VPB Downloads

"ATTACK OF THE CLONES" WAVE Lucky Strike (Gottlieb 1975) https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1497 Gold Strike clone Artwork by GNance Backglass & wheel included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas   Read More

"ATTACK OF THE CLONES" WAVE High Seas (Gottlieb 1976) https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1175 Ship Ahoy clone Artwork by GNance Backglass & wheel included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas   Read More

"ATTACK OF THE CLONES" WAVE Hi-Lo (Gottlieb 1969) https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1184 Hearts and Spades clone Artwork by GNance Backglass & wheel included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas   Read More

"ATTACK OF THE CLONES" WAVE Harmony (Gottlieb 1967) https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1127 Melody clone Artwork by GNance Backglass & wheel included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas   Read More

"ATTACK OF THE CLONES" WAVE Grande Domino (Gottlieb 1968) https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1127 Playmates clone Artwork by GNance Backglass & wheel included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas   Read More

"ATTACK OF THE CLONES" WAVE Galaxie (Gottlieb 1971) https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=978 Dimension clone Artwork by GNance Backglass & wheel included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas   Read More

"ATTACK OF THE CLONES" WAVE Fun Fair (Gottlieb 1968) https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=964 Fun Park clone Artwork by GNance Backglass & wheel included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas   Read More

"ATTACK OF THE CLONES" WAVE Elite Guard (Gottlieb 1968) https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=780 Palace Guard clone Artwork by GNance Backglass & wheel included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas     Read More

Original description, see changelog for changes Prompted by a post from drothste12 on vpforums, a whole gang of VPers jumped in to get this table done.  STAT started it off with the initial build and coding of the gameplay and rules and figured out how to do a rotating ball shooter turret with great advice from the forum.  PinballShawn owns the real table and very helpfully provided measurements, gameplay rules, and videos of how it all works, table probably would not be done without all his info. I jumped in when STAT got to busy to finish it up and I resized the table and all it's parts and objects to correct size, and finished up the coding with added features.  Hauntfreaks took all my and STATs initial images and made them all much nicer (he has a way with things like that). Basic idea of the gameplay is hit the balls to clear the rack.  A great part of the fun is you can't actually see the ball most of the time it's in play. The right flipper or the plunger button shoots the ball (real table has no plunger so just right flipper) as the turret rotates. Clearing the rack adds the listed bonus and give you another ball (well really the same one, but continues to play).  PinballShawn says the game is much better with 2 players as you can steal racks the other player doesn't complete. There are a couple of gameplay options available by holding down the left flipper before starting a game (thanks to loserman76 and gnance for the idea). directb2s file is included in the download.   Read More

Put on your polyester leisure suit and slip on those go-go boots because you'll soon be dancing with the grooviest Williams’ Swinger table from 1972. This is a 2 player version of their 4 player table Fun-Fest released early the following year. I was inspired to make this table for my virtual pinball cabinet after my friend bough one to restore. I started making this table over a year ago for VP 9.21, but I only recently found the time to converted it for VPX v10.6. Artwork was hand drawn referencing photographs of an actual table. Cabinet frontend media files, B2S backglass and POV files are included. I designed this table for use in a cabinet with three screens. Version 1.1 now supports desktopmode! Press F6 to change game settings. I hope everyone enjoys this table!   Read More

There's no end to the fun at this Fun-Fest. If you thought swinging with two was fun, then imagine getting groovy in a festival of fun with four players with this great table from Williams! Table, DirectB2S backglass and front end media are included in the package. Support for desktop mode is in this initial release.   Read More

This is a mod of jbg4208's VPX Spanish Eyes build. New lights, meshes, plastics, shadows, physics etc. Thanks to @jbg4208 for permission to mod and to all those that contributed to his excellent original build: @BorgDog @Popette @Hauntfreaks   Read More

