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This was a group effort between Matt @Mlager8 and myself to bring you Bally's Party Animal.  This project may not have happened if not for Mlager8 stepping up and building a beautiful playfield from sketchy resources.  When he volunteered to do this, the project had been stalled for months, but when he stepped in it took right off. Matt took multiple resources and made an amazing playfield for the base of the table.  We were also very luck to get help from Brian Wright on pinside, soon to be here, with some great hi-res images of the plastics and back wall.  Matt made up all of the plastics, frog primitives, multiple attempts at the ramp primitives to get it perfect and the tedious work on the jukebox.  I think we redid the jukebox 3 times to get it actually working like the real one.  Great job!!! Other contributors that we should all give thanks too: @32Assassin, for getting the build going with converting the VP9 table to VPX, for all of his additional script work and helping me along the way to understand how to manipulate this stuff, thank you. @Thalamus, for all of his Surround Sound Feedback implementation and other sound support  which makes this table pop.  Thanks for all the numerous testing requests and for all of the help you have given me in my VPX journey. @Cyberpez, for taking all of Matt's jukebox renders and coming up with a code to make this thing actually work right.  The jukebox is the main item in table, thanks for bringing this all together for us. Last but not least, @Bord, for your support, knowledge and expertise along this build.  For all of his help with getting the lights correct, adding shadows to make the lights pop and for following along as this table came together.  Thank you for all of your help, sir. Gameplay:  This table uses magnasave buttons to cycle the pig and out lights on the left and right.  Click on the info tab in VPX for instructions on how to get into the service menu to change options like number of balls. *****Use the attached NVRAM for tilting purposes, place in nvram folder****** Check out: http://vpuniverse.com/forums/files/file/2353-party-animalbally-1987/ Thanks to Brian Wright for some great hi-res images of the translate which @Wildman took and updated his backglass.  There was even an alternate Dad's Root Beer backglass, which I could only find one image of, that Wildman was able to recreate.  Thanks Wildman for all of your wonderful B2s support.   Read More

This is not a pinball machine... surprise! This is a vacuum launch shooting gallery. It is a remake of a 1961 Bally Sharpshooter. I made this table a long time ago and it was originally made for desktop users exclusively. Finding a good view for virtual cab users is pretty much impossible.  However, I did make a rotated view (rotated 270) and also made a B2S for it. The thing is, you can't play it on a cab without a keyboard, mouse, or a usb gamepad with a thumb pad. Years ago, before VP was even open source, I made a COM interop program to communicate joystick and mouse input with VP via vbscript. Well I dug that COM interop source code back up and recompiled it in Visual Studio 2019. This plugin when installed will allow this game to use three different type of controls to move and shoot the gun. Best control is the mouse in my opinion, but it takes a little calibration in the beginning to move the gun to all four corners. The next control would be a gamepad with a 8 way thumb pad and whatever buttons you have set to be flippers in VP to shoot. Lastly you can use the number pad on a keyboard as a 8 way control and use whatever buttons you have set to be flippers on the keyboard. I'm copying the install instructions to the instructions section of this release, but it is also in a text file in the download zip file. I hope you bother to install this and I hope you enjoy it. -Rascal   Read More

Why Stern's Dracula? Primarily because I was able to get a great looking PF scan from a Pinside member. It is also a cool Harry Williams design. Is it just about the most cluttered art design I've ever seen? Probably. Is it fun to play? Yup. Use ROM "dracula". The ROM emulation doesn't seem to be 100%. The chime solenoids don't register at all so you'll have to run it, then F6 and select "Computer Type Sounds" in order to get ROM audio. B2S available in table download.   Read More

1. Press NumberPad 1 to Start the Game. 2. Launch the ball with the down arrow key. 3. Aim for the Targets and Enjoy.   Read More

