VPB Downloads

Loch Ness Monster (Game Plan 1985) This is a rebuild of the table converted to VPX by Goldchicco that was originally created by Roccodimarco in VP9. Thank you both for laying the groundwork. I would have been lost with out it. As many of you know...this is a very rare table with only the prototype in existence. I did my best to piece together whatever resources I could find. In some cases I couldn't find a clean image so some of the graphics were hand drawn. After updating the playfield and plastics I had to realign some of the post and rubbers. I recreated some walls to let the play flow better. I re-did all of the lights. I cleaned up the backglass as best I could. I also changed/added/modified quite a bit in the script. I noticed the lights in the bottom did not do much but flash in sequence. So I add purpose to them. I also corrected some of the scoring to match what's stated on the table. Lastly, I added the required code for the B2S to work. The scoring is for only one player. I know this is an up to four player. I tried to get all four players working but right now this exceeds my scripting skills. I'll keep trying but I wanted to get out what I have done so far. I hope everyone likes the table. This is my first table, B2S, and honestly...the first time sharing anything except encouragement with the community. So I learned a ton doing it. I still have much to learn. The download includes the table, backglass, text wheel image, and some screen shots. I want to also thank JPSalas (ball rolling sounds), ninuzzu (ball and flipper shadows), and the whole VP community! I used a lot of tables as training guides! 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! Permission to Mod: Yes with approval   Read More

Here is a table based on the Rock version of JPSalas of the animated film Rapunzel released in 2010. The music is taken from the French version of the film This is my 1st table, do not hesitate to let me know if there are any problems for a future update.   Voici une table basée sur la version Rock de JPSalas du film d'animation Raiponce sorti en 2010. Les musiques sont extraites de la version française du film. Ceci est ma 1ère table, n'hésitez pas à me faire remonter les éventuels problèmes pour une future mise à jour.       Read More

VPX table by: Goldchicco vp9 table by: pachecas Special Thanks to : Movieguru for working on the images and for the wheel included in the zip 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 10 different LUT brightness. LUT files thanks to Vogliadicane A DIP switch menu allows some adjustments, press F6 after launching the table. Hope you enjoy it and please leave constructive feedback or comments in the support topic and will try to make it better. 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! Permission to Mod: Yes with approval   Read More

This is an updated VR room for the excellent Addams Family vpx table by Sliderpoint, g5K and 3rdaxis. VPVR and the understanding of VR has come a long way in 2 years, and 3rdaxis gave me the nod to upload my version of the table which fixes some of the issues on the VR side of things and adds a lot of performance optimisations along the way. There is both 3rdaxis's original room and my minimal room which reduces overhead even more, which is switchable in the script. Enjoy! Original Table https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/the-addams-family-bally-1992-v2-1-g5k-sliderpoint-3rdaxis/ 3rdaxis Original VR Room https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/the-addams-family-vr-vpx/   Read More

This is a loader for VPinballX_GL.EXE. With the included vpx-vrlauncher.exe and vpx-vrlauncher.vpx it's now possible to switch tables with plunger and flipper keys. Now you can stay at your cabinet playing and switching tables without the need of VR-controls. If you exit a table, the table-selection will be shown again. Best results (fast loading speeds, many capturing improvements) with the newest vpvr 10.6 beta of Rob Ross and Ronnie Viklund! You can find it here. Default cabinet-keys (configurable in launcher): LeftFlipperKey: previous table RightFlipperKey: next table plunger: start selected table LeftMagnasave: previous column RightMagnasave: next column PlungerKey: load&start table AddCreditKey: open filter menu (hold key, then toggle with left/right) If you want the default keys (shown above) leave this at "default" or "reverse" (without quotes). If you want to setup your own decimal key codes you can get them from vpx registry or with my debugkeys option. You can also use vpx key constants like: LeftFlipperKey, RightFlipperKey, LeftMagnasave, RightMagnasave, StartGameKey, AddCreditKey, AddCreditKey2, PlungerKey, LeftTiltKey, RightTiltKey, CenterTiltKey, MechanicalTilt Since v.3.00 you can setup your own filters and toggle them with a free configurable key (default = AddCreditKey). Empty filters are disabled. You can use comma-separated values for each filter. Optional you can name each filter. For this you start with filtername:filter An Example - If you want to make an 80s filter: 80s: 1980,1981,1982,1983,1984,1985,1986,1987,1988,1989 Favourites: SelectMode-Key toggles: 1st press: Select favourites ON: Select fav with left/right and confirm with startKey. 2nd press: Save selected table as favourite: Change target-slot with let/right and confirm with startKey. 3rd press: Select favourites OFF   Thanks to senseless, arvid and rawd for their support! Thanks to the community for making vpx a great VR experience! If you want to use parts of my code - use them without approval. :)   Read More

