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Metallica Premium Monsters (Stern 2013) mod of many other mods and Fast Flips enabled like the title says this is a mod of many other mods.... so I have no clue what the order of modding is.... I was just just going to post a another google drive link.... but i'm asked often to where it is.... so this is just easier.... but it was all started from Frens original posted Metallica Pro table... that was a port of 85vett's VP9.... then Sliderpoint came and got it to Premium Monsters..... then mod after mod after mod..... so guess what this is just one more.... reworked PF and Plastic by Peter Docker and tweaks by me I did my best to get the lighting as nice as possible getting the ramps to look good enough Fast Fips as enabled after help from DJrob X this has been being modded over and over for so long there is no way to thank everyone other then say Thanks Everyone that at chipped in....   Read More

Big Thank you to Javier for his VP9 version,  I started to use his resources but I noticed that he used the FP resources Francisco666 and the other FP authors for their plastic and PF redraw Dark bumper cap and apron primitive Bord for his plastic ramp textures, it cut my job to about 5 minutes when I added the ramp decals   Read More

this is a strip and rebuild of Bodydumps VP9 table, Big thank you to him and his 4096 px playfield redraw. it was actually over 6000 but I had to scale it down. I included an all white bumper cap in the image manager. this is a Gottlieb table more then likely the default credit key is 3. their are a few code issues,  non related to actual game play. their are 7 relays on this table,  I have no idea what relay A or relay C do,  the manual just says Trip and Solids/strips relay B and Relay T control  sequential light generating aux boards. I added this boards based on a very basic code using the blink pattern in the lights.  the lights next to the drop targets are working if you go to layer 7 you will see the flashers and lights I added.  I could not get the backwall lights to work. if anyone likes to redo my code, one that uses Jps fade routines would be preferred. I'm not to worried about not adding them given that they are not necessary for game play.   Read More

Victory from Gottlieb (1987)   Version 2.0.1: fixed missing balls and dome screws Guys, I can't stop it. Here's the rebuild-from-the-scratch version of Victory, that (hopefully) also fixes the known bugs. Rebuilding this table was only possible because of massive help from Schreibi34. He invested a tremendous amount of time, and created fascinating objects in Blender with kick ass 3D lighting effects. When the table was playable and nearly ready for release, WED21 joined the team, and he implemented his awesome sourround sound modifications. Some of you guys know, that I'm not as fast any more as I was prior to my rheumatism. My fingers are very slow now, so I'm full of gratitude to Schreibi34. He helped me a lot, so this table is also his table.   This table has been developed and tested during the build under several VPX versions. Last version tested was 10.5.0 (Revision 3455). We developed the table under the ROM "victory", we didn't test any other roms.   But not everything was done by me, so it's time to present the real stars behind this table: Schreibi: Thanks for everything you've done, this table is also yours... WED21: - Thanks for the kick ass surround sound modification! Flupper: Thanks a million times for the Cycles insert material and environment! Thanks for the free to use flasher domes. Awesome stuff! The Loafer: Thanks for all the testing JPSalas: ball rolling sound script, flasher images Zany: primitives Noah: nudging routines Hauntfreaks: background image Ninuzzu: ball shadow routines The VP and VPM development teams: Thanks for the awesome software   Ah, I forgot: No permission required to mod, enhance, or maybe delete, you can use all resources which came from me for whatever - but not for crime.   Read More