This table was another group effort by a bunch of great volunteers.  I started this table getting a nice playfield image off a guy on pinside.  After some much needed scripting help from 32Assassin and Bord, we had a semi playable table.  The project stalled and then Randr stepped in to save the day.  He came up with some amazing target primitives, the animated pitching assembly, a bat primitive, rubber side walls, the upper deck primitives, lights and an awesome script to tie it all together.  After all that was compiled, I had a lot of support from pinsiders sending great pics of all the graphics which made everything come together nicely. Randr took the script and added all sort of small touches that enhanced the playability of the table as well as the visual aspects.  There were two versions of this table, a white cabinet with black plastics, and an all green cabinet with green plastics.  During gameplay, pressing the "I" button toggles between the two versions. Great addition Randr When it comes to gameplay, the original table chose randomly between three pitches in single player mode; fastball, changeup and curve. In single player simply pitch with the left flipper and bat with the right flipper and the game will select the pitch.  In 2 player mode, you can select the different pitches to throw by hitting the left flipper for fastball, double tapping left flipper for changeup and left magnasave for curve ball.  The original game had a magnet under the table to affect the curve ball.  Special thanks to Rothbauerw for all the hours of work figuring out how to add that in there and testing and perfecting the pitching, thanks!  There are also options at the top of the script if you want to change up the pitching settings. Again, thanks to all those that contributed to this table and for all those that have contributed to the previous versions and all the supporting media to Make Virtual Pinball Great Again!   Read More

Gottlieb's Royal Pair Add a ball version of Top Card made for export to Italy - there was not an add-a-ball version made for the USA There are 2 versions included in this ZIP - 1 with 2 pop bumpers and the other with 3. Both were prevalent based on the information I could find. I think the 2 bumper version makes the game a little easier to get high scores because of the top center stationary target being a clear shot. Artwork by GNance Backglass & wheels included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas   Read More

Add-a-ball version of Jungle/Wild Life Artwork by GNance Backglass & wheel included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas     Read More

Add a ball version of Groovy/Crescendo made for export to Italy - there was not an add-a-ball version made for the USA Artwork by GNance Backglass & wheel included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas   Read More

Gottlieb's World Series This is the add-a-ball version of Grand Slam Artwork by GNance Backglass & wheel included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas   Read More

Gottlieb's Grand Slam - yet another baseball table for y'all Images by GNance Backglass & wheel included in the ZIP Built using VPX 10.5 since I don't do betas   Read More

Bally's 1965 Magic Circle had a relatively low production run of 580 units. It is a Ted Zale game with a simple but difficult objective: complete the Magic Circle to increase scoring opportunities and shoot the top gate to collect horseshoes and win a free game. The horseshoes carry over game to game. rothbauerw scripted this project with his usual excellence and eye for detail. Without him this would be nothing but a pretty picture. This is an era of game that is woefully underrepresented in VPX. It was cool to explore and model all the unique details from this era. The lockdown bar has coin slots on the top and the side rails have lockdown cutouts for accessing the underside of the playfield. Cool stuff. Hope you have some fun with it. B2S is included.   Read More

Mod Based in King Kong 1990 Data East recreate for Dazz vp9 and gtxjoe VPX   Special thanks to: Dazz creating the King Kong WIP on VP9 and asking me to help with scripting the table. The two left ramps proved to be almost impossible to implement with VP9 and Physmod. With VPX, it was finally possible :) DStruct for sharing the FP resources Wildman for the Kong backglass Arngrim for DOF support Toxie and Fuzzel for VPX   Cheers, Javier..   Please, if you can help me with a small contribution to update my work team and continue to make more tables I will be eternally grateful. PayPal     Read More

scantily clad amazon warrior women playing nuclear tic-tac-toe with a laser wielding time traveling robot evidently made sense to someone for a pinball machine theme in 1980, because here it is. basically hit target banks and rollovers to place X's on the tic-tac-toe board, for each X you place the computer places an O.  plunge to the mini playfield in the upper left, clear 7 drop targets there to get the center X, you have 10 or so seconds to do so once you hit one before the flippers die.  you can return to the shooter lane through the small gap to the loop at the top then any of the drops you hit on the main playfield prior to that point count towards the 7.  the 2 digit display on the backglass is your bonus count.  most of the info on what to hit to get what square is printed on the playfield. scratch built from a scan of the playfield and plastics and new db2s from a photo. thanks to @bord, @scottacus, and @Thalamus for play testing, extra thanks to bord for instructing me on blender shadow making (I almost understand what I'm doing now), and extra thanks to thalamus for the included nvram that sets the replay levels and options as well as the landscape POV file, table comes setup for playfield in portrait orientation which is how I have my cabs setup.   Read More