Huge thanks to Ninuzzu for permission to mod this to a VR room, wAxx for letting me use his physics version and to Sixtoe for the vr template and doing the final touches on the build. Thanks to everybody who has worked on bringing a lot of these tables into VR   Read More

Another request fulfilled. This rare table got a funky ROM, so it is what it is, also was impossible to find good clips to actually see some real game play. I followed the vp9 table by mfuegemann. If you have knowledge about this table and see something that need to be adjusted, please use the support topic. I CANNOT fix ROM issue(S) like not display the score on the DMD Special thanks to: Mfuegemann for the vp9 table Movieguru for working on the images Hope you enjoy it the way it is and please leave constructive feedback or comments in the support topic and will try to make it better. 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! Permission to Mod: Yes with approval       Read More

Aiming for greater visual accuracy and hopefully better physical accuracy (not my strong point, but I'm learning) This is a Authorized Mod based on the VPX conversion by Goldchicco & 32assassin. VP9 table by: oooPLAYER1ooo This is based on World Tour table my friend owned in the late 90's, it was beat up and scratched and I've tried to replicate it on this table.   Read More

Welcome to Firepower (Vs A.I.) V3.4.1 VPX 10.6.0 Final (Revision. 3788) A  first of it's kind pinball game that you can actually play and challenge a fully capable A.I. computer. (Hal-9000) By default the computer's level of skill is set to "Expert" . Player 2, 3 and 4 are the computer. There are four levels of difficulty to choose from. Easy, Normal, Hard and Expert. (Legendary coming soon) You can pick and choose which player is human or computer and even have all four players computer if you wish (lots of fun to watch and even bet on games). INSTRUCTIONS: (In Game) '*Use the "L" key on keyboard to select language. '*Use Flipper Buttons to setup human and or computer players before starting game. (Green Human, Red Computer). '*Use Magna Save buttons to select flipper bat type. '*While pressing and holding both flipper buttons use the Magna save buttons to select difficulty. (Easy, Medium, Hard, Expert) (Legendary coming soon...) '*Press and hold the Right Flipper Button to display player and difficulty status during game play. Logic Panel displays during DTmode only. '*Once game is started no selections can be made or changed until game is over. '*Once A.I. is playing, A.I. sound and visual effects can be toggled on/off by using either flipper button. '*The A.I. can be shutdown during the A.I. turn by pressing and holding both Magna Save buttons. The player can then take control. '*All options can be hard set in the script under Table Options as desired. A very special thank you to rothbauerw for help with the coding and conditional logic. Slydog43 for additional coding and everyone else in the community.  Vogliadicane for the cool backglass and coding. This is something that I hope you will all enjoy as much as I have enjoyed making it. I very much plan I installing this on other tables in the near future. I recommend turning off AO (Ambient Occlusion) in video preferences and keeping ScSp turned on. Anything else (Anti-Aliasing, Post-proc AA) will depend on your set-up. I also suggest going through the THX set-up to ensure that you are experiencing this table as it was intended. Enjoy... V3.3.8 Change Log Notes: *The difficulty is still set too "Expert" by default. To play Legendary Difficulty before starting a game hold both flipper buttons and use the Magna-Save buttons to switch. *The A.I. has a few new tricks up it's sleeves and will average about one million points. It will still have a bad game now and then but will also sometimes play until the cows come home. You have been warned. *It will nudge harder, do bounce passes and his shot priority logic has been optimized to limit any dangerous shots and maximize points. *By default the table now as instruction cards explaining the user interface for setting up the A.I. game including player(s) (A.I. or Human), difficulty, canceling the A.I.'s turn etc. V3.4.0 Change Log Notes: If the AI Nudge is turned off the right outlane post will move in to the easy position during the computers turn. This is in case you have an accelerometer that tilt's out during the AI's turn thus still giving him a fair advantage.   Read More