Welcome to the Beach! Surf's up Brah! Get your sex wax and board ready for a radical ride on the gnarliest waves and unleash your Big Kahuna!! This is BEACH BUMS!! Hey all, thank you to everyone on this awesome site for giving me the opportunity to share my table. So, since this is my first attempt at anything Visual Pinball, please go easy on me. lol. *gulp* First of all, a short backstory to why I even did this in the first place... A few years ago, I bought a real Fascination cocktail pinball called "Roy Clark, The Entertainer". Nothing against Roy Clark (and Hee Haw), but I decided I wanted to refurbish and re-theme the table (see before and after pic). The theme itself was based off of my favorite slot machine IGT's "Catch-A-Wave". There were only 2000 plays on this table when I bought it and it played perfectly. Unfortunately, after re-theming it and putting it back together, it doesn't work anymore. :( I don't know what I did, and I've had pin techs come look at it, but still can't fix it. Anyway, backstory aside, I decided to use all my original artwork, along with new artwork, and models, to bring you a VPX version of my theme and here it is! I'd like to thank everyone for helping me make this table possible... *First and foremost, I want to thank BorgDog for his original Hollywood Heat table, and for  letting me mod it to begin with. *Thank you again, BorgDog, for all your scripting guru knowledge and help (and for your patience) :) *Thank you xenonph for all your help from the very beginning. Couldn't have done it without you too. *Thank you Hauntfreaks for your B2S help! *Thank you Flupper for your awesomely beautiful ramp. *And a HUGE thank you to the VPX and VPM developers, who make this all possible!! Note: Beach Bums uses a slightly modded "hlywoodh" rom for scoring. It is included in this file, although it will interfere, if you have an existing HH rom, sorry :(. Also included is background and bonus music MP3's that will need to install in your VPX music folder. Don't forget to turn off all original HH sounds, changeable in the script, to hear the included MP3's and such. Thank you to everyone and I hope you all have as much fun playing this table as I did making it. Your friend in pinball, Brian (watacaractr/RetroBASH)   Read More

Thanks to Bord for his excellent Blender magic that really makes these tables look photo-realistic.  Some of the renders took over 24 hours of processor time to complete so be sure to thank him for his work on this table. Also thanks to Slydog43 who actually owns a 4MBC and scanned his plastics for us.  He also play tested the table to make 4MBC play as close to the real thing as possible.   Lastly thanks to KDS70 for testing the table out, I always feel like most all of the bugs are found once he's put a table through the paces. Four Million BC features a "Volcano" saucer that can trap a ball and release it with the right side mushroom bumper as well as a three stage "Tar Pit" that can be advanced with the center mushroom.  The top of the playfield features a "Bird Ramp" (really a reptile ramp) that lights the three Thumper Bumpers as well as scores 1000 points per roll over if the topmost rollover is hit and the ball doesn't touch a 10 point scoring rubber. The game also has "Zipper Flippers" and the lower roll over buttons activate either the left outlane kicker or open the shooter lane gate. The table has my usual "Options Menu" that can be accessed when the game is in standby mode by holding down the left flipper button.  Please be aware that the "Chimes On" and "Chimes Off" selection refers to real DOF controlled chime units.  If you don't have one of these please select "Chimes Off" for the recorded chime sounds. Lastly, this table incorporates some new sound handling routines for under playfield speakers.  The various "Active Ball" controlled sounds have been tweaked to make them as realistic as possible in terms of pan/fade location as well as volume.  There is also a new PlayFieldSound routine is used to pass objects as the location for large object sounds like bumpers and gates. Bord's new B2S is included for ease of installation.  There is a new DOF online config for this table as of 6/16/18. "Four Million BC, the table that proves that burlap is the world's oldest fabric."   Read More

FS MODE Only.   Here is Capcom Breakshot That I originally Built for personal FS mode. 32assassin provided a base script and I tweaked the script to my liking. this table is about 80% done.  I always loved the real breakshot pinball and so I built me one for vpx. but now I got no time to finish this table. and so I figured I would offer it to who ever to finish this wip. or use whatever so we all can enjoy capcom's breakshot in vpx All plastics are made from scratch. the dimensions for the table are for the most part approximate. like I said this whole thing started as a personal project. I would like to thank 32assissin for his help scripting. Dozer for answering a couple questions I had. And I would like to thank everyone who contributed to building all versions of breakshot (Vp8/Vp9) as scripting and the like was used here and there to bring this version along.   Read More

