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Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) PLEASE READ BELOW - IMPORTANT INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED: This is a complete VPX 10.6 Re-Build of the Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) table originally done by JPSalas a few years ago. I asked JPSalas if he was planning on doing an update (graphics and physics) to his version and he said he wasn't planning on it any time soon, and gave me his blessing to go ahead and do an update / rebuild. GoldChicco did a complete rebuild of the table to bring it up to VPX 10.6 standards and I redid all the graphics, artwork, some scripting option, BRAND NEW backglass and a slew of extras. * * * PLEASE NOTE: This table uses the 7 digit Rolling Stones ROM Music files can be downloaded here: https://mega.nz/folder/7XxkVTqa#2nRMN9sTXIQwaCoqYRMdRg Make sure you put the music files in a folder named 'stones' in your VPX Music folder. TABLE ADDITIONS: - - - - - - - - - - New playfield, plastics, backglass, etc graphics. - Added 47 Game Play music tracks that can be played in either Playlist order or Random play and the ability to be turned ON or OFF at the top of the table script. - Added 13 LUT Brightness / Contrast Adjustments that can be done during game play. - Added Flipper Shadows that can be turned ON or OFF at the top of the table script. - Added Ball Shadows that can be turned ON or OFF at the top of the table script. - Added Alternate Drop Target options for Factory Default and Custom Upgrade versions that can be changed at the top of the table script. - Added 3 Ball and 5 Ball Cards, and 3 different Instructions Cards Option depending on your ROM settings. - Added Prims for all visible holes for giving the illusion of playfield DEPTH. Look at the wood around and under the drop targets and the lower lane roll overs to see this feature. - Adjusted Hundreds of Playfield Parts, Lights and Options for smoother gameplay. - Enhanced / New GI Lighting. - Included 2 .HDR environments that can be changed in the Table Options > Lighting setting. Default is Environment 1. Environment 2 has slightly "muted" colors. ROM SETTINGS: - - - - - - - - - - When the table is loaded, press the F6 key on your keyboard to set the ROM options for the table to your liking. These options will also determine which 'Instruction Card' and 'Ball Card' you should display on the apron with the script options at the top of the table script. You can also set the MATCH feature, # of Balls, and Show Credits with this feature. If you decide to use the Music feature, the ROM sounds are a little too loud. Press the F12 key to open the ROM sound volume adjustment. 0 is default. You cannot RASIE the volume over 0. Use this feature to set the ROM volume to -5 or -6 so the ROM sound is quieter. When you set the volume DB lower and click 'OK' or 'SAVE', VPX will automatically save this setting. You will need to restart the table for this new setting to take affect. The F12 feature is a little known option in VPX and is a BIG HELP for reducing the ROM volume for older tables like this one and some others that the ROM sounds are much too loud. I have used this feature with SEVERAL early Stern tables that were deafening compared to others. USING LUT OPTIONS: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - When you boot the table for the first time, the table might appear a lot brighter than it is intended. Hold down the LEFT MAGNASAVE and then press the RIGHT MAGNASAVE to cycle through the 13 LUT options. This bypasses the need of using the Day / Night slider. Depending on the resolution of your playfield monitor, everyones preferred LUT setting is different. When you cycle through the LUT options, when you select the one you prefer for your setup - it will automatically be saved when you exit / quit the table for the next time you play the table. You can adjust the LUT Option at any time when the table is loaded, even during gameplay. PLEASE NOTE: