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  It's my first attempt to recreate a table, I hope you like it. What I did was to use a table created by TAB and modify all the graphics, if there are errors, which is very likely, I will try to solve them, as long as it is within my possibilities, if someone can help me solve them much better. I want to thank TAB for your kindness in allowing me to modify your table. Also to the JPS teacher for encouraging me to recreate this table. Also to STAT who was the one who when I made the backglass ne gave the idea of ​​this table.   Read More

Back to the Future - Data East - 1990   Here is one of my favorites.  It has everything I love in a pinball table..  Great Theme, Ramps, and Multi-ball... Crazy to think I've been working on it for over two years O_O.  I hope it shows :P  This is a port of JP's vp 9 version.  I rebuilt it once, and then with the help of wrd1972 again to the correct dimensions.  Lots and lots and lots of new things, and some old from the original table.   Check the top of the script for a bunch of different options/mods   '''Thanks''' again its been two years I hope I remember everyone and what they have done.   First off to wrd1972 and rothbauerw for helping me finish this up and testing.  Who know if it would have ever gotten done without them. JP.. for his original table (and anyone else that might have worked on it) and his permission to MOD.  Like so many other tables, this would not exists without him. wrd.. Heaps and Heaps behind the scenes...  Physics (HMLF) resizing and placing objects and on and on. roth..  All kinds of trouble shooting and code wizardry. ClarkKent.. Playfield and ramp decals along with some sounds and other tweaks along the way. hauntfreaks.. made a pass on the lighting and other things at some point before his hiatus.  He also did the photoshop work for the Hologram Photo (I love when an Idea comes together) Dark.. For lots of little nuts and bolts and things. Zany.. For the Flasher domes and other things I'm sure. flupper1.. For fixing up and texturing the flux ramp. nFozzy.. For his modulated GI script evileye and wrd1972.. For taking pics of the flasher domes I based my redraws on (icing on the cake) Others I've "borrowed" code, ideas and resources from over the years. Everyone else behind VP and all the other table authors!!  None of us get to enjoy VP without them!!!!!   -cyberpez   Read More

Thanks to:   Flying Dutchman for your UVP animated backglass. Destruk for its VP9 table, from which I took all the data of the lights, which I could not get anywhere else. to dboyrecords for his table rotated to FS and his directb2s, from which he took the image to recreate mine. Hmueck for his playfield image that I used as base. (here the link) https://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=10965   The table was recreated taking the image of Hmueck, mentioned above, recreate all the playfield based on that image, trying to finish it as close as possible to the original, the same with the plastics, with images obtained from the internet, which improve graphically, try to give the most similar physics to what I could see in the videos i found on Youtube. This table has as a difference, that when completing the lights of GOLDBALL, when losing the ball, the next one will be a golden ball and the value of the points are tripled during that ball. Well I hope you like it, it was done trying to take care of the details, within my humble possibilities.   Read More

I started this table because I found an image on the internet of great quality, although the playfield was deteriorated, I tried to rebuild it as best I could with all my limitations (I'm not a designer, although I really like that job) that took me almost a month, the plastics They are the ones that Kiwi gave to dboyrecords for the VP9 version of dboyrecords, since thank you very much to both of you, I found only two better plastics that use them and I was able to recreate the spinner that I found for sale on ebay, although the image was by the half, I recreated it as I thought it should be, since there are no images of it   Thanks to all those who worked previously at this table, Destruk, TAB, Eala Dubh Sidhe, Aussie34, Many data helped me to understand how the lights worked and others since there is not much documentation of this table. Thanks to Stephan (STAT) for his media packageThanks to Wildman for his Great B2S A special thanks to Inkochnito, who wrote the dip switches on the VP8 table and that he also uses in this version. Thanks also to the great developers like JP, Assassins32, Ninuzzu, DjRobX, Rothbauerw, Flupper, Hauntfreaks, etc. I hope no one is offended and I do not forget anyone, but I use many resources of all of them, I also enjoy the great tables they make, this is just my humble contribution I hope you enjoy it.     Press F6 for this options: Maximum credits= 5 - 40 High game to date award= 1 - 3 credits Special award= Extra ball or credit Balls per game= 3 - 5 Free play feature Play tunes Match feature   Read More

VPX conversion Artwork done by Hauntfreaks others to thank: GNance, JPSalas, Pinuck, hauntfreaks, Borgdog, Arngrim in addition to the "standard" keys (typically "1" to start game and "5" for coin), I've added "3" as another coin input and "4" for coin and auto-start game (like I recall the dime slots generally were) to simulate 3 coin slots 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, right flipper changes option. I've also included shadows for the ball and flippers. If you want to turn them off look for these lines at the beginning of the script: Const ShadowFlippersOn = true Const ShadowBallOn = true change to false if you want either of the shadows not showing on your tables     Read More