Hold onto your butts! See script for lots of options! Everything for this table was redrawn and is presented in HD.  If you have performance issues you may want to consider some upgrades :P.  In the meantime however you can export the PF and plastics images and just reduce image size in half as well as disable some extra effects in the script options. The highly anticipated Jurassic Park VPX update is here and oh man what a journey. It all started what feels like a year ago when bodydump Tom offered to redraw the PF for me.  I had started updating my Trex model but it was really Tom's play field that made the project take it's first steps into becoming a full fledged project.  So I really can't thank Tom enough for the stellar job he did especially considering the level of detail. You can see the table's progress in this project: https://vpinball.com/bb_project/jurassic-park-t-rex-update-wip/ Spared no expense on this table: Dark: Just about entire table in 3D + plastics redraws, lots of custom lighting+effects. Bodydump:  Amazing play field redraw, Trex box redraw, graphics help. Rothbauerw:  Innovative scripting solutions, trex ball swallow ball effect (game ball actually get's picked up and swallowed).  Implemented 'flupper' style base lighting for me. Randr:  He was basically my slave on this project, I can't thank him enough for his infinite patience with me in seeing my vision come to life.  I won't apologise for being a slave driver though. :P  He entertained every crazy idea I had and helped me build many aspects of the table. Hauntfreaks:  A huge help color balancing and remastering a lot of the plastics. flupper: Super custom JP pop bumper caps, DE flippers and flasher domes. Shoutout to ICPjuggla for his input. Resources: Trex pics: Jkimbrell,  More Trex and table pics: Sliderpoint and his friend "Jim"  Even got a bunch of measured pics (ruler in pics) thanks! I really hope you all enjoy this table, a lot went into it. Regards Dark   Read More

Swords of Fury (Williams 1988) 1.4 detail mod with permission from Takut I went thru the table so it would match the look of all the other tables in my cab - lights adjusted - textures adjusted so VPX will display them better - subtle shadow layer - ball shadow - materials updated - custom color gradient it looks nice on my setup... hope you guys enjoy it   Read More

Yes, that's the name. "The Table With The Least Comprehensible Theme Ever". There has been much discussion about Dialed In being a bad theme for a table. My thought process was along the lines of "Bad theme? I'll show you a bad theme!" This is a VPX remaster of a nine year old table originally made for Visual Pinball tech beta 6, based on in-jokes among some people who used to chat on IRC at that time. Rules: Shoot white lights for modes. Shoot yellow lights for fic awards. Shoot green lights for multiball. I am allowing open modding of this table. I do not have the hardware to test adding cabinet support. The table should be angle independent and work in full screen mode. Some sounds and graphics were reused from JPSalas's Ghostbusters: Slimer table with his permission.   Read More

IMPORTANT NOTE Make sure you have a key bound for right MagnaSave. Using the right MagnaSave button activates a power-up on this table, and building and using power-ups is a core element of this table's game play. Requirements Visual Pinball 10.4. About the table My second VPX original is based on the 1985 space shooter Gradius. This is intended to be a table styled on the late-80s alphanumeric display era of pinball, with short ball times, nudging required, and lasers that go "pew!" Cabinet support I am allowing open modding of this table. I do not have the hardware to test adding cabinet support. The table should be angle independent and work in full screen mode. Rules POWER-UPS: Hit shots with lit capsules to light power-ups. Hit the turquoise center targets to light additional capsules. Use the right MagnaSave button to activate the currently lit power-up. LETTER power-up: Spot a letter in O-P-T-I-O-N. MISSILE power-up: Advance an enemy at a random shot. BUMPERS power-up: Score 100 points per bumper for 25 hits. SPINNER power-up: Score 100 points per spin for 25 spins. OPTION power-up: Light a lock for multiball. BARRIER power-up: Raise drop targets by the outlanes. MYSTERY: Complete the green lights at the bottom lanes to light a mystery award at the center saucer. MULTIBALL: Hit O-P-T-I-O-N targets or use the OPTION power-up to light lock at the ramps. Lock can be lit up to three times. Locking a ball when no more locks are lit will activate multiball. JACKPOT: During multiball, hit each of the ramps once to light jackpot at the side loop. ENEMIES: Complete all three blue lights at a shot to defeat enemies and start a hurry-up. Start a hurry-up while another hurry-up is running for bigger points. BIG CORE: Hit the drop target below the upper flipper to expose and defeat Big Core. BOSS BATTLE: Activate each power-up once, score a jackpot, destroy all enemies, and defeat Big Core to light a boss battle at the center saucer. ARCADE WIZARD: ??? Hints There are two extra balls available: One from defeating Big Core (yellow targets) for the second time, and one from the mystery award. The fifth mystery award is guaranteed to be an extra ball. The are two five way combos on the table. Make one of them and something good will happen! left ramp > right ramp > left loop > side loop > center saucer right ramp > left ramp > center lane > side loop > center saucer   Read More