Pressing the LEFT MAGNASAVE will shut off the music as well. Simply press the RIGHT MAGNASAVE (without the LEFT MAGNASAVE pressed) to resume music playback. MUSIC OPTION: - - - - - - - - - - By default, the Music Option is set to "Ordered Playlist". Start the Music at anytime by pressing the RIGHT MAGNASAVE button. If you want to turn OFF the music at anytime, press the LEFT MAGNASAVE. All music and audio has been properly balanced, equalized, and completely re-mixed so no audio 'interferes' with the sounds of the game itself. If you turn OFF the music when adjusting the LUT feature, simply press the RIGHT MAGNASAVE to start the music again. You can skip to the NEXT MUSIC TRACK by pressing the RIGHT MAGNASAVE again while the music is playing. INSTALLATION (VERY IMPORTANT): - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The install is fairly standard and straight forward, except for 1 IMPORTANT thing, the Music folder for VPX. In order to avoid the growing 'mess' of a million .mp3 files in your Music folder, the additional audio / music files for this table NEED TO BE INSIDE a folder called 'stones'. This reduced adding to the clutter and global warming problem. So when you unzip the music / audio for this table, the directory structure should look like this when installed 'Visual Pinball / Music / stones'. You will get an error when you boot the table if the mp3 files are simply dumped into the Music folder. - Enjoy the table. FILES INCLUDED: - - - - - - - - - - I have included enough extra materials / goodies as a complete package to fill out every screen of your cab (if you are playing in a cab), with 2 wheels styles for PinballX and Popper front ends, RealColorDMD and Toppers or Over / Unders for LCD screens, and some other things. Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) 1.0.directB2S Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) 1.0.vpx Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) 3-Ball-Card.png Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) 5-Ball-Card.png Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) Instructions-Card-E.png Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) Instructions-Card-F.png Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) Instructions-Card-G.png Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) RealColorDMD - BW - 128x32.avi Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) RealColorDMD - Light Blue - 128x32.avi Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) RealColorDMD - Purple - 128x32.avi Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) RealColorDMD - Red - 128x32.avi Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) RealColorDMD - Yellow - 128x32.avi Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) Special Topper or LCD DMD - 1280x390.mp4 Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) Wheel 1.png Rolling Stones (Bally 1980) Wheel 2.png Bally Neon Topper - BW - 1280x390.mp4 Bally Neon Topper - Light Blue - 1280x390.mp4 Bally Neon Topper - Pink - 1280x390.mp4 Bally Neon Topper - Purple - 1280x390.mp4 Bally Neon Topper - Red - 1280x390.mp4 Bally Neon Topper - Yellow - 1280x390.mp4 CREDITS: - - - - - HiRez00 - All Table Graphics and Options GoldChicco - Table Re-Build, Scripting, Updates, and Testing JP Salas - LUT Selector Enhancement & original base table - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Permission to Mod: NO - - - - - - - - - - - - - - This project took considerable time and I wanted to share it with everyone ... so "thanks" or comments in the support topic would be greatly appreciated. PLEASE NOTE: I create these image, videos, tables and backglass files for fun and for the dedicated VPX pinball users on this and other forum. I DID NOT create this for you to download as SELL, MAKE MONEY OR PROFIT ON ... You have been warned! DO NOT include any of these files with other downloads or projects without asking / getting permission first. 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!   Read More