Thanks to : Inkochnito for your Dipswitchs TAB, LuvThatApex and Destruk, for your version VP8 dboyrecords for your conversion and rotation in VP9 Also thanks to all those who got involved in one way or another (wildman in backglass, STAT in media pack, and if I forget someone I apologize) Thanks To Bord for his beautiful primitive flippers, implement them in this table. The table was recreated from scratch, the playfield try to make it as similar as possible to the original, there are few good photos out there, so i did what i could, hope the final result will please you, the door at the top where it comes out the ball to the field of play is not the model that should be, but as i'm not good with 3D modeling is what i could achieve, if someone is encouraged to recreate it and send to me, would replace it immediately, try to recreate the physics as best i could using the three videos find on Youtube.   Read More

Big thank you to Pacdude, Jp and CKpin for their versions. this table is a semi rebuild using Jps WOW as a base.  Jps version was a semi original table. As you can tell Jps table did not have many of the original toys. Ckpin updated allot of the images from Pacdudes version.  but they are not true to the original table. I would like to replace them all including the plastics.  As always if anyone has resources please send them my way. NOTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Most of the Monopoly tables have issues with the Water Works flipper pushing the ball into the walls.  if it happens on this table post PICTURES!!! don't just say it gets stuck.  I rebuilt all the walls around the kicker and added a VP10.6 primitive PF to see if  it fixed the problem Final Note: I was going to release a patch to turn this into a WOW version but I have no plans of maintaining that table or patch given that I'm no longer playing it and  the table was removed from my playlist.  If you want it I suggest you play Jps version. if you still would like to turn this into a WOW version I have included all the textures you need to fit my table. to convert this table into a WOW version 1.  go to layer 4 select all the primitives and apply the "Gold Wire" material to all the primitives 2. Import all the textures found in the WOW textures.zip file *overwrite all the existing images 3.  go to layer 6, select primtive47 (bank roof) and import  bank.obj.   this will change the bank roof from a square to what Jp has on his table. 4. I added Jps ramp decal to one of the textures but I did not like how it looked.  I did not do the left ramp.  and I don't plan to as I think the ramps look better without a decal. 5. the flipper swords have been added and coded you just need to go to Layer 1, select them and make the primitives visible 6. If you like to change the bumper caps or dome caps to match Jps table feel free to download Zanys bumper caps and dome primitives from VPF and swap out the textures. https://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=core&module=search&do=search&fromMainBar=1   Read More

A virtually reality version of TAF complete with entire room and other items. This version of VP is very much in it's infancy and will run fine on a high-end pc. Seems to be very CPU dependent with a higher clock speed is recommended. File is still being optimized so stay tuned for any further updates. For any support and help please follow this thread.. https://www.vpforums.org/index.php?showtopic=38417&page=1   V0.5.2 Changelog: Optimized room primitives, final primitive alignment, compressed all images. removed unused items from original table and accompanying images, corrected lighting, disabled ball shadows (option in script) removed train mod, removed phone mod. moved "T_H_I_N_G" lights to correct position. V0.5.4 Changelog: The "T-H-I-N-G" lights in backbox are now aligned and have the corrected images. Turning off the Packard mod made a noticeable improvement in performance (can be turned off in the F6 menu). Other minor fixes and tweaking. Added G5K's warm color grading images. Quote: Having seen some of the photos from Addams being quite blue I made a few LUTs to try and warm up the lighting. The ones with ‘bright’ shouldn’t change your highlight point, the ones with ‘dull’ will rolloff the highlight and make it less bright and warmer. On my monitor I’ve already got it set fairly neutral to warm and found my blues went a bit purple for my taste so made some options that left the blues alone. All explained in filenames but ultimately its the eye on whether it is getting better, worse or different Process; open table, select image manager from top menu, import images. Click on backdrop in toolbar, open options palette if not already open, 3/4 way down there is a colorlookup drop down. Select one (these will all go to top of the list because of underscore). I would then saveas before trying as depending on if you’ve run it it might crash and you’ll have to redo. The joys of authoring in VPX. ps. The best results will come with calibrating your monitor to be less blue. V0.6.1 Changelog: Changed playfields of AFM and TOM.  Both machines now have mocked DMD's working. Analog plunger now working (Zeb's Board plunger) Some value modifications may be required depending on plunger being used on your machine. Thank you Slydog43 Some minor improvements to shading and lighting. V0.6.7 Changelog: Optimized even more images on TAF Started baking the lighting in the room. (Just the four walls) V0.8.5 Changelog: Optimized more room primitives and textures. Still have plenty of headroom. Added some finishing touches to DK and the TAF cab. Finished baking most of the lighting for the room objects. Thank you G5K V0.8.8 Changelog: Temporarily cut the DMD so it can be fully viewed. Fixed the majority of primitives in the playfield of TAF that were flickering. Other various changes and optimizations. v0.8.9 Changelog: Replace DMD with flasher DMD Added missing DMD elements   Read More