A rare 1971 game as production was halted due to copyright concerns. This was later revised and released in 1972 as Space Time/Time Zone. Space Time is the better game with a center post and 4 bumpers, but Time Tunnel is a fun peek into Space Time's origins and the artwork is awesome. Built on the Space Time script by @rothbauerw Thanks to @loserman76 for the nudge to get this done. Download includes the B2S.   Read More

Roller Coaster (Gottlieb 1971) whats new in v2.0 modernized script (BorgDog) reworked and color corrected PF image (real 4K) complete lighting upgrade full shadow package primitive pf cutouts new and kickers better and new sounds reskinned option menu (long left flipper push before starting game) and more.... thanks goes out to Borgdog (as always) and Kai for help with the sound v1.0 this was a table I did the redraw for the VP9 version after recently getting the real machine, it sparked my interest in redoing it for VPX graphicly this wasnt much of a challenge since I already had many images complete, but now with VPX's lighting and physics! Borgdog took over the VPV scripting and as always he did an awesome job making it all work   Roller Coaster IMO is one of these table that has historical value, it was the first to use a wire ramp to raise the ball off the playfield (as a bridge) also because of its subject matter (carnival, circus, amusement park)   Features: - all new EM primitives (ball gate bracket, rubber wheel and brackets, octagon hit target) - shadow casting layer - GI lighting techniques - bumper caps   Thank you goes out to: BorgDog (scripting, testing, help with lighting) Arngrim (DOF) Robertms (testing) Zany (spinner texture) Loserman (inspiration for spinner script) TomTower (his ball from MM)   Read More

Nude version of my restored Cosmic Princess (Stern 1979) backglass zip file includes a nude mod of jpsala's Cosmic Princess (Stern 1979) vpt table and preview images and weel logo for frontend thanks to all authors for permission to mod   NOTICE My work does NOT want to offend anyone, if you do not agree don't download or use file     Read More

Night of the Living Dead '68 (Original 2018) Mod Version 1.0 by HiRez00 and Xenonph This is my first official mod / table release, and I wanted to do something unique and special with it. This was a labor of love pinball table created as a dedication to the late, great filmmaker George A. Romero, who single-handedly created and stamped the "zombie" genre with his original classic "Night of the Living Dead" in 1968. This film set the benchmark and tone for all "zombie" movies and TV shows that followed. Had he not made this great film that terrified millions of people, the zombie trend that is now upon us would have never existed, ever. How many filmmakers created a genre that has been imitated, copied and downright ripped off like the one he started on a shoe-string budget? None. When I first saw this incredible B&W classic in the late 70s - early 80s, it absolutely changed my life. I was in awe of how he was able to create tension and fear without ANY blood and guts at all. It turns out, when they made the film, they had a very small budget and couldn't afford anything like that ... but DID add these elements in later films like "Dawn of the Dead" in 1978. For his amazing creativity, wonderful personality, and moral message within each of his films, he was truly one of a kind, and will be missed. He may be gone ... but his incredible movies will be watched and remembered forever. George A. Romero (1940 – 2017) - father, film maker, friend, may you rest in peace. ------------- This is a graphics and sound mod of Out of Sight (Gottlieb 1974). Thanks to Loserman76 for allowing us to mod his original table. I chose his table because it played perfectly to what I wanted for this new table design and could be adjusted and modified fairly easily. His exact words when asked permission were: "Go for it!". Original Out of Sight (Gottlieb 1974) can be found here: http://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=13254 Every graphic / image from the original table has been re-drawn (from scratch), heavily modified, or swapped out completely for new ones for a brand new layout. Multiple elements were also moved and adjusted to work with the new layout design. This table would not have been possible without the hard work, dedication and collaboration from Xenonph. Well known for his great sound and "flashers" mods to several tables, this time around he REALLY "stepped up to the plate" and took a BIG swing at adding all the additional features of sound, lighting, and additional extensive scripting this table needed. I am very grateful to have collaborated with such a talent as him. With every project, he goes over and above what is expected and never ceases to amaze me to how much he contributes to making tables and here on the forums. I can't thank him enough for weeks of time he put into making this table with me. This new table is NOT a solo release. This is a collaborative release from both me (HiRez00) AND Xenonph. There are 2 versions of this Night of the Living Dead (1968) table you can download: NOTLD-68 Mod v.1.x and NOTLD-68 Grunge-Mod v.1.x. NOTLD-68 Mod v.1.x is the standard 'clean and new' looking version. NOTLD-68 Grunge-Mod v.1.x is a totally 'distressed' and 'grunge' looking version as if this table was originally designed by Gottlieb  and built and then stored in an old barn or warehouse for 40+ years ... to be recently discovered and played. Both tables play exactly the same and use the same custom 'Music' files. The grunge mod started as an experiment to see if we could do it realistically, and it turned out amazing. I am partial to the 'Grunge-Mod' version and prefer that version now. Because this was originally a EM (Electro-Mechanical) table, there are no ROMs to download or install. Place the files in the 'music' folder in your music folder located where you installed Visual Pinball - VPX. (DO NOT PLAY THE MUSIC AS THIS MAY ADD A TAG TO MP3 AND RENDER MP3 USELESS!!) If you would like to change the game options / settings (3 ball and 5 ball and bonus options), when game is not in progress, holding down left flipper for about 3-5 seconds will bring up the options menu. Left Flipper selects item and Right flipper changes option. If you plan on using this table in a cabinet, we have created 2 versions of the backglass, one in approx 4x3 aspect ratio and one in 16x9 aspect ratio for widescreen monitors. You can download the original backglass files here: https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/night-of-the-living-dead-68-original-2018-b2s-backglass/ DOF commands (as in the original table) are included within the script, but you will need to add the functionality to your DirectOutputConfig.ini file as this is an EM table that has not been added to DOF. For those of you (like me) that are using a PinDMD3, we have included a folder of DMD images and MP4 videos you can use in conjuncture with whatever front end software you are using so your DMD will not remain blank or static during game play. All pics, trademarks, logos and sounds belong to their respectful owners. This table is for personal home, and non-commercial entertainment use only. Most of the media used to create this table is freely available on the internet and should be consider as non-profit fan art.   Read More