Bounty Hunter is a great throwback to an earlier solid state era. It features fun gameplay and a killer art package that remains unique in all of pinball. This project was passed on to me by armyaviation, who worked with siggi to do his incredible work on the playfield. Other big players include leandre for the plastic scans and 32assassin for script help. Behind the scenes I received a lot of great help from kingdids, benji, flupper, and tomate as I tried to get Octane for Blender up and running. Also thanks to the usual team of beta testers for the feedback and friendship. As usual thanks to rothbauerw, fleep, nfozzy for the additional framework that adds a little something special to these projects.   Read More

Added the VR conversions to this table that was done by Bord (Thanks for the permission to mod!). I used the dark image from Hauntfreak's backglass file, imported into the table, and then did all the GI and alphanumeric displays in the table itself. I did quite a few VR mods to get it to look good (all documented in the script). Sixtoe provided a once over and changed the material on the bumpers. Once again, I changed the typical minimal room slightly to have a wood floor, and a slightly different wall... which gives an appearance of lighting from the pinball machine casting on the wall.  You can change back to the original walls and floor in the options section of the script. Anyway, I hope you enjoy!  And thanks again to Bord and Sixtoe!   Read More

Looks best in brute-force 4x SSAA on a 4k cabinet. Based on VP8 version of Lio upper and lower playfield redraw by Tomasaco Parts of the script/table taken from Totan, AFM, Dirty Harry Script review / DOF changes / some soundfx by Ninuzzu Several plastics photos from Johngreve So big thanks to Lio, Ninuzzu, Tomasaco, Johngreve, JPSalas, Dozer, Knorr Several options for mods and lighting setup in the beginning of the script. Requires VPX 10.6, DOF support should work (thanks Ninuzzu!). Please let me know if there are any issues. In the permission to MOD I ask that you contact me first.   Read More

Added the VR conversions to this table that was done by JP Salas (Thanks for the permission to mod!). I used the dark image from Hauntfreak's backglass file, imported into the table, and then did all the GI and alphanumeric displays in the table itself. I did quite a few VR mods to get it to look good (all documented in the script). Sixtoe provided a once over and changed the GI intensity on the bumpers. Once again, I changed the typical minimal room slightly to have a wood floor, and a slightly different wall... which gives an appearance of lighting from the pinball machine casting on the wall.  You can change back to the original walls and floor in the options section of the script. Anyway, I hope you enjoy!  And thanks again to JP Salas and Sixtoe!   Read More

Added the VR conversions to this table that was done by Bord (Thanks for the permission to mod!). I used the dark image from Wildman's backglass file, imported into the table, and then did all the GI and alphanumeric displays in the table itself. I did quite a few VR mods to get it to look good (all documented in the script).  Sixtoe provided a once over and did a couple additional artwork and other minor tweaks. Once again, I changed the typical minimal room slightly to have a wood floor, and a slightly different wall... which gives an appearance of lighting from the pinball machine casting on the wall.  You can change back to the original walls and floor in the options section of the script. Anyway, I hope you enjoy!  And thanks again to Bord and Sixtoe!   Read More

Mod Includes: [FSS] Backglass/Box/Backlight. [CCX] Color Correction. [PGI] Persistent General Illumination , & [SHD] Shadows. [D&N] Day and Night transition. [NPF] New Playfield. [D&N] Day and Night transition. Also added ball and flipper shadows. Original Author(s) VP9: n/a Original Author(s) VPX: 32Assassin Artwork by Tomasaco at GoPinball.com DOF by Amgrim   Read More