New Rebuild.  Hi Rez Scan..  New lights 2scr and 3scr versions

HI REZ Scan and new lights. Thanks to 32assassin for the light ID's

Better Rez pic and lighting

New Hi Rez Scan..   UPDATED THE FLASHERS...  Thanks to 32assassin for the info on the lights 👍

Hi Rez.. changed the grill and took out the blinky blinky

Fog, The (Gottlieb 1979) PLEASE READ - IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED: This VPX is a re-skin / re-theme of BorgDog's Space Walk (Gottlieb 1979) table. If Gottlieb had made this table back in the day ... this is what it SHOULD have looked like - with some extra modern features. A couple weeks ago, my wife an I had our weekly "date night" and decided to watch John Carpenter's original The Fog (1980) on Blu-Ray after not have seeing it for many years. I had forgotten how good a movie it is. In 1980 it was labelled as a gorey horror movie by critics, BUT, much like Halloween, there is practically no gore at all - and by today's standards - it is VERY tame in comparison. It is more of a creepy 'ghost story' than a 'horror movie'. The film relied on darkness, likable characters, story, and jump scares for it's driving force - and because visual pinball is a great platform to preserve a better / basic time of our lives ... I wanted to make a Fog pinball. Originally shot and slated for release in 1979 (which is why I chose a 1979 table to start with as a basis) the movies release date was pushed back several months into 1980 so the film makers could re-shoot / add some additional scenes and elements to compete with other 'horror' movies of the time. I decided to go with the very last EM table Gottlieb released as my basic starting point, keeping all the original basic integrity of an EM functionality - with some new bells and whistles - but not too much that would destroy / overwhelm the player. Kiss = Keep it simple, stupid. I wanted to start with a BASIC table with very simple rules and easy to play so you can actually enjoy the game. Call me old-fashioned. After being granted permission by BorgDog to use his original Space Walk table - I went through and redesigned all the artwork for the playfield, plastics, apron, backglass, etc. Because there are some 'bugs' with how a totally scripted table / b2s work - with the assistance of Loserman76's and Rascal's scripting knowledge - we went through and completely updated the script driven table, fixing some existing bugs, and improving on some functionality, added a load of features, updated SSF, and overall player experience. Because I am a 'cabinet' pinball user - I relied on Rascal to make sure everything worked properly for Desktop users as any cab user would as well. As I said, this was not just a re-skin / theme - this was a overhaul and update. TABLE ADDITIONS: - - - - - - - - - - New playfield, plastics, backglass, etc graphics. - Added 13 LUT Brightness / Contrast Adjustments that can be done during Gameplay. - Added Flipper Shadows that can be turned ON or OFF at the top of the table script. - Added Ball Shadows that can be turned ON or OFF at the top of the table script. - Added Score and Settings saving to the VPX Users folder as text file instead of Registry. - Fixed Desktop SSF and B2S when playing in Desktop Mode. - Added Alternate Flipper Color options that can be changed at the top of the table script. - Adjusted Hundreds of Playfield Parts, Lights and Options for smoother gameplay. - Enhanced GI Lighting. - Fixed Scoring and Player error. - Added Startup, Game Play, and Gave Over music / audio - Each able to be turned ON or OFF at the top of the table script. USING LUT OPTIONS (VERY IMPORTANT): - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - When you boot the table for the first time, the table might appear a lot brighter than it is intended. Hold down the LEFT MAGNASAVE and then press the RIGHT MAGNASAVE to cycle through the 13 LUT options. This bypasses the need of using the Day / Night slider. Depending on the resolution of your playfield monitor, everyones preferred LUT setting is different. When you cycle through the LUT options, when you select the one you prefer for your setup - it will automatically be saved when you exit / quit the table for the next time you play the table. You can adjust the LUT Option at any time when the table is loaded, even during gameplay. PLEASE NOTE: Pressing the LEFT MAGNASAVE will shut off the music as well. Simply press the RIGHT MAGNASAVE (without the LEFT MAGNASAVE pressed) to resume music playback. MUSIC OPTION: - - - - - - - - - - I opted NOT to use sound fx and dialog from the movie within the table itself, i.e.: hitting bumpers or slingshots, etc. I wanted to keep all the original EM sound fx and not overwhelm the gameplay. The addition of music and dialog to this table is done in the background ambient audio tracks to create a 'mood' and NOT a sound fx and music extravaganza. It successfully creates an overall tone for the table very well, especially if you dim your lights in the room and play practically in the dark. By default, the table is set up to play one of several random startup tracks, cycled Game Play tracks, and several