table so I threw something together using the MegaDocklet PSD template.   Read More

This is a VPX recreation of a 1989 Williams Shuffle Inn Shuffle Alley Bowler. It needs the rom "shfin_l1.zip" to run. This is a complete remake by me, not a conversion. Started from scratch. Flippers move arm left and right. Analog and digital plunger pulls the arm forwards and backwards and starts angle rotation. Left Magna key for the game selection.   Read More

Top Dawg Wheel

Wheel for my RaB table

It's Showtime!!!! This is one of my favorite tables for sure.  It has everything I love about pinball!!  Crazy ramps, great callouts and sounds, a great light show and a theme of one of my favorite shows.  Nothing up my sleeve....  presto............ The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Fiends. I'm finally calling this one done enough (for now).  I've been working on this off and on since the VPX beta days.  Pretty much 5 years now.  O_O  For those looking to get into VP table authoring, this is not the table to try and cut your teeth in blender with.  I think I've built and rebuilt about every object 3 times.  (ramps a good 5)  But I'm finally happy enough to share one of my favorite tables with everyone. This was a scratch build.  Playfield I stitched together from some high-res photos I found online.  Plastics are scans from FBX.  Ramp decals, custom sidewalls, and a few other things I redrew myself.  Most all of the 3D models I did myself.  I know there are probably a few from Dark and Zany hiding in there somewhere.  Sliderpoint was a huge help off and on with this build.  He took a ton of pictures of his real machine.  Measured all of his ramps and tweaked the VP ramps to get them just right.  He also took videos of all of the SOL sounds that I edited and used for most all the VP table sounds.  He also helped align and tweak the placements of objects early on.  A while back Wrd came in and fine-tuned the physics.  For what its worth I think it plays great. You will need to use the latest 10.6 version of VPX.  As always, check the top of the script for options!!!! -------------------- Credits/Thanks: Me: table build, playfield stitch, ramp decal redraws, ramps, lots of little primitives here and there. Sliderpoint: Resource pics, ramp and table tweaks.  Big help making this table great!! Wrd: Physics, playtesting and other tweaks along the way Roth:  Being a code wizard and for putting up with Wrd and me. Playtesting. Dark: Different models here and there FBX: plastic scans. themotherbrain: testing and feedback nFozzy: I'm using his new fading lights + a few tweaks by me. DJRobX: SSF code and thanks to RustyCardores for showing me the way, you can't go back!!  Ball drop tweaks by Roth and me. Last but not least the developers and other table authors.  This community is nothing without everyone doing their part!!!!!! Victory for the good guys!! -cp   Read More

Special thanks to bigus1 for making this update possible.  Also HUGE thanks to all major contributors - JPJ, Team PP,  JPSalas, Lord Hiryu, etc.  Plus thanks to gregh43 for providing reference material.  Finally last but not least Thalamus. This is a WIP MOD but fortunately it seems to play fine. What else needs to be done? - 3D scans of the missing playfield objects (2x spotlights, 2x top flipper railings plus new scans of the ramps) - The plunger and snake pit launcher mechanics are currently hanging out and need to be aligned with the new apron position. - The railings etc in the snake pit launcher channel need to be moved down slightly to fit with the new apron/snake pit launcher position - The screws - 'Primitive 25' for the lower playfield area need to be aligned with the new apron.  (For the time being I darkened them so they are less visible). - The 2 blue lightening bolt walls on the apron need to be thicker - Reflective sidewalls - All images enhanced to 4K - Physics tweaked to perfection There are probably other issues but this is off the top of my head.  I don't have the time to learn all the fancy stuff required to further the progression of this table so I am putting this out there in case anyone can help.  The real issue is 3D scans of the missing pieces.  Unless we can find someone who has access to a real GNR table and knows how to do the 3D scans this table has basically reached a dead end. Highly recommended with PinSound!   Read More