This is a playfield mod of Sliderpoint and Rothbauerw's excellent table. Thanks to both for allowing me mod their work. This was made to simply bring current Doctor Who characters to this table. New playfield, new apron, some new plastics, a couple of light changes etc.   Read More

***Rev.2.0 - BG lighting update. Playfield flash light effects update, updated general lighting to improve visualization of FSS format. This is a modification of the 32assassin table, conversion to the FSS (Full Single Screen) format by me (Morttis). All the modification was done through Nick's guidelines (Arconovum). Thank you very much for the guide videos. And I want to thank Nick (Arconovum) even more for helping me with the backglass lighting. Well, I hope you like it, you can improve it, but it's a great start to have fun in this table format. Obs: Now the Backglass lighting is 100% as in the original, thanks to the fantastic help of Nick (Arconovum). Thank you very much for another lesson on how to do this lighting. Thanks to everyone involved in creating Visual Pinball and creating the tables, without you the fun would not be the same. *From now on in File Author, I will also place the author of the original table in addition to mine, I would do that in the text, but I will also include this point. Enjoy it.   Read More

Rev.2.0 - Update various lighting effects for better viewing in FSS format. This is a modification of the Herweh table, conversion to the FSS (Full Single Screen) format by me (Morttis). All the modification was done through Nick's guidelines (Arconovum). Thank you very much for the guide videos. And I want to thank Nick (Arconovum) even more for helping me with the backglass lighting. Well, I hope you like it, you can improve it, but it's a great start to have fun in this table format. Obs: Now the Backglass lighting is 100% as in the original, thanks to the fantastic help of Nick (Arconovum). Thank you very much for another lesson on how to do this lighting. Thanks to everyone involved in creating Visual Pinball and creating the tables, without you the fun would not be the same. *From now on in File Author, I will also place the author of the original table in addition to mine, I would do that in the text, but I will also include this point. Enjoy it.     Read More

***Rev.3.0 - Table redone with version BigusMod 1.0. FSS lighting effects have also been updated. This is a modification of the rothbauerw and unclewilly table, conversion to the FSS (Full Single Screen) format by me (Morttis). All the modification was done through Nick's guidelines (Arconovum). Thank you very much for the guide videos. Nick, I made a new Pinball Magic with the latest update from rothbauerw. Well, I hope you like it, you can improve it, but it's a great start to have fun in this table format. Obs: The lighting of BG I believe is very close to the original. It was based on the B2S lighting done by hmueck (Thanks). Thanks to everyone involved in creating Visual Pinball and creating the tables, without you the fun would not be the same. *From now on in File Author, I will also place the author of the original table in addition to mine, I would do that in the text, but I will also include this point. Enjoy it.     Read More

Rev.2.0 - Unified, now the selection of Led or original lighting is made in the script, as well as in the original table. Updated general table lighting to improve the FSS effect. Preservation of some effects of the original lighting for better visualization of the effects of LED lighting. Rev.1.2 - Small script review in the original lights version - now it has the correct color selection. Rev. 1.1 - Two lighting options - Original lighting and LED lighting. At the request of JLou ... I made the BG with colored LED lighting. But as I prefer lighting in the original tone ... I made two tables ... one with led lighting in playfiled and BG, and the second with original lighting in playfield and BG. This is a modification of the JLouLoulou and 32assassin table, conversion to the FSS (Full Single Screen) format by me. All the modification was done through Nick's guidelines (Arconovum). Thank you very much for the guide videos. Well, I hope you like it, you can improve it, but it's a great start to have fun in this table format. Obs: The lighting of BG I believe is very close to the original. It was based on the B2S lighting done by hmueck (Thanks). Thanks to everyone involved in creating Visual Pinball and creating the tables, without you the fun would not be the same. *From now on in File Author, I will also place the author of the original table in addition to mine, I would do that in the text, but I will also include this point. Enjoy it.     Read More