OXO 2.0 (Williams 1973)   OXO is a Williams tic-tac-toe table that has fun game play and excellent shots coupled with awesome Christian Marche artwork.  The basic premise is to achieve a tic-tac-toe with either X's or O's and then land the ball in either saucer for a 5000 point bonus and an extra ball.  Lighting all of the tic-tac-toe squares will enable a replay special with either the left or right middle roll overs.       Read More

Original Description, see changlog for updates. 32assassin recently posted his Incredible Hulk over on vpf, and my buddy Haunt and I were both playing with it and really enjoying it, but wanted to do our "stuff" to it.  So first of all thanks to 32 for his version which this started from. First we replaced the redrawn playfield with a photo image from ipdb that haunt cleaned up and replaced missing/ bad items.  then we set about doing all those little things, like animated rubbers, drop target shadow lighting, put the proper Gottlieb spinner primitive in and borrowed cyberpez's animated spinner rod idea with gtxjoe's math equations to add that (it's f'in cool!).  Fixed a few lights that were not working in 32's version, added desktop backdrop items for game over, ball in play etc.  tweaked physics, objects, and a whole bunch of other little piddly shit. Included is a new db2s that started as a wildman one (thanks!) and haunt cleaned up and tweaked a newer image, and i tweaked the lighting and led colors.  I then took that image and made a new desktop backdrop and inserted into the table to make it the way I like them :)   Read More

Big thank you to JPSalas - VP9 table Grizz & Hassanchop - playfield plastic redraws Bord - ramp texture render Borgdog - moving target code   I would like to replace all the plastics on layer 8, with primitives, if anyone has HQ sources please let me know.   Read More

Boomerang (Bally 1974)   This table has a few innovations (details below) built into it including:   Accurate spacial sound positioning for playfield objects with stereo or quad playfield speakers Score motor based reel resets that exactly simulate a real EM Animated spinner drive rod Top arch ball hit and rolling sounds Apron side drain hit and rolling sounds Newly recorded sounds from Tropic Fun and Darling PinballY High Score File   As usual for my tables, holding down the left flipper button for a few seconds after loading the table and before game play will bring up the Options Menu. Step through the Options with the left flipper button and select Options with the right flipper button.   The table has A-D targets that when hit light up the A-D rollovers in the captured ball lanes.  If all are lit, the Special lights at the top of the captured ball lanes turn on.  Hitting the targets at the top of the captured balls when the Special Lights are lit awards the Special.  All lights reset with a ball drain.     ******************************************************** This table is the first to use new sound Subs with equations that accurately position a table object's sound at its playfield location.  The new sound Subs also provide Constant Power pans and fades.  They are in effect for all of VPX's Preferences / Audio Options.   The table options menu gives you the option of setting up the playfield speakers in one of three configurations:  Stereo front/rear (front playfield sounds come from the front speaker and rear playfield sounds come from the rear speaker), stereo Left/Right and quad Surround Sound.  In desktop mode, the stereo Left/Right configuration is automatically selected.   The table has a score motor routine that calculates the value of every reel and sets them back to zero stepping once for each score motor position in groups of 5.  While this has no bearing on game play, it exactly mimics EM score motor reel resets.  This works in both desktop and cab modes.   The table includes a B2S backglass with: sound1="", sound2="" . . .  sound10="" added to each score reel in the table (open B2S in WordPad and hand edit each) and each reel has the delay set to 0 ms.  This removes all of the reel click sounds created by B2S so that the backglass doesn't make grinding noises when setting reels.  It also removes delays in reel resets induced by the B2S delay settings.   The spinner rod is just too cool, thanks to Bord for the primitives.  Rip the spinner and you'll see what I mean.   The table has a new feature that makes a realistic sound when the ball hits and rolls along the steel top arch of the table.  This is a sound that most EM tables lack and those few that have it, implement it into the plunger fire sound file.  This feature takes into account the ball's position and velocity.   There is also a new apron rolling sound routine to mimic the sound the ball makes as it hits and rolls along the top edge of the apron after a side drain.   New sound files were recorded from my EM's to replace the stock sound files that we all use.  I especially like the "boing" sound from the spring on the plunger fire sound and the dissimilar left and right flipper sounds and buzzes.  If you want to increase or decrease the volume of any sound, just edit the last value in the PlayfieldSound or PlayfieldSoundAB variables.   Lastly, MJR has added EM high score display capabilities to PinBallY.  Boomerang saves a special .pinballyhighscores file that can be read by Pinbally and used to display the game's high scores on the DMD during the front end's selection mode.  I think this is the first EM to take advantage of this functionality?   Thanks to Whirlwind for the awesome sound routines and hours of testing, Bord for the primitives and lighting effects, Editoy for the plastics and TXT11 for testing.   Read More