random Game Over tracks. Instead of giving the option to turn ON or OFF all music, we split the options up at the top of the table script. You can adjust each type of music playback based on your preference. You can isolate and turn ON or OFF either the 3 options at the top of the script. If you want to temporarily turn off the music, press the LEFT MAGNASAVE and it will stop the CURRENT music track. You can then press the RIGHT MAGNASAVE (without the LEFT MAGNASAVE pressed) to resume music playback. During gameplay, and ONLY during gameplay, you can change the music track by pressing the RIGHT MAGNASAVE to switch to one of 6 music tracks. During actual gameplay is the only time this feature works. All music and audio has been properly balanced, equalized, and completely re-mixed so no audio 'interferes' with the sounds of the game itself. OPTIONS MENU: - - - - - - - - - - When NOT in gameplay (i.e.: no ball in the plunger lane or game started) you can access the Game Options Menu by holding down the LEFT FLIPPER for 2 - 3 seconds. This allows you to change the number of balls, free play or coin play, high score visible setting, or Replay Score settings. INSTALLATION (VERY IMPORTANT): - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The install is fairly standard and straight forward, except for 1 IMPORTANT thing, the Music folder for VPX. In order to avoid the growing 'mess' of a million .mp3 files in your Music folder, the additional audio / music files for this table NEED TO BE INSIDE a folder called 'fog'. This reduced adding to the clutter and global warming problem. So when you unzip the music / audio for this table, the directory structure should look like this when installed 'Visual Pinball / Music / fog'. You will get an error when you boot the table if the mp3 files are simply dumped into the Music folder. DOF CONTROL: - - - - - - - I didn't want this new version of the table to compete or interfere with the existing Space Walk (Gottlieb) table. So I have renamed the cGameName and all associate reference to Space Walk to "the_fog_1979". Until DOF is updated with this new table to be included, but you just can't wait - open your DOFConfig.ini and copy the command line for SpaceWalk_1979, paste it to a new line - and change 'SpaceWalk_1979' to 'the_fog_1979'. FINAL NOTES: - - - - - - - Overall - the table turnout out exactly as I envisioned. The look, features, sound, music, graphics and gameplay are how "I" wanted it for my cab. This was all my preference, and may differ from your tastes of preferences, which is one of the reasons why I included multiple options. This was also a HUGE learning experience for me. I have never really touched scripting prior and only concentrated on the graphics for tables I was a part of making. I started with an EM table because I 'thought' it would be an easier learning curve. I was wrong, because EVERYTHING is driven from the script and not reliant on a ROM to do the calculations and workload. Even though I had some help with Rascal and advice from Loserman76 (the EM guru) on some more complex things I wanted to add / change with the table, I am very proud how it turned out and now have a lot more confidence in myself to make MORE tables of this caliber in the future. "Rascal who? Crank Caller, Crank Caller! Just kidding." - Inside joke. - Enjoy the table. FILES INCLUDED: - - - - - - - - - - I have included enough extra materials / goodies as a complete package to fill out every screen of your cab (if you are playing in a cab), with 2 wheels styles for PinballX and Popper front ends, RealColorDMD and Toppers or Over / Unders for LCD screens, Video Backglass for your front end (PinballX users should use the additional mp3 file as 'Table Audio' for backglass video), and some other things. Fog, The (Gottlieb 1979).vpx Fog, The (Gottlieb 1979).directB2S Fog, The (Gottlieb 1979) Flyer 1.png Fog, The (Gottlieb 1979) Flyer 2.png Fog, The (Gottlieb 1979) RealColorDMD - 128x32.avi Fog, The (Gottlieb 1979) Topper or DMD - 1280x390.mp4 Fog, The (Gottlieb 1979) Video Backglass.mp3 Fog, The (Gottlieb 1979) Video Backglass.mp4 Fog, The (Gottlieb 1979) Wheel 1.png Fog, The (Gottlieb 1979) Wheel 2.png Gottlieb-EM-Topper-Fog-Colors-Large.mp4 Gottlieb-EM-Topper-Fog-Colors-Small.mp4 CREDITS: - - - - - BorgDog - Original Space Walk table HiRez00 - Table Re-Theme / Re-Designs Rascal - Scripting, Updates, and Testing Loserman76 - EM Knowledge / Advice JP Salas - LUT Selector Enhancement - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Permission to Mod: NO - - - - - - - - - - - - - - This project took considerable time and I wanted to share it with everyone ... so "thanks" or comments in the support topic would be greatly appreciated. PLEASE NOTE: I create these image, videos, tables and backglass files for fun and for the dedicated VPX pinball users on this and other forum. I DID NOT create this for you to download as SELL, MAKE MONEY OR PROFIT ON ... You have been warned! DO NOT include any of these files with other downloads or projects without asking / getting permission first. 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!   Read More