You asked for this table in VPX and I did it. Special thanks to @2borg : for redraw the playfield and the plastics. If someone else would jump onboard and make it better, every help I can get it always really appreciated. This table maybe still need some extra TLC, but is playable as is. 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! Permission to Mod: Yes with approval   Read More

This table is very significant in the pinball world, as it was the first table Steve Ritchie did when he started at Williams. It was also the first machine featuring a dynamic Background-sound, increasing in pitch and indicating the player's skill to anyone.   And... it was the first machine using FLASH-Lights, which got their name therefore. (https://pinside.com/pinball/machine/flash) I added the VR conversions and a few VR mods to get it to look good (all documented in the script). This table was done by jpsalas (Thanks for the permission to mod!). JP did an absolute fantastic job on this table, as he recently upgraded the rolling ball sound effects, and his new physics. It plays incredible! I used the dark image from darquayle's backglass file, imported into the table, and then did all the GI and alphanumeric displays in the table itself. I then spent a significant amount of time to get the backglass interactive, and working with the appropriate lights, all done within the script. Sixtoe taught me about depth bias and modulation for light effects. This helped me modify the images slight to make them more visable. Once again, I changed the typical minimal room slightly to have a wood floor, and a slightly different wall... which gives an appearance of lighting from the pinball machine casting on the wall.  You can change back to the original walls and floor in the options section of the script. Anyway, I hope you enjoy!  And thanks again to JPSalas and as always Sixtoe!   Read More

Added the VR conversions to this table that was done by Bord (Thanks for the permission to mod!)  I also appreciate all the work all the authors do that go into creating the table.  This table includes the great backglass that was done by Blacksad.  Primatives and templates were done by so many authors including Sixtoe and many others.  My contribution is only getting the table to look and play well in the VR environment. I love the Black Knight tables, and since BK2k was already done in VR, I thought I'd get the original one done as well. I did quite a few VR mods to get it to look good (all documented in the script). Sixtoe provided a once over and did a couple additional material and other minor tweaks. Once again, I changed the typical minimal room slightly to have a wood floor, and a slightly different wall... which gives an appearance of lighting from the pinball machine casting on the wall.  You can change back to the original walls and floor in the options section of the script. 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 Bord, Sixtoe, Blacksad, and so many others!   Read More

I give you this rare table that refuses to disappear It is the little known Recel System III  whose roms are not emulated yet, but thanks to the efforts of people like Akiles and Pedator who collaborated with the art of the table and collecting information on this system and tables, we can enjoy Mr Doom I also thank arngrim for the DOF support and all those who always have kind words and provide suggestions or find errors and take the time to report them Gracias Totales!!!!!   Read More

PSA: Respecting the original author's wishes this is a link to the upload hosted at VPUniverse. Who Dunnit 1947 is an attempt to bring the 1995 Bally game closer to its classic noir origins, reducing the color palette and redesigning many art elements to a more subdued deco style. This mod of ninuzzu/djrobx's Who Dunnit project was given new art, rothfozzy physics, the full fleep sound package, and rendered lighting and textures. Thanks to all who contributed to the mod: rothbauerw for physics and scripting help, benji for the sound work and insert models, tomate, sixtoe, and the rest of the VPW crew for testing and troubleshooting, flupper for insert models, JR for always being up for talking classic film noir, and a host of early testers. Most of all thanks to ninuzzu and djrobx for the game that I built this on. I highly recommending changing your DMD color palette to black and white before playing. Enjoy and go watch Out of the Past this weekend.   Read More