Capcom's Pinball Magic.  Original table by Unclewilly. Unclewilly did a great job on a very challenging build.  I would have never taken on this project without all the hard work he did on this table.  This has been on my to do list for the better part of a year and I finally found the inspiration to complete it. The original build was never fully functional.  Thanks to DJRobX for his help figuring out all the switches, timings, and other things to get the stage area all working correctly (btw, DJRobX is crazy smart!). Also, special thanks to randr for his help with modeling, miscellaneous questions, testing, and smart ass comments.  The hand primitive is his.  He's also responsible for making me implement the moving eyes and he did all thee art work. What's new: Lighting has all been updated and is now more accurate to design Physics Updated spiral ramp physics Fully functional, stage area now works correctly as does the hand and magnet (you can now fully execute "Silence the Critics" Add missing items such as screws and nuts Updated flashers using Flupper's octadomes Added playfield, flipper, and ball shadows Added/enhanced mechanical sounds Surround Sound   Read More

Space Time (Bally 1972) table: bord script: rothbauerw scans: manples I had a crush on this machine ever since seeing a sweet restore thread on Pinside. Lo and behold the restorer was our very own @manples. He provided great scans of the playfield and plastics as well as countless photographs to help me build the Time Tunnel accurately in Blender. @rothbauerw did all the rules/scoring/scripting work. I learned a lot from working with him and seeing how he scripts these things. My life has never been the same since he used "blenddisablelighting" on this project. It is the greatest. B2S included B2S thanks to @hauntfreaks for cutout/grading work, thanks to @manples for the backglass image, thanks to @rothbauerw for helping me figure out how to get everything working.   Read More

VPX conversion of my VP9 table. Still has a lot of new stuff! Borrowed some primitive models from flupper: apron, pegs... New lighting, new LED playfield lights, some new features for me overall it's been a year long WIP so forgetting everything I did... Should work with any VPX 10.1 rev 2820 and above! Arngrim added controller script! Really had to compromise with the back wall lighting due to the darkest depths of hell opening up any time all 5 turned on...   Read More