Re Upload of My Attack from Mars Black and White Edition Mod of the excellent Brad1X table, Credit also of course to JPSalas for the original table! I have re coloured all of the table images and added a few new elements as well as adding some shading to everything. Lighting has been adjusted to fit the BW look and I've also added a couple of extra flashers here and there. I've re drawn the apron to include the Limited Edition logo and some different cards, there are two versions in the image library, one with shadow (default) and one without so you can choose whichever you prefer. The DMD looks best in my opinion in green with this version so I have added a few lines to the script to change it to green by default, feel free to change as you see fit though You will also find a B2S in the zip that matches the table look along with a Wheel and DMD image to be used in the front end of your choice (thanks again to Brad1X for the amazing high res playfield to work with, and nullstep for helping with the ball shadow) I hope you like it :)   Read More

For the fine music table, if you don't want the movie as the backglass

For those who don't want a video

Grand Prix (Williams 1976) EM A few months back, forum member aka "Shark's Mouth" found a real Grand Prix in the back of the building he was working at. He managed to take about 150 hi-resolution photos of the entire playfield, plastics and backglass (I mean just about every inch) - and he posted those photos on this site, hoping someday someone could use them to make a clean new VPX table from them. I stitched them all together and embarked on a complete redraw of the playfield, plastics and backglass - that took a couple weeks on and off. Loserman76 (being the EM guru that he is) built a brand new table using the new playfield as a guide - that looked and played great. Because the playfield and plastics were a new redraw - no matter what lighting approach I took within VPX - the lighting always looked FLAT and not realistic. Enter Bord ... Bord imported everything into Blender and "enhanced" all the lighting and rendered out a beautiful and ultra realistic output. I am a big fan of 60s and 70s EM tables and I wanted to do it justice since we started with such great resources. This final version is a example of great collaboration between all involved. Included with this download is the new VPX version of Grand Prix, new Backglass, and new wheel image. Also included is an mp3 file named: Grand Prix (Williams 1976) EM - F1 Race Ambience.mp3. This is a subtle sound effect track that you can load into your front end system (PinballX) that will play before the table is loaded. At the top of the table script you can choose if you want the ball / flipper shadows ON or OFF. I suggest you turn them OFF if you a using a slower system. Also built into the table is the JP Salas LUT selector. Hold down the LEFT MAGNASAVE and then press the RIGHT MAGNASAVE to cycle through the 9 different LUT brightnesses. Hold down LEFT FLIPPER for 3 - 4 seconds BEFORE starting a game to access the build in Game Menu to change the game options. - Enjoy! CREDITS: - - - - - - - - Loserman76 - Complete Table build + Scripting HiRez00 - Playfield, Plastics, and B2S ReDraw Bord - Blender Rendering and other Enhancements Shark's Mouth - All real table reference photos Schreibi34 - Apron and Pop Bumper Mesh MLager8 - Apron ReDraw JP Salas - LUT Selector Enhancement - - - - - - - - - - - - - - This project took considerable time and I wanted to share it with everyone ... so "thanks" or comments in the support topic would be greatly appreciated. PLEASE NOTE: I create these image, videos, tables and backglass files for fun and for the dedicated VPX pinball users on this and other forum. I DID NOT create this for you to download as SELL, MAKE MONEY OR PROFIT ON ... You have been warned! DO NOT include any of these files with other downloads or projects without asking / getting permission first. 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!   Read More

Safe Cracker (Bally 1996) 2 & 3 screen authentic

Operation Thunder (Gottlieb 1992) DB2S authentic

Torpedo Alley ( Data East 1988) 2 & 3 screen ORIGINAL here is the db2s torpedo alley version 2 & 3 screen used with the beautiful table JPJ and team PP.   Read More

you will find 2 versions 007 goldeneye (Sega 1996) LCD 2 and 3 screens with dmd animation - compatible 2 & 3 screen except with pin2dmd - you will need to install DMD_script db2s either when starting windows or launch it before launching the table) if you want to use the animations on DMD in 3 screen otherwise go to the other version or the animations will be on the back glass in 3 screen 007 goldeneye (Sega 1996) 3 screen for pin2dmd & LCD without dmd animation - only compatible with 3 screens and with pin2dmd thanks to neo45 for the speacker panel, to JPJ for the GI tests and animation   Read More

  Gold Wings (Gottlieb 1986) 2 & 3 screen DB2S new version with a very beautiful image thank you to xavier for the photo the animations are 32 assassin with some minimal modification from me it is a 2 and 3 screen version with DMD image for LCD     Read More

Road Show (Williams 1994) DB2S version V2.0 supports GI which allows to have real animation thanks to 32 assassins for the diagram and the codes of GI strings     Read More

Radical (Bally 1990) DB2S

Viking (Bally 1980) DB2S

Harlem Globetrotters On Tour (Bally 1978) DB2S

Playboy (Bally 1978) DB2S version PINK pink version the lights are from herweh that I find superb thank you to him.    Read More

Superman (Atari 1979) DB2S

Power Play (Bally 1977) DB2S

Mystic (Bally 1980) DB2S

Medusa (Bally 1981) DB2S

The Six Million Dollar Man (Bally 1978) DB2S V2.0 update to V2.0 following an error of reversal of the score between 1 and 5   Read More

Gold Ball (Bally 1983) DB2S

Party Zone (Bally 1991) DB2S db2s with authentic version of lights thanks to 32 assassin for the GI and flash assignments and thanks to the owner of the real pinball machine, stephan for the flash number assignments   Read More

Grand Slam (Bally 1983) DB2S

Alternate Backglass with fantasy lighting. I made this to use with WRD's awesome new F-14 Tomcat release!