One of my final 2 tables - Polo. This is a "Loserman Redraw" so if it sucks, you know why.   essentially this is the 4 player Mini Cycle. Same gameplay, just different art.   Plastics were culled from all sorts of images (mostly awful as you can see) from the internet. The backglass image is from ipdb.   I've included a wheel image as well. Use it ort trash it, won't hurt my feelings.   Read More

Final table by me - Team One. Another Loserman76 redraw so if it sucks, just delete it :) This is the Add-a-ball version of Abra Ca Dabra.   Includes a wheel and the backglass. Backglass image thanks to Wildman.       Read More

Centigrade 37 (Gottlieb 1977) This is built on a PF redraw I did last year as a challenge to improve my Illustrator skills. Borgdog saved the day by fixing my ramshackle script and getting this thing to work properly. Thanks to pinuck for permitting use of his VP9 script.   Read More

After loserman76 released his 4-Square table, of which I had done the add-a-ball (aab) versions Astro and Star Trek, bord and I had a conversation about the merits of replay vs aab games at home where a replay isn't worth anything really, and a lot of times it's more fun to play the add-a-ball.  During that conversation Jack's Open came up, and I knew there had been aab versions of it made, so I did a little research, found some decent images and went to town on Sliderpoint's Jack's Open table.  So first, big thanks to sliderpoint and gnance for the Jack's Open version, and pinuck who's table it was based on.  I redrew the relevant parts of the playfield to convert it over to Lucky Hand (or Lucky Card), did a lot of re-scripting to change the scoring, built a directb2s for it from an image found online (I started with wildman's image from vpu which was higher res, but the other I found later was clearer imo so I used it instead), did a few minor changes to lighting on the table, swapped in bord's new Gottlieb flipper primitives.  Sliderpoint swapped in a couple of different primitives/textures he had, and I left all the physics how he had them, so you can blame him when the ball drains :) There are options near the top of the script for  3 or 5 ball, replay levels etc if you wish to change any of that.  At some point I'll probably add in the left-flipper menu system after the kinks have been worked out, and probably more options like freeplay.   Read More

This is basically a total rebuild of my Fire Queen table I had/have posted over on VPF.  Someone gave me a mostly complete playfield redraw a long time ago and I forgot who that was, so thanks to anonymous donor.  I finished the redraw mostly by adding inserts and background, got a new backglass image off the internet somewhere, found some scans of a couple of the plastics and some are lower res images (I can't believe I used to own vulcan and didn't scan the plastics before I sold it. bah).  Hauntfreaks did some of his magic and made snippets for the db2s, bord made his rendered shadows/lights and a few textures (thanks guys!), and I redid a bunch of the scripting to correct some earlier scoring errors.  Oh, and that was after sizing it correctly as I had made this before I found out about Gottlieb's switch to 42" playfields sometime in '76 when they also went to a deeper cabinet. hold down left flipper to access options menu before starting a game (idea borrowed from loserman76 and gnance) directB2S file included *ps. I may at some point do the 4 player Vulcan version, but there are some differences mainly in light animation that would take some ciphering, and this bg is much better.   Read More

Hey guys, Firstly, I want to make it clear that this is my first venture into table creation. 99.9%of the work here has to be credited to the previous authors of this table but I have been given permission to share my changes as an update. Thanks to Thalamus, 85Vett,  Freneticamnesic for the original work and also the wider community for offering advice on script issues and how to move forward (Xenonph, Terry Red, Did Crabtree,Rob Ross and special mention to G5k for the ball :) ).   I really wanted to add in the OST music to the table at start up and that was my original aim with this mod, however once I started digging deeper into VPX I found I quite enjoyed tinkering, making changes, making mistakes but hopefully some improvements. It plays well and hopefully you will like the subtle differences I have made. :)   Thanks again Daz.       Read More

4 Square http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=940 Table By Loserman76 Backglass image used in B2S courtesy of Wildman The playfield is a redraw 100% by me. So if it sucks, you know why - haha I've included a wheel image, but it has been sitting on my hard drive for so long that I forgot who did it. If it is yours, let me know and I'll add you to the credits.   Includes stuff/tips/tricks from hauntfreaks, BorgDog, GNance, JPSalas, Pinuck and probably many others that I've missed. 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, right flipper changes option in addition to the "standard" keys (typically "1" to start game and "5" for coin), I've added "3" for coin and "4" for coin and auto-start game to simulate 3 coin slots Shadow config settings: Look for these 2 lines near the beginning of the scripting: Const ShadowFlippersOn = true Const ShadowBallOn = true change to false if you want either of the shadows not showing on your tables     Read More