Big Brave (Gottlieb 1974) this is sentimental table for me, I had this machine in my bedroom when I was a kid and its what made me stumble into this silly hobby in the first place... Carlos past some photos on to Loserman and I which sparked some interest in building the table... so Loserman and I took on the task, I used Losermans gottlieb EM template to layout and build the visuals of the table, then past it back to Loserman for him to code the table....  Loserment is one top EM coders in the hobby also thanks to Carlos for the inspiration, and Borgdog for making a few primitive cutouts and testing 4kish...lol PF and plastics full shadow treatment detailed lighting full set of primitive cutout Loserman option menu  (long hold left flipper before starting a 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!   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

this is a strip and rebuild of  Mfuegemanns VP9 version. I asked for permission to release it and he told me that he never released a VPX vresion because I had some problems with the holes in VPX. The staged balls were too often running "through" the first ball. because of this the table is being released as version 0.9 and will be updated to 1.0 as the bugs are worked out. note that IF!!!!  you cannot get the table to start make sure you add the included snspares.nv to yor nvram folder in your PINMAME folder. their are other available nv files in the support topic for the FS table feel free to read through if you need to http://www.vpforums.org/index.php?showtopic=31819   Read More

Rockmakers was the first game I’d played in the seventies. It was also my first VP project in 2012. This is the upgrade to VPX4. Bally’s Rockmakers was released in August 1968. Design by Ted Zale and the artwork was made by Jerry Kelley. I met the guy in real during the Pinball Expo in Chicago in 1992. Thanks to Jan Izaks for the pictures of the German version. It was a lot of work to make everything in English. Specially the backglass. Have fun!   Read More

Alien Star, a single level 2-ball multiball table from 1984.  I ran across this watching some Papa videos online and decided I needed to play it.  There were a couple vp9 versions out there, but I don't play those so I took the map from the manual and started building from scratch (well ok, I stripped down Hollywood Heat and used that as the base).. fast forward a few days and here we are. I know there are many inaccuracies with the table, and missing artwork and whatnot, but until I have better resources to work with this is what we have.  I do think it plays well and is a lot of fun, be sure to watch some videos for tips on how to score big.. hint involves right-inlane and spinner + multiball if you can manage it. Thanks to hauntfreaks as usual for graphics help and play testing.  download contains a directb2s that was a complete rebuild of wildman's on VPU with new art and lighting.  also contains portrait and landscape POV files (table set portrait for my cabs). DOF should be functional but I'm not able to test at the moment.   Read More

Another great by Harry Williams: Stern's 1980 Galaxy. Allegedly the first pinball with controlled GI, this is the first VP version of Galaxy that calls the GI correctly. I built a new B2S just to maximize this effect. Big thanks to @RC10Worlds for playfield/plastic scans and play testing. Thanks to @randr for helping find the GI solenoid. Thanks to @arconovum for the backglass image.   Read More