WARNING: This table contains mature content. This table is based on the 1986 graphic novel by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, published by DC Comics. Thanks to Scottyvic for his amazing contribution to the artwork. This table does not have a B2S backglass, but has an optional PinUp Player backglass available. RULES: RORSCHACH: Hit the left drop targets to light Rorschach modes. Hit the center saucer to start Rorschach modes. During Rorschach modes, hit orange lights. NITE OWL: Hit the left ramp to light and start Nite Owl modes. During Nite Owl modes, hit white lights. OZYMANDIAS: Hit the spinner to light and start Ozymandias modes. During Ozymandias modes, hit purple lights. SILK SPECTRE: Hit the right ramp to light and start Silk Spectre modes. During Silk Spectre modes, hit yellow lights. DR MANHATTAN: Hit the right saucer behind the right drop targets light and start Dr Manhattan modes. During Dr Manhattan modes, hit blue lights. WIZARD MODES: Complete modes for all characters to light wizard modes. OWLSHIP MULTIBALL: Hit loops lit with green lights to light lock. Hit ramps to lock balls. During multiball, hit green lights. SUGAR CUBES: Collect sugar cubes to light extra ball, light mystery, and light"X" at the inlanes. "X": Roll over the lit X inlane to multiply the value of your next shot. MYSTERY: Hit red arrows on the upper playfield to light a mystery award at the center saucer. DOUBLE SCORING: Hit turquoise targets on the upper playfield to light double scoring at the upper playfield hole.   Read More

Here are my preferred settings for the POV of the VPX tables (More than 950 tables).

Ten Strike Classic, Benchmark Games, 2003, two players. This is a reissue and copy of the 1957 Williams Ten Strike. This new 10 Strike uses identical cabinet and art as the original, but has solidstate guts and LED style score displays (instead of score reels). Has two bells (one and ten points) for sound. Scores like regulation bowling, or with a flip of a switch, scores like the original 1957 Williams Ten Strike. Made in Korea specifically for Benchmark, and available only in the five foot length (unlike the original 1957 Williams Ten Strike, which came in both five and seven foot lengths). No rom needed. Included is the B2S backglass and wheel logo.   Read More

Here is my Alle Neune (NSM 1969) VPX Version I made a VP9 Version in the Past ... Thanks to hmueck for the first VPX Demo with the Pin Models Thanks to bord for the Final Works with Lights, Wires and more ... File includes VPX Version, Flyer, Wheel and a Photo from the real Machine. Start a Game with Insert Coin (5) Before Start, press LeftFlipper to Change Balls up to 19 ( 9 for real Machine ) Press and hold down, then release RightFlipper or Plunger to shoot out a Ball. Try to hit all the Pins for a nice Surprise :) Have Fun !   Read More

This is a mod to enjoy WoZ in a VR room. The actual table was not changed or modified. All credits for the table should go to the table author. This build is meant to be played with VPVR only Read the readme in the package for install instructions   Read More

Playfield image and plastics where rebuilt from cryptdoctor21s vp9 table https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/stingray-stern-1977-vp9-fs/ he did a great job on the PF redraw but those are not accurate light inserts.   Read More

Recreation of the Williams classic from 1994, "The Flintstones". By the development team of g5k, 3rdaxis, DJRobX and Dark. Developed using 10.6, install the final release of 10.6 to play. If you have not installed 10.6 final you will get script errors. Do not disable playfield reflections inserts will not display correctly. You must have dynamic playfield reflections enabled in video options or inserts display incorrectly. Script options are available, mainly to help performance. Magna save to cycle through LUTs, if you want to set a new default LUT use the script option. Includes Surround Sound Feedback (SSF). ZIP includes DMD colorisation files (courtesy of Slippifishi and Wob). ZIP includes Backglass files, original and cartoon version Thanks for some stuff from the vp9 version, DOF code etc (thanks to JPSalas and those who helped make that original one). Special thanks to Dark who provided the Bronto, Dictabird and cleaned up the 3D scans of building toys. To SlyDog for reference of his real machine and putting up with 3rdaxis. To Dave C for his support. Other thanks to the colorisation team Slippifishi and Wob and those in the community who supported this development and help make it possible. Final big thanks to the VPX and VPM development teams. What a great fun game... hope you all enjoy - PROVIDED STRICTLY FOR PERSONAL USE AND NOT FOR COMMERCIAL SALE OR DISTRIBUTION. PLEASE DO NOT RE-DISTRIBUTE.   Read More