This is a VPX conversion/rework of my VP9 table. It has been updated with rubbers, rolling sounds, etc.   The game uses a ball lifter.  Press Right Magna Save or Start to add a ball to the plunger lane.   Read More

Here is Bally's 1978 classic Paragon for VPX. This table is a monster. Very wide, very heavy, very difficult and very fun. I hope this version does it some justice. I spent 2 hours playing it on location last weekend and think the VPX version mimics it nicely. 32assassin rewrote the script for me some months back. This was my first SS project at the time and I had a real Frankenstein mess going on. Thanks, 32a! This wraps up my trilogy of Bally tables from this era (including Viking and Frontier). Next up is a trio of classic Sterns.   Read More

Based on the Bally table from 1991 Original awesome VPX table by jpsalas (thanks for allow mods on all your tables). Playfield and plastics redrawn by Siggi. Backdrop by StrangeLeo72 (VP9 table). Mod by Hauntfreaks and Draifet. Changes over the original table: ·Modified playfield image and some plastics (Colorized USA letters, redrawn transparent bridge plastic, playfield lights, speedometer...). ·Added a shadow layer. ·Ball and flipper shadows. ·Changed the bumpers, kickers and flasher dome models (stealed from other tables). ·Helicopter plastic modified. ·Added screws and some other details. ·Modified global illumination, LUT and lights (Thanks Hauntfreaks). ·Some materials changed. ·Some other small adjustments.   Read More

Star Wars by Data East (1992) [VPX] Authors. Dids666 & DJRobX
—————————————- (Contributors) Neo: Plastic Scans. Nfozzy: Lamp Fading Script Flupper: Flipper Primitives Dark: Apron Primitive Ninuzzu: Ball/Flipper Shadow Script. Draifet: (See Changelog) Alistaircg: (See Changelog) —————————————- ‘(Release Media) Hauntfreaks: New B2S Backglass Alistaircg/Wildman: B2s Backglass Bambi Plattfuss: Topper Video     Read More

This is a VPX original table based on Shovel Knight, the retro-styled platform game released in 2014 by Yacht Club Games. If you experience lag when switching between music tracks, press the ADD CREDIT button during attact mode. The left and right magnasave buttons will activate the lower flippers only, allowing stage flipping. Rules LEVELS: While not fighting a boss, hit any shot to progress through levels. When a level is completed, hit the BLUE shot at the right saucer to start a boss battle. BOSSES: During boss battles, hit BLUE shots and flashing targets. SHOVEL KNIGHT MULTIBALL: Complete the GREEN S-H-O-V-E-L and K-N-I-G-H-T targets to light lock at the GREEN shots at the left and center ramp. After two balls have been locked, shoot the GREEN shot at the right saucer to start Shovel Knight Multiball. JACKPOTS: During Shovel Knight multiball, hit the AMBER, ORANGE, and RED shots for jackpot, and complete the S-H-O-V-E-L K-N-I-G-H-T targets to light a super jackpot at the PURPLE hole on the upper playfield. WANDERER MULTIBALL: Hit bumpers and spinner to light wanderer multiball at the TURQUOISE shot. During wanderer multiball, hit TURQUOISE shots to light a jackpot at the VUK. MULTIPLIERS: Complete the WHITE lights at the bottom lanes to enable a 2X multiplier for 60 seconds at the next shot you make. MYSTERY: Complete the three RED targets above the right saucer to light a mystery award at the center lane (PINK shot). BONUS X: Complete the drop targets to increase the bonus multiplier. COMBOS: Hit consecutive YELLOW shots to increase the combo value. Collect the combo value at the ORANGE shot. About modifications I am allowing open mods of this table. I do not have access to a cabinet to test on, so please make any modifications you feel would improve play on a cabinet. My artistic skills are not on par with my coding skills, and the lighting, apron, and plastics in particular could use the hand of someone better than me at making things look good. Acknowledgements Special thanks to VPForum members sliderpoint for showing how to make a ramp like the right ramp, and cyberpez for the VUK, and JPSalas for several primitives, graphics, and sounds.   Read More

