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Little Joe (Bally 1972) https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1460   Source Playfield art/images: Rosve Playfield redraws & Layout: Tom Coding: Loserman76 backglass image : off the internet and I think a couple of primitives off Borgdog's template/parts tables VPX 10.5   Read More

1993 Star Trek - The Next Generation by Williams Pinball Concept by: Steve Ritchie Design by: Steve Ritchie, Dwight Sullivan, Greg Freres Art by: Greg Freres Dots/Animation by: Scott Slomiany, Eugene Geer Mechanics by: Carl Biagi Music by: Dan Forden Sound by: Dan Forden Software by: Dwight Sullivan, Matt Coriale recreated for Visual Pinball by Knorr and Clark Kent Instruction Cards are taken from pinballcards.com BumperCaps made by mjr FlasherCaps made by zany Huge thanks to… Ninuzzo who help me with the ball animation in the guns Flupper for his ramp render tutorial Arngrim for helping me with DOF Fuzzel and Toxie for 3D Models and of course there great development work for vp YOU PLAY THIS TABLE THE FIRST TIME —— DELETE NVRAM!!! Some words to the table itself: The subways are rebuild in the editor and all the switches should work flawless. However, it still can happen that balls are wrong sorted. The game rom will correct them by itself. If it happens constantly - delete nvram again. If the error still exists - redownload the table. If it does still happen - report a bug here with a detailed description what happened (was a mode running?, were was the last shoot… and so on…).   Enjoy the table!   Read More

This download contains a stripped version of the wonderful Addams Family MOD by 3rdaxis to allow you to add a VR room to any of your existing tables. I've included a step-by-step tutorial on how to do this yourself. This package contains a VR Clean Room (with VR performance in mind), an add-on to the VR room to add two additional static tables (for users with high-end computers), and a tutorial on how to get everything to work with the least amount of trouble. This package is my very first contribution to this wonderful product (VPX)     Read More

Update: New version V1.1 [Aerosmith-FRK-(Original 2019)v1_1] Mostly esthetics changes, a big graphic upgrade on the playfield and apron, some new stuff with music... But the biggest add is the 3D Jester head, shacking on nudge and spinning on targets en bumpers hits. Check the Changelog for more details. Hope you enjoy it ! ------------- V1.0 This is a mod of a mod ... (DarthMarino's Fire Power table , and the Mod Iron Maiden by Siggi) It's my very first table mod ! I just wanted a table of my favorite band, accord to my cabinet artwork. So all graphics and sounds are "Aerosmithed". I hope the quality is ok. You may have to adjust the music volume (I like it loud !) You can change or add your favorite songs by copying them into the music folder and rename inside the script. ( Rar file includes Directb2s ) Thanks to Siggi to autorise me to do this . I wish you all guys enjoy as I do with this easy to play table, have fun and keep Rock'n'roll !!!     Read More

The Apollo 11 mission celebrates its 50th anniversary this month, so let's celebrate with Williams' 1984 Space Shuttle. Space Shuttle is a fun game of earning awards and starting quick multiballs. This was a personal project for me as it is the first pinball machine I have any memory of playing and, like most pinball fans, I was instantly hooked. This release was built from the ground up with new resources and uses nFozzy's flipper and rubber scripts to bolster the ball physics. Thanks to rothbauerw for taking the extra time to help optimize the parameters for this table. Thanks also to those who beta tested and helped me work out some bugs. Requires 10.6 or greater.   Read More

Mod Includes: [10.6] VP 10.6+ only. [FSS] Backglass/Box/Backlight. [CCX] Color Correction. [PGI] Persistent General Illumination , & [SHD] Shadows. [FF] Fast Flips. (Pre 3.5 and post 3.5 vpinmame support) [D&N] Day and Night transition. [NPF] Altered Playfield. [D&N] Day and Night transition. Original Author(s) VP9: Original Author(s) VPX:  Flupper     Read More