This is a graphics and sound mod of Panthera (Gottlieb 1980). (WARNING!!! THIS TABLE HAS ALOT OF FLASHING LIGHTS!!! MAY CAUSE SEIZURE!!! USE AT OWN RISK!!) I first would like to thank JPSalas for allowing mods without permission. I would also like to thank him for making a great table!!! I also would like to thank HauntFreaks for allowing me to use his "shadows and tweeks mod" he made of JPSalas' Panthera table!! I would also like to thank HiRez00 for doing all the graphics on everything, including DT backdrop, playfield, and plastics!! He did a great job!! HUGE THANKS!! There is much more important info on original download page. They put in alot of time and work on the original table, and it is appreciated!! So if you like this mod, I would encourage you to thank the original author of the table, as I have only made a few changes! JPSalas Original Table... http://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=13129# Find ROM here...(Uses 7 digit Panthera rom "panther7") http://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=988 IPDB... http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1745 DON'T FORGET TO DOWNLOAD HiRez00's WHEEL IMAGES AND DB2S BACKGLASSES!!! HiRez00 made wheel images. Find them here... https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/tron-classic-1982-wheel-pack-1-0/ HiRez00 made 2 db2s Backglasses. Find them here... https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/tron-classic-original-2018-backglass/ THIS TABLE IS DEDICATED TO MY BROTHER DAN!!! KEEP FIGHTING BRO!!! I would also like to thank BorgDog for his upgrades to the table!! He... Changed flippers Changed kicker (cut hole in playfield image) Animated the rubbers behind the drops Couple other minor changes. It is definately appreciated!!! I also would like to thank Flupper for his great Flasher resource table!! I would also like to thank Thalamus for telling me how to use resource tables!! I also would like to thank Allknowing2012 and Gtxjoe for teaching me how to add timers to script! I also would like to thank DJRobX, STAT, Gtxjoe, and nFozzy, for helping me shorten my StopSounds and PlaySounds script commands. (They each wrote out an example, and between them all, I was able to figure it out!! BIG THANKS!!!) I would also like to thank DJRobX for showing me example of flasher script command for flasher placement in FS mode. I also would like to thank STAT for his "Team Change script", which my script is based on. I also would like to thank Steve "Slydog43" for which these VPX mods would not be possible!! Tron-Classic (Original 2018) Mod by HiRez00 and Xenonph This table was made with VPX_5_beta_rev3434. Best to use this version or higher for best results. Find it here.. http://www.vpforums.org/index.php?showtopic=39428&page=1#entry397433 The key to high scores on this table is to try and hit those upper 4 rollovers at top of table first. Then go for the drop targets. Hit the 1-2-3 lanes to light up extra ball. Version 1.02 Added Time period option per BorgDogs request, which removes all voice and music sounds to make it more like that time period of tables. Thanks for the request BorgDog!! Find this option on Line 22 in table script. Default setting is 0 which plays all the sounds. Change from 0 to 1 and all voice and background music sound effects are gone. You will still get non-voice sound effects and flashers with options set to 1. Or you can toggle sounds on and off with Magna-Save buttons. (L-CTRL and R-CTRL) Right Magna-Save shuts off sounds, left Magna-Save turns them back on. I moved the spinner pics to be toggled with Buy-In button, or 2 key on keyboard. Added flasher and GI lights to DT backdrop. Added 6 more sound effects, including 2 kicker bonus count sound effects. (One of these is the laser zapping flynn into computer world.) (As soon as I can learn how to tie sound effects to lights, I will add drain bonus light count sound effect.) BorgDog was kind enough to add his goodies to the table!!! He... Changed flippers Changed kicker (cut hole in playfield image) Animated the rubbers behind the drops Couple other minor changes. Version 1.01 Added missing DOF commands. Adjusted font size of DT view text lights. Version 1.0 Noticed that a rollover was not showing for the top rollover on the 1-2-3 lights. Just checkmarked "Visible" and added metal wire material to fix. Added backwall to DT view with Encom logo in center. Added over 100 sound effects including voice and background music. Added 24 flashers from fluppers flasher resource table activated by events. 8 spinner pics can be toggled with Right Magna Save key. (R-CTRL) Included nvram that has Match activated. (For those who can't figure out how to get Match working.) Press F6 while table is running to bring up dipswitch options.) Place nvram in your nvram folder located where you installed Visual Pinball. Place music in your music folder located where you installed Visual Pinball. (DO NOT PLAY THE MUSIC AS THIS MAY ADD A TAG TO MP3 AND RENDER MP3 USELESS!!) Be sure to restart table after starting table for first time as flippers may stick on first start of table on your setup. (You should do this with all new tables you are trying out for first time to avoid weird table behaviour.) All pics, trademarks, Logos and sounds belong to their respectful owners. This table is for personal home, and non-commercial use only. This table should be used for educational purposes only.. Some of the media used to create this are freely available on the net and I consider my work as non profit fan art. (WARNING!!! THIS TABLE HAS ALOT OF FLASHING LIGHTS!!! MAY CAUSE SEIZURE!!! USE AT OWN RISK!!) 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This table requires the latest pinmame beta and the latest VP10.4 Beta Notes: You can change the GI in-game by hitting the Right magnasave while holding down the left magnasave The dancing boogiemen feature must be toggled on in the ROM. It's Feature Adjustment 32. STUTTERING ON OLDER VIDEO CARDS: please consider utilizing 'max texture dimensions' in the video options -this table utilizes an 8K(!) Playfield and may overload your ram as a result!   This one has a huge list of credits: Original VP10 table by Shoopity with elements from Dozer316's mod of JPSalas's table Revived by Hauntfreaks with scripting by nFozzy and additional work by ICPJuggla and Arngrim. Flupper1 greatfully provided the ramp textures.  Some resources from LoadedWeapon, and sounds from Knorr. Hopefully I didn't leave anyone out :P Huge thanks  to everyone involved.   Read More