NOTE: Distribution of this file on a computer, virtual pinball machine or any variation of such device, which is sold as part of a product, or making this file available to download from a website, or via a file transfer process, without my permission is strictly prohibited. All characters, logos, and Flash themed graphics are the property of DC Comics.   This is a re-theme of JPSalas' "Flash" (Williams 1979). It is my first attempt at table editing. I welcome advice/input/fixes and the like. This uses the standard flash_l1 ROM. I included a wheel logo in the zip file. Big thanks to JP for letting me mod his awesome work, the physics are quite good on this. Thanks to Wildman for letting me deconstruct/rebuild his Flash B2S file. Also, Hauntfreaks and Vogliadicane were key in dialing in the visuals. And Jim L. for pointing out comic book discrepencies.   Sorry for the pathetic photo. I've never used DT and don't know how to snip something when its full screen.   Read More

NOTE: Distribution of this file on a computer, virtual pinball machine or any variation of such device, which is sold as part of a product, or making this file available to download from a website, or via a file transfer process, without my permission is strictly prohibited. All characters, logos, and Flash themed graphics are the property of DC Comics.  This is a sight and sound mod of The Flash. Visual mods by Vogliadicane. Sound mods by Xenonph. Big thanks to both for their contributions to this.  I would like to do some more sound mods especially for the 2x and 3x awards and bonus point awards at end of ball, which will be reflected in updates. (Must learn more about scripting). Enjoy. New Graphics and Sound Enhancements: Vogliadicane: Elements: - all new designed bumper caps - all new designed flippers - yellow rubbers added Lighting: - imported new environment image (by Hauntfreaks) - Changed Light emission color for a (slightly) warmer look Xenonph: Sound Mod coding of special music and sfx Music by Blake Neely, "The Flash" TV theme on The CW. Sounds are various from free sfx sources. DJRobX: Additional sound coding education and help. Additional changes: Darkened the back metal wall and rubber post caps   Read More

This is a Brazil clone of Solar City. Thanks to Carlos Guizzo we have this clone to play too. This was a simple changeover from my Solar City table, so all the players involved with that are part of this one too. Includes a wheel image. Feel free to make a better one :)   Read More

Super Soccer (Gottlieb 1975) Thanks to Tamoore, this became a reality. His VP9x version's images are the basis for this version (I did some touchups and added inserts). Backglass image thanks to CARLOSGUIZZO. File includes a wheel image as well.   Read More

Soccer (Gottlieb 1975)  - this is the 2 player sister to Super Soccer. Same gameplay just 2 player for arcade operators that were looking to save some money.   Base images courtesy of Tamoore, Backglass image by Wildman.   Includes a wheel as well   Read More

One of my last tables - Solar City. This is the 2 player version of Target Alpha. Thanks to Greywolf and his playfield image this table would not exist for y'all otherwise. This one is like all of my others - 3 and 5 are coins and 4 is coin and start. This way folks with 1,2, or 3 coin slots/buttons can play without major modifications. Plastics are redraws by GNance from Popotte's originals on Target Alpha with a slight color change by me to reflect how Gottlieb did these on the cheap back then. Backglass is included. FYI - originally I used Wildman's image (thank you for that) but I happened to stumble upon a sharper image belonging to Noah Fentz so I swapped the image so that is what is in here now.   Read More

Hot Ball is a "Taito version" of Eight Ball (Bally 1977) As it is an SS rare table, there is no ROM available so this table is a mod of JP's Eight Ball (Bally 1978) and uses Bally ROM. It uses an alternate rom (eightblo) from the one in original JP's table (eightbll) chech you rom folder or edit script and restore rom name to eightbll About apron, two versions are included: one in Portuguese for full match with original table, and a second one in English. Thanks to Carlos for images and fonts. Thanks to Tio Italo for apron image Thanks to JP Salas for... all the rest. And let's hope that someone will find and share Taito ROMS.     Read More

I want to thank, first of all, 32assassin, who very kindly helped me to recreate this table (like so many other times) saying thank you is little. This table interested me to be sports, a topic that I like very much, recreate the playfield extracting the images of the table of DBoyrecord, thanks to him also for having found that image. Also thanks to TAB who was the pioneer of this table. The recreation was from scratch, starting from the blank table, I found several problems that I could solve, except the launch of the ball, which is done through a light (L12), that problem was solved by 32assassin who also added me Led marker lights and I clean the code. Try to make it as close to the original table, unfortunately there are not many photos and I only found a very poor quality video of tnt, I hope you enjoy it and if you find any error or something that seems wrong notify me. Thanks also to Thalamus for always being willing to help, I embrace the distance friend!   PS: press F6 to get extras like credits balls and other configurations, thanks to Inkochnito   Read More