Gilligan's Island  (Bally 1991) VPX: [Physics Update 1.0] (Aug, 2019) See change log for list of changes. Very little has changed visually on the table, this was primarily a physics update.  The physics should be a bit more realistic now and be somewhat consistent to what you're used to in recent tables that have had physics done by rothbauerw I made a new primitive PF with all the holes cut out, added new wood sides for all the holes.  Updated the kicker saucer (top right of PF) to be more accurate to the real thing as well as the VUK saucer (mid right).  Both saucers physics are driven by 3D mesh object/primitive physics.  The kicker saucer in particular should be more realistic now but with that said, it will reject more balls than previous versions making the table harder as it's a main way to progress through scoring objectives and reaching the Kona jackpot.  This table was updated on a recent beta so it should be played on vpx 10.6 or higher.  The table can have ScSp reflect enabled with no adverse side effects besides maybe a slight performance drop. Please note option at the top of script to switch from regular lighting to 'LED color' mod.   For full documentation of the progress of this build please visit: https://vpinball.com/bb_project/gilligans-island-3d-vpx-wip/   Ben Logan: Graphics clean ups Dark: 3D models/graphics ICPJuggla: Table building/lighting/physics mfuegemann:  Coding John90803:  Resources Arngrim: DOF additions. epthegeek: Resources from old VP9 table (with his permission). Additional thanks to: Fren and LoadedWeapon for some graphics clean ups.       Elaborating on what was done in this update:   This was a from scratch build, we salvaged what resources we could from the VP9 version and got tons of HD photos of all the plastics from John.  John was awesome, he tore down his Gilligan's just for us and even took some videos for us.  We also got lots of resource photos from zany which made the table really accurate to the real thing.  All the HD plastics photos had to be cut out and cleaned up for transparency which Ben Logan was our main man for. I(Dark) did some clean ups/graphics and we had some out side help as well to speed things up but it was mainly Ben.   Zany took a lot of photos of his table with measurements and really helped fill in the blanks on what ever we might be missing.  Also having owned the game he provides great input.   mfuegemann was our master of code, he hooked up the Jungle Run turn table, mechanical ramp, autokickers, VUK, habitrail system, vp ramps,gates,switches, and just pretty much solved any problem this table could throw at him.   ICPjuggla was our guy when it came to table building, lighting and the bulk of the physics input on this table.  What can I say, I like working with this guy because he's about as obsessive over details as I am.  There are so many small things on this table that add up to a great table here, some aspects that may get overlooked or ignored by someone not paying attention.  However for someone with a keen eye you'll see how much love was put into this table by the team and especially ICP.  He worked so hard to get the subtle Kona GI illumination looking right.  We nearly lost our minds trying to mimic the real life look of the bumper caps and the final result for the lighting it  is down to ICP.  Always catching me screw something up on the table right away (lol).  Wire reflections, metal wall reflections, ramp sounds, insert bulb effects and so much more we could write a short story.   I modelled pretty much the entire table in 3DS max.  I made the high poly Kona sculpt in ZBrush and optimised and generated normal maps for it in 3ds max.  I custom texture baked all the plastics to include raytraced edges and some custom reflections/highlights all of which are pretty subtle effects.  I have a bunch of texture swaps on some plastics and Kona that really enhance the realism of the lighting.  I tried to include every model detail I could, even some stuff that would never be visible while playing.  I spent a long time getting the plastic ramp as close to perfect as I could thanks to John's super video's showing me the ramp disassembled.  I modelled the entire ramp even though a portion of it is hidden under Kona, but for those areas I use lower poly count.  In the end I optimised all the plastics into single meshs to give the table a small performance boost as per fuzzel's advice.  I also customised a lot of the materials myself for this build since fuzzel added the material debugger I can actually tell what I'm doing now! :P         Read More

Created by RichnDarla Johns. Enjoy Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQD-ggogUnY&t=150s    Read More

My son made a Graphics NES Contra Mod of the Rambo table.  He wants to learn how to change the music but doesn't know how.  Anyway he included a modified Rambo backglass and a wheel image in the file. Big Thanks to Tom for letting him upload the graphics mod. Version 1.1 has the Contra Backglass and changed a playfield image to better match the contra theme.  Would like to work with someone and learn how to change the music files to the Contra Table.  I have mp3 music files from the game if someone can show me how to use them.   Read More

Capt. Card is a 1973 EM with a symmetrical layout, great art, and a ton of drop targets. Probably my favorite symmetrical layout in all of pinball. It is a great example of how Gottlieb often used a kicker hole at the center of a playfield to create an element of havoc in an otherwise predictable game. Complete suits to increase playfield scoring and hit the center saucer to collect bonus. This project is courtesy of loserman76's script and backdrop, a nice playfield scan from the web, and rothbauerw's help with flipper physics. Thanks!   Read More