Cuphead is a game that was designed to have music  from the  videogame. I love everything about Cuphead and am not interested in a "swell battle" with StudioMDHR. The new versions still have the scripting language for adding your own copy of the music (commented out with the ' mark at the beginning of the line). If you want the full effect of the table, with the brilliant music of Kris Maddigan, buy the soundtrack and add your favorite songs.  Details on how to do so are at the end of this description. A list of recommended songs, that coordinate with each "Boss,"  is in the support thread. Original post: When I saw my son playing Cuphead I was mesmerized by the Fleischer Studios' inspired art direction and captivating music by Kristofer Maddigan. This is a tribute to the game and its creators, StudioMDHR. It is built on Loserman76's EM chassis, with extra parts pulled from BorgDog's stripped EM table. bord coached me on creating PF meshes with the help of his video tutorials, Xenonph added music scripting  and some sounds, Thalamus sweetened the SSF and audio. All of the above helped with scripting and ideas, along with cyberpez. My son made sure I remained true to the spirit of the game. Since this is an original table layout, mods not permitted. (Sorry.) NOTE: Distribution of this table or its related files on a computer, virtual pinball machine or storage device, which is SOLD as part of a commercial product, or sharing this file on a public website, or via a file transfer process, is not allowed.  Add music: Buy the soundtrack, or purchase 12 Cuphead songs you love, convert to .mp3 and rename them "CupMusic1.mp3" through "CupMusic10.mp3, CupAttract.mp3 and CupHighScore.mp3" then place in your Music folder. I recommend the songs that correspond to the 10 bosses on the playfield, "Die House" for attract mode, and "Funfair Fever" for high score. Uncomment the lines 495-536, 2351, and the rest of line 3237 by removing the ' on each line. Determine the length in milliseconds of each song using software like Audacity; this allows for looping the song if you good enough to play through an entire song. Change the last 6 digit number that corresponds to each song. Ex:    Case 1:PlayMusic"CupMusic2.mp3":m02.enabled=true:m02.interval=230700 230700 milliseconds = 3 minutes 50 seconds 700 milliseconds. 3 x 60 seconds x 1000 = 180000, plus 50 x 1000 = 230000, plus 700 milliseconds = 230700 I have also fixed duplicate DOF numbering.       Read More

Full rebuild of Totan in Blender, all prerendered for 4K resolution. Thanks to: Original build by JPSalas in 2015 all physics and most of the script by Rothbauerw, all visuals by me High res playfield and plastics - Clark Kent Beta Testing and Table Reference - Randr DOF - Arngrim Special thanks: Knorr, for sounds from his soundpack nFozzy, for physics techniques G5K, for rendering advice For best performance use these settings: - use 10.6 beta version 3751 or later, otherwise the lamp normal map does not work properly - no brute-force 4x SSAA (is not necessary), but quality SMAA - exclusive full screen - Ambient occlusion, ball trails, screen space reflections all off Other remarks: - right magnasave button changes the LUT, see script options - it is advised to keep the POV settings as they are in the download for the full screen mode; all textures have been prerendered for this POV - day/night slider does not do much (only on lamp and playfield), use LUT to change contrast/brightness   Read More