Flight 2000 (Stern 1980) A classic design by Harry Williams featuring Stern's first foray into speech. F6 then check Dip 17 to enable speech. Special thanks to @JPSalas for permitting me to use his ball lock/lift off script and for testing it out for me. Thanks to @Thalamus for adding 7.1 sound. I started this build on a whim after finding some decent playfield images to work with. I was already working on 2 other classic Stern tables so this was a natural fit. There is a local Flight 2000 on location and I got pretty hooked on it. The ball lock mechanism and speech are particularly cool. Multiball can be hard to get but it is fun when it happens. Keep hitting the right spinner and get ready to BLAST OFF!   Read More

Wrd says to me, would you like to do another Date East table, I just brought home a tmnt.  Before I thought about it I said YES.   This was one I wanted to work on since I started building tables.  I had attempted to gather resources and even started a really sad playfield redraw.... but anyone that’s looked knows there are pretty much no good resources for tmnt.  So, Wrd stripped his table took around 500 pics for me over the course of the build.  I stitched together a playfield best I could and started a redraw.  (if anyone asks you to redraw a DE playfield, don't do it )  Table is a complete scratch build.  I did peak back at edizzle’s pm5 version to double check things here and there though.   Once the table was built Wrd fine-tuned the position of everything.  It really does play great.   -------------------- As always check the top of the script for a bunch of options.  I left the playfield Oooze on by default because it’s worth it.  :P --------------------   Credits/Thanks:   Me: table build, playfield redraw, ramp decal redraws, ramps, lots of little primitives here and there. Wrd1972: COUNTLESS resource pics and answering of far too many silly questions.  Physics and table fine tuning.  Plastic scans. Roth:  Being a code wizard and for putting up with Wrd and me. (understatement of the century :P) Dark: Turtle Models!!!! and other small primitives here and there. (I did resize the turtle images to make the file size sorta reasonable) Flupper: Flasher Domes and Ramp Tutorial. Hauntfreaks: He made a pass and did the awesome things he does. 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!!!!!!   Enjoy!!   -cp   Read More

First of all Thank all those who once participated in the recreation of this table, Destruk and Tab (and many others), are the ones that have data that have worked, without them I would not have achieved anything, the image of the playfield is not of great quality, but this table I liked a lot for the thematic of street basketball, and also because it has no ramps, which is something that still not recreated, more than anything the reason for doing it is to continue learning and to give back a little of everything they gave me, I hope you enjoy it and if you find mistakes or something that looks bad (sure both will be) I would like very much to be indicated because it helps me to continue learning.   PD: Use VPX 10.5 rev.3490 or higher, for correct functioning   Thanks so much to: Assassin32 - Roccodimarco - Kiwi - Borgdog For help me to improve this table   Read More

Transformers (Stern 2011) Detail Mod as always any modded table of JP's 99% of the credit goes to JP reworked playfield so the correct right hand pro ramp could be used FP ramps were used, texture modded by Draifet left and right ramps detailed and modded to be "close" to the real machine 3D rendered shadows and ambient lights by Bord new lighting and domes flipper and ball shadows normal maps added to all the models for more detail added sounds fast flips enabled this is one of those tables that's just not 100% to the real machine, so don't expect it to be again thanks, JP, Draifet, Bord and everyone that found real machine photos   Read More

Gottlieb's Tag-Team.  I recently stumbled across an old thread, where creators were testing out tables in the infancy of vpx.  In that thread was a Tag-Team table, and I fired it up and to my surprise the table plays fine!  I did make some minor tweaks to try and match videos I watched on this very addictive table.  I was a big fan of the vp9 tables, but it never "felt" right and I was constantly tweaking it.  I can say, this version plays great and just feels nice.  I went through this table and cleaned it up to the best of my photoshopping abilities, so while not perfect, it looks much better than it previously did. I have played through the game and can confirm multi ball works, and looks awesome when activated.  However; one minor "bug" I can't figure out and I have a sneaking suspicion it lies somewhere in the dip switches, when you hit the extra ball feature, the shoot again light will not activate as supposed to.  I reached out to the original creator of this table, hmueck, and he confirmed the light does in fact work, but thats as far as we got.  I searched for a dip switch guide but came up empty handed.  So maybe someone can figure out this mystery. As I stated above, big thanks to the original creator  hmueck who gave me the permission to edit and release this table.  Also, from reading through the old thread it looks like arngrim provided a dof script of some kind.   Also used Jp's environment and lighting from his Nitro Ground Shaker table   Read More