Seawitch (Stern 1980) originally built by UncleWilly, then updated by HauntFreaks, and once again updated by 32A and HauntFreaks    Read More

Re creation of Bally's Eight Ball I have been slowly learning how to edit in VP, so when I saw that 32assassin has uploaded a PPPA table, I wondered why Eight Ball was never made.  For those who aren't aware, PPPA was a tournament that never happened, but two machines were re skinned, KISS and Eight Ball.  Nothing was changed, just the artwork. With that in mind, I wondered if I could simply just "undo" their work in a sense, and just re skin the PPPA machine.  I was surprised to see some of the Eight Ball images already in the image directory, so my work was really cut in half, and I used the plastics and playfield image  from moogster66 vp9 table. I contacted 32, and he told me he originally made Eight Ball first, but couldn't get all the permissions needed to release the table, so he went with PPPA.  I went ahead, finished my table then with the help of Haunt Freaks, the lighting and shadows were fixed up, and the permissions needed were tied. I really can't take much credit at all for this table.  It's 32's work, all I did was put a new coat of paint on it.  I know JP just released this table as well, so now we have two.  Thanks to; 32assassin- made the PPPA table Popotte- the future pinball eight ball creator his apron pop bumper cap and plunger image were used moogster66: vp9 table for the playfield and plastics HauntFreaks: Lighting and shadows and detailing.   roccodimarco: re skinned   Read More

Gulfstream is a Bally game from 1973 that features a nine segment grid in the middle of the play field that forms a tic-tac-toe game for scoring bonuses like replays and extra balls.  The B2S backglass is included in the zip file. The table has an options menu that can be accessed by holding down the left flipper while the game is in standby mode.  This menu allows the user to set an number of options like free vs coin play, game mode (replay, add-a ball or novelty [points for tic-tac-toes]) and chime unit on/off. Please note that the Chime Unit On/Off is for cabs that have actual chime units in them.  If you don’t have a chime unit set this to “Off” and if you do have a chime unit, think of this as a night time mode setting so that you can turn off the loud chimes at night. Thanks to Bord for his awesome Blender magic as well as for the many unique primitives that he made for the table!  Also thanks to kds70 for testing the table and helping me get the bugs out. Enjoy!   Read More

A re creation of the 1978 Brunswick table Alive! First, A LOT of thanks needs to be said.  This is a conversion of updon719 Aspen table.  From what I can tell Alive and Aspen, are essentially the same table, with only a few different sound effects.   I was able to get the sounds from the machine from a few different youtube videos.  I did my best to edit out the background noise and table noises.  Luckily someone that owns the machine is going to eventually send me the sounds.   Ok, moving on, I used some elements from the VP9 Alive! table, so I need to thank, Wrenchien the original creator,  dboyrecords who worked on the recreation,Stat, and Borgdog who are credited on the Aspen table.  I really started this just as a "test" as I'm trying to learn vpx, and teach myself some new photoshop skills (I have a very basic understanding of it).  I started just touching up the playfield, just messing around, and I really got into it, and decided to "attempt" the whole field.  It isn't the best, but when I loaded it into vpx, I said, "Ok, I may have something here!"  So I kept going.   I'm a big Elvis fan, and I really enjoy the artwork of this, and figured I would upload this, and hope some people would enjoy it, and maybe update it more.  I also reskinned the Aspen Backglass to go along with the table. My final thanks goes to Brain Ryan who helped with adjusting the lights, updating the materials, color corrected the plastic so VPX will display them better,added some missing screws, ball and fipper shadows, custom color lookup and the pov.   However; I do my editing on my work computer, so the pov MAY have got a little screwed up again .  Here are the recommended pov: 0 8.2 50.8 270 0.884 1 1 -13 -3.2 -1630 Included I have the backglass.  One last note, I have NO idea whats going on with the desktop version, as laylow sent me a message saying the background was still Aspen.  I put a new background in to match, but couldn't get the scoring to work, if someone wants to take a look at that. Enjoy!   Read More