ITS ALIVE!! yet another firepower mod, well at least we have plenty of choices! BIG THANK YOU TO SIGGI for allowing this mod of his mod! Also to darthmarino for creating the original version. ok , so the MISFITS (GLEN DANZIG ERA) are a punk band from the late 70s early 80s, they are what you get when you mix punk with old horror movies ! perfect for halloween. this is my first time doing anything other then consuming other peoples work lol, so it may seem sloppy( I am a newb after all) but I really wanted a MISFITS table, and I really wanted to give back to the community as well. I hope someone else enjoys this version, I know "punk rock" tables are a minority (check out BAD BRAINS vp9 if you like punk) but maybe this will inspire someone else to create what they are looking for! hope you enjoy my version.   Read More

Here is my EB_Deluxe_VP_Edition1.0.2 only for desktop. Animated raise drop targets. Realistic bally digits. Full animated backglass like the real one pin. Realistic game feeling and more surprises . Playfield sourced from bord’s VPX version. (with kind permission of),thanks Hope you enjoy it.   Read More

It’s time… I can now share my modest work on a table. And since I have to start with something not too complicated, it's a Mod of the Iron Maiden table (the band), which was itself a Firepower mod. So of course, all the credit goes to all the previous authors and people who worked on these tables, and who accept mods. Thank you all. Special thanks to Mussinger, who helped me debugging a few things and who has been a man of good advices. Everything started from the following sentence: "if you want to play at a table, do not wait for someone to create it for you, but do it yourself". Although I knew absolutely nothing about doing this, I said “OK, let’s go”, and here is the result: the DIMMU BORGIR table. DIMMU BORGIR is a Norwegian metal band that exists for more than 25 years, and their style is often described as Symphonic Black Metal, because they use a lot of choirs, keyboards, and symphonic or philharmonic orchestras. The name of the band comes from a volcanic region of Iceland, Dimmuborgir (in one word), which means "dark castles", because of the ghostly forms of volcanic formations that evoke ruins. As it’s a european band, please note that the pronounciations used in the table are at the european way (for instance, “U” is pronounced “uh”, not “you”). Of course, it’s an "extreme" imagery, and this music is not very "mainstream", so I am aware that my work will not please many people, but I really hope there will have at least one person that will appreciate this table as much as me. I had a lot of fun doing it, working on visuals in Photoshop, recording voices and effects, selecting songs from different albums, changing lights and colors… It's a lot of work, but it's very interesting. In short, be indulgent with my first try ! In the dowloadable file, you’ll find the table, the backglass (with animated lights), the rom, the music folder, and an image wheel. Now my favorite band has got a VPX table…     Read More

Welcome to Vegas! Now you can play the Stern CSI pinball table in a VIP casino room in Las Vegas. This is a MOD to add a VR room to a table that has not been edited, modified, or changed. Table credits should still be directed to the table authors. This is designed for use with VPVR For this VR room to run properly change the VR Far Plane value to 700 under VR Settings.   Read More

This is a VPX recreation of a 1984 Williams Strike Zone Shuffle Alley Bowler. It needs the rom "szone_l5.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. Selections are Regulation, Flash, Strike 90, Triple Strike, and Advance.   Read More

Hello everyone, big thanks for Sliderpoint and Bigus1 for letting me share this mod of Sliderpoints very good Pirates of the Caribbean.  The only problem with the table was the play field.  For some reason, since 2006 to 2019, there was no real good scans or pictures of a complete play field.  Luckily I found one, and with the help of Bigus1, who did all of the work regarding fitment of the new playfield, messing with the lights. All credit goes to him.  Adjusted a couple sounds, and here it is.   Please thank sliderpoint and bigus1 for this one.   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. Game selections are Regulation, Flash, Strike 90, 800, and Roto.   Read More

This is a VPX recreation of a 1979 Williams Pompeii Shuffle Alley Bowler. It needs the rom "pomp_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. Selections are Regulation, Flash, Strike 90, 800, and Advance.   Read More

This is a VPX recreation of a 1979 Williams King Tut Shuffle Alley Bowler. It needs the rom "kingt_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. Selections are Regulation, Flash, Strike 90, 800, and Pyramid.   Read More

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

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

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

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

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