Welcome to the VP10 version of Funhouse - made by Williams in 1990. A true classic pinball with every single image and detail modeled straight from my real Funhouse machine. After two years plus of development, Rudy is waiting to kick your ass! No stone left un-turned on this recreation folks. If its in the real machine, then you will find it in this table. Thanks to Shoopity for allowing me to complete his awesome Funhouse WIP and extra thanks to Cyberpez for the tons of excellent 3D work and Rothbauerw for the complex scripting assistance. These guys worked some serious overtime on this table and I cant thank them enough for their contributions. Well done guys. These guys deserve major props and the table would not be what it is without them. Be sure to check out the many options available for the table including the add-on playfield toys and various Rudy visual and sound enhancements. The random Rudy punch sounds are very amusing and will keep you laughing. :) ***The very talented FH development team.*** Original VP10 beta by "Shoopity" and completed by "wrd1972" Original content borrowed from "JPsalas" VP9 table Additional scripting by "cyberpez", "rothbauerw", "32assassin" Plastics prims by "cyberpez" Playfield toy, marble ball and faceless Rudy mods by"Cyberpez" Creepy Rudy artwork by "Rothbauerw" Clear ramps by "dark" Wire ramps by "ninuzzu" Subway by "ninuzzu" Rudy face prims by "vanlion" Mystery mirror by "cyberpez" PF lighting by "wrd1972" Flashers and bulbs by "wrd1972" Physics by "wrd1972" PF image refresh by "clarkkent" DT view scoring reels and background by "32assissin" DOF by "arngrim" Flasher domes by "flupper" PF inserts prims by Schreibi34       Read More

Original Sonic recreation  "The Hedgehog 2" of Future Pinball created by Brendan Bailey in 2005     Rules: Multiball - Shoot the bottom and top 3 banks of drop targets to light the middle and side eject holes for ball lock. After locking two balls, the upper left side hole will be lit for multiball. During multiball, shoot the upper left side hole for a 250,000 point jackpot! When two balls have drained, normal play resumes, only now you must complete the drop targets twice in order to light lock.   Hurry Up - Completing the 5 stand up targets along the upper and lower playfields starts the "Hurry Up" feature. You have 10 seconds to shoot any hole (or the drop target in front of the lower eject hole) before complete the targets again. If a ball is locked the left side eject hole, you cannot score a hurry up award there.   Savers - The game begins with the kickback and the save gate active. They only save the ball once and then shut off. However, they can be reacttivated by shooting either of the lower stand up targets when the purple sheild light is flashing (they are lit when the ball passes through one of the inlanes). The Center post is activated by shooting the top center loop shot when lit. You light this shot by having the ball pass through the left side lane. Once activated, the Gate and kickback will remain so until used. The center post, however, only lasts for 15 seconds.   Invincibility - Making the right side loop shot 3 times starts invincibility. This causes all 3 savers to be active consistantly for 20 seconds.   Bonus X - completing the top 3 lanes advances the bonus multiplier from 1X, 2X, 3X, 4X, and 5X. The multiplier is reset for each ball.   Extra Ball - Extra Balls are awarded when you reach the score of 750,000 and 1,500,000       Please, if you can help me with a small contribution to update my work team and continue to make more tables I will be eternally grateful. PayPal   Cheers, Javier..   Read More