I choose you Pikachu! First my thanks to JP! thanks for letting me use your ramp from zelda, pikachu, eggs, some sounds and the pokemonballs. Also thanks again for helping troubleshooting the table and helping with some of the code.(when finished i had 11 issues) I'm so happy that JP always willing to help me, if i'm stuck. I really love his Pokémon table! It was 1999 and Pokémon came out for the Gameboy with all the nostalgic sounds! I remember playing while i was 13 years old and i thought that my accu was broken because a Pokémon was poisoned and the screen did weird. Next year i had Pokémon yellow and for the first time Pokémon pinball(2000). This table is based on pokemon pinball(gameboy pokedex graphics)/ pokemon pinball ruby/ Pokémon Red en Blue(Gameboy) as well the first season of Pokémon the anime series. I made the playfield almost the same as Pokémon pinball ruby, but i use the pokecenter instead of a pokemarkt.(i don't have a flying bird or egg's that hatch) I only focus on the first 151 Pokémon's because that remembers me of my childhood. You are ash and start in pallet town, you have to catch Pokémon's, do battles and win gym badges, just like the original Pokémon games. The features of this table. This table has like the original no multiballs, because that makes it nostalgic(just like Pokémon pinball from the Gameboy). for this table i made more then 1100 dmd pictures, own letterype, 233 upperflashers for the town names/ catch update/ animations, 246 pokedex items / pokemons / towns / animations. After 284 3d object for this table i stopped counting... The script is more than 15.000 lines This table has 2 Pikachu ball savers and a 60 second ball saver if you play the ball in the pokecenter. If you hit the spinner the Pikachu ball saver lights will be activated. I use 78 Pokémon 3d objects from Pokémon quest(to let it look more authentic/old) with the 78 Gameboy sounds from the Pokémon's.(for the catching Pokémon part) When you get the letters BAL then the ball will be upgraded and changed in another poke ball.(just like in pokemon pinball) instead of sprout i used weepingbell, to start the catchmode. (weepingbell/victorybell always eat James from team rocket) When the catch mode start you also have to hit the bumpers 3 times before the poke ball in the middle will open(thnx for helping with the magnet JP) to get the Pokémon appear on the playfield. There is a 30 second time bonus to catch the Pokémon in the time for extra points. (i didn't want the Pokémon disappear because i would be frustrated and it has to be playable) after hitting the Pokémon 3 times, shoot the middle from the poke ball again to really catch the pokemon.(there will be a 3d animation) after catching and a Pokémon you can evolve the Pokémon(if its possible) hit the pokemoncenter and start evolve modus. You now need to hit the 3 letters E V O. (this is also from pokemon pinball only they use x-something) Now again hit the poke ball in the middle if it opens after you get the letters EVO. There are 4 bonus games on this table. If you evolve a Pokémon for the first time, the bonus game will start in the playfield below. I used the same layout of the bonus games that is used in the original pokemon pinball. In this pinball version you can also travel to other city's, but you have to battle first with trainers There are 27 trainers and 8 gymleaders When traveling, the pokebattlefield(8 times) will change and also the car on the monorail(3 times). You have a 50% change to win the battle, so you can also loose a battle and then you have to try again. To access the battle cave you have first have to move snorlax in front of the cave, hit 3 times the target near the cave so you will get the poke flute and ash and his friends will move snorlax away in the dmd. You can get a gym badge after the third battle that you win, after the gymbadge, travel start and the arrows of the lanes will blink to shoot. It works the same as Pokémon pinball, you need to get the 3 triggers in the left en right lane above and then travel will blink. then you can shoot the ball in the pokecenter to travel to the next city. you start in pallet town and after one battle that you win, travel will start. This table has also a 2x and 3x bonus multiplier You can get the letters POKE from the lanes below for a 50k bonus You can hit the targets MASTER for a 100k bonus With 3,5 and 7 million you will get an extra ball for more playing time. This table has only a target bonus at the end of a ball lost because you will get many points with battling/ catching and evolving Pokémon. Play tip: if the ball comes from the right upper lane just leave your flippers and don't try to hit the ball, 9 from the 10 times it will come on the edge of your left flipper! This pin cost me 6 weeks to build. Please leave a reply(so much appreciated) and rank the table! I will be busy the most of this year with my study and have to put  my other projects on hold. Maybe later i will post another pinball project. I hope you like it and how many Pokémon do you catch? Like my other tables i have a normal table and flex table. Cheers, Remdwaas   Read More