Full Ruleset WIKI can be found here - https://orbitalpin.com/docs/the-leprechaun-king/ See it in Action (Hard Mode - Gold Frame) https://youtu.be/ZRrJQOuYmIk   Story You're on the search for the Leprechauns gold. To get it you've got to power up the rainbow machine to find his castle, collect a key and then ransack that gold! With the help of the local tavern you can ransack the castle for even more! Can you make it to find The Leprechaun King?!   Credits Table Story, Design, Development: ScottyWic Art: Victoria Fernandez Voices & Callouts: Danny Tieger 3d Modeling: Sofia Silva Castle 3d Modeling: Did Crabtree DOF & MXLED: Frank Heming Playtesting: Orbital Creators Club   Project Details I coded this up closing in on a year ago for a project but that project fell through. The team I worked with decided to allow it to come to the public, So here we are.   FAQS Game too easy? Switch on Hard mode in the script. Good luck. pinup required DOF to come Yes please stream it Orbital Global high score board to come. SO get those scores ready.   Read More

Stars (Stern 1978) Wheel Logo

Scramble Playfield by Tecnoplay.  I always have been intrigued by this machine.  It uses Zaccaria parts, and it blatantly steals Raven's soundtrack, with some of its own tunes as well.  From what I gather, its a pretty rare machine, and there really isn't much out there in terms of photos so I guessed on most of the pf.  This is def. a work in progress but I have taken it as far as I can.  It's still in rough shape, but if some of you photoshop experts are bored and want a project, I gave you a nice head start on one!   I also attached the psd file so you can pick up where I left off. The fonts are not correct, I just used what I had and close enough just to make a reference point.  Most of the field is hand drawn because I only had a few pictures to work with.  Again it's in rough shape, but maybe it can help get another rare table in motion!   Heck, my Secret Service and Punk table ended up getting used and made so maybe this one has hope yet!  Enjoy!   One final note, I was unable to figure out what the big light in the middle of the playfield says.   Read More

as some of you know their are 2 versions of this table the Stern version and the original WhizBang version. HF built the Stern version.   I wanted the original version that has no custom audio calls or custom light animations. the WhizBang version was built on the Continental Cafe (Gottlieb) hardware. I wanted this version to play and feel like a Continental Cafe table. Big thank you to Loserman for coding the table HF for this Backglass,  primitive bumper caps and stand up targets.   Physics: this table was built on the blank VPX table;  I agree the ball is moving too fast. The slope of the real WhizBang table is almost flat. If anyone wants to make any comments about the physics being off,  do us all a favor and follow your post with a suggestion or an actual physics fix.     Read More

table was built on VPX 10.6.exe   Artwork rebuilt from Martin Brunker resources. Big thank you to Francisco666 for the help.    Read More

This is a VPX recreation of a 1985 Williams Alley Cat Shuffle Alley Bowler. It needs the rom "alcat_l7.zip" to run. This is a complete remake by me, not a conversion. Started from scratch. Flippers move arm left and right. Analog and digital plunger pulls the arm forwards and backwards and starts angle rotation.   Left Magna key for the game selection.   Read More

This is a VPX recreation of a 1988 Williams Gold Mine Shuffle Alley Bowler. It needs the rom "gmine_l2.zip" to run. This is a complete remake by me, not a conversion. Started from scratch.   Flippers move arm left and right. Analog and digital plunger pulls the arm forwards and backwards and starts angle rotation.   Left Magna key for the game selection.   Read More

Hated the original one. Image sucked.  Went with a fantasy one.  No content that I can find for the game.    Read More

thanks to Sliderpoint and Xenonph for allowing me to modify his incredible NFL table. thanks to Sliderpoint for his model of goalkeeper, really stayed perfect! JPSalas for his huge help with the goalkeeper, without him he wouldn't cut a ball thanks! 32assassins for the 3D modeling of the ramps and for debugging the code. This table is one of my favorites, the first stern design after acquiring the division of sega pinballs and it is believed that this design was inherited from that company. the version that had been quite old and with graphics in low resolution, the playfield recreates it by parts, since I could not find a good quality photo to do it, the script is the same as the one that had the Sliderpoint and Xenonph table, with some small changes, like the lights. I hope you like it.   Read More

New Wheel for my actually favorite Bowler

Here is my new Alley Cats (Williams 1985) directb2s Backglass File, have Fun, STAT

Preview video here : https://youtu.be/RB7fkWx4Byc Full rebuild from scratch New HD translite image thanks to jeff-z.com Resolution : 2560 x 2048 px For 2 and 3 screens Authentic lamps placement, Rom ID and animations Authentic translite mask Photoshop lighting Thanks you to @3rdaxis and @Slydog43 for this amazing table recreation (and all the other authors as well). Cheers Blacksad   Read More