VPX version by Schreibi34 and Herweh Version 1.2: - Cleaned up the wire ramp meshes and rerenderd them. - Removed the "double chin" caused by the perspective rendering method in DT view at the end of the left acrylic ramp. - New material for the left acrylic ramp and the acrylic cover over the BC's (little less reflections). - Physics for the BC's adjusted so the ball has a chance to stay in that area a little longer. Makes the shots in there a little more satisfying. - I never liked the PF the way i renderd it. No depth at all. Changed the PF lighting and material for more depth. For me this was the most important part of the patch. Table is now a bit easier to play because of the enhanced visual depth. You can see the elevated things better now. - Adjusted the hight of the invisible collideable VP wireramps to fit the prims better. Schreibi34: Visuals and gameplay "It's simply amazing what you do in Blender. So thrilling, so inspiring, so extraordinary. I'm overwhelmed every time when I see what you have created. You are the man. And a very relaxed, cool guy too. And for sure an awesome drummer ;-). Once again it was a pleasure and an honor to work with you" (this was written by Herweh) Herweh: Scripting, VP development and gameplay "Everything you see below in this script! Without him Mr. Basic v2.0 Schreibi34 would have been totally lost! What he has done on this table goes beyond my imagination. From animating Frank to implementing RothbauerW's physics to the texture swaps to all sorts of extras. Please check out all the stuff that the script Voodoo Master has provided for you below! Thanks for being such a cool guy! It was a pleasure!" (this was written by Schreibi34) Special thanks to: - Dark: We all know what he did! Frank is just jawdropping!! - Dids666: For starting all of this and his awesome meshes. Thanks for letting us finish this!! - Sheltemke: For stitching together the PF image and playtesting - Mlager8: For PS help on the sling plastics - RothbauerW: For his awesome physics' guide at vpinball.com and some more help on the physics - Mark70, Bord, Thalamus: For beta testing and some good hints - Batch: For the DT background image (Sorry for making it a bit darker! Batch's original is in the image manager for those who like more pop) Magna save selects LUT filters!   Read More

A minimal VR Room for Knorr's superb version of Cirqus Voltaire from Bally. This is one of my favourite tables, and this one has had the appropriate amount of love lavished upon it! This update includes the normal minimal VR cabinet and room but also a fully working physics driven backbox thanks to Rothbauerw, and he's also added his physics to the table. In addition this has had numerous VR table enhancements (such as added depth) and quite a lot of fixes, this is due to how the table is built and it needed a fair bit of tweaking to remove all the glitches which appear just in VR (specifically, VPVR does not like 2 primitives sharing exactly the same space, and it causes flashing, flickering and black lines to appear). Note: This table can be *very* performance intensive, be warned! Enjoy! Original Table Link; https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/cirqus-voltaire-bally-1997/   Read More

A minimal VR Room for g5k's excellent version of Terminator 2 from Williams. I hadn't actually played T2 in years, so this gave me a chance to get reacquainted with it, a very fast (and quite brutal!) game, only needed some minor tweaks here and there to get it looking right in VR and give it a bit more depth and fix some of the VR lighting problems. Enjoy! Original table link - https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/terminator-2-2/   Read More

VPX table by: Goldchicco 3D Wheel model by Andrei Miraklov Wheel code by iaakki base VPX table released by: hmuek Special Thanks to : hmuek for let me use his VPX table as base for this release. 32assassin for always be there. Andrei Miraklov for the 3D toy of the wheel and his AMAZING talent. iaakki for the wheel code. Batch for the backdrop image for Desktop users. Movieguru for working on the images Table 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 10 different LUT brightness's, do this before starting a game since this table use the magnasave buttons. LUT files thanks to Vogliadicane Table is pretty much complete, wheel code is at a good point, not perfect but good (ball always lands on left side of the roulette), this is why is released as beta version. Hopefully with the help of the community we can reach the perfecion and release the 1.0 final Hope you enjoy it and please leave constructive feedback or comments in the support topic and will try to make it better. 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! Permission to Mod: Yes with approval   Read More