An original table based on the Marvel characters U-FOES and The Hulk. "The U-Foes are a fictional supervillain team appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. They are usually depicted as enemies of the Hulk. The group consists of four members: Vector, the group's leader who can repel matter telekinetically; Vapor, who can transform into any form of gaseous matter; X-Ray, who can generate and project radiation and fly; and Ironclad, who has a metallic body and can control his density" .The table is ready to use with dB2S, DOF and SSF Rule sheet and dB2S backglass is included Table design, music, sound effects and script by Rosve Special thanks to: The Loafer for the wonderful voice over work he did for this table. Thalamus for Adjusting/Tuning the SSF sounds and play testing.     Read More

This is a graphic mod of Jipeji16's and Hauntfreaks Freddy, a Nightmare on Elm Street Table. They made this table, i only did the graphic mod.   I love the Nightmare movies but i don't liked the table very much because of it's ugly graphics. And i never found out what the girl in the bathtub means, (or is it a mirror, who knows?) so i decided ot make this mod because:  "Freddy needs a better looking table" As always i made a new playfield and new plastics. I also changed the Freddy textur and gave him new eyes. If you don't like it you can change to the textur of the original table. A very special thanks to Jipeji16 for his permission to mod, i hope he likes it. And again a special thanks to Randr for his help. Enjoy and keep on playing pinball. Siggi   1.1 Made captive ball visilble and added "Freddys Bones" light. (as good as i can) Changed "mirror" to Nightmare sign. If you don't like it use Version 1.0     Read More

"Discover The Wealth Of Atlantis" ‘Atlantis’ is a Bally pin from 1989. One of the Bally 6803 game system, developed from Bally with extreme cost consciousness in mind. It was the last game distributed to Germany via Bally Wulff. Very special thanks to Schreibi34: For the playfield mesh, playfield insert templates and TWO awesome sub models and for being always helpful. You're an awesome guy. 32assassin: For original red bumper caps, sub model, flipper bats, desktop score display and for sure some more from his WIP build. And for being a very cool guy who is always helping and supporting with a WIP build or other resources. OldSkoolGamer: For providing me all the wonderful artwork he designed for the VP9 build.  Thank you so much. Cosmic80: For reworking nearly all the inserts of the playfield. Thx, bro! Special thanks to OldSkoolGamer, ICPjuggla, Herweh (:-): For creating a very cool VP9 build from where I borrowed a few table elements DCrosby: For one of the three sub models Bord: For the ramp lift stuff and for being such a great guy who is always helping when help is needed Rosve: For the drain plug from his 'Skyrocket' table Batch: For the new backglass image of the desktop view Vogliadicane: For the blue and transparent bumper caps from his 'Fathom' mods. They do match perfectly into the 'Atlantis' theme Flupper: Once again for his plastic and wire ramp tutorial and for the flasher domes Ninuzzu: For his flipper shadows Dark: For the gates primitives template Dark and nFozzy: For locknuts and screws DJRobX, RothbauerW and maybe some other ones: For some code in my script like the SSF routines Thalamus: For beta testing, some good hints and a missing sound ;-) VPX development team: For always lifting VP to the next level All I have forgotten. Please send me a PM if you think I should add you to the 'Thx' section here. My fault! Have fun with three included submarine models. Two of them were created by Schreibi34, the first one with 100% render result but a bit blurry from the side or the back, the second one with about 80% render result, crisp from all sides. The third model was provided by 32assassin and created by DCrosby. Check out the other script options at the top of the script. There are options for GI, flipper, bumper and wire ramp color modes, a more or less jumping ball, playfield shadow depth and more. Toggle thru the sub models and flipper color modes with the left and right MagnaSave buttons. Notice that this is just a preview. To switch permanently to a sub model or a specific color mode you have to do these changes in the script options.   Read More

VPX conversion of thanks to Bodydump, GNance, Arngrim others to thank: JPSalas, Pinuck, hauntfreaks, Borgdog 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

Gottlieb's Surf Side (1967) 2 Players   Artwork by GNance   Built on VPX 10.5    Read More

Cybernaut (Bally 1985 )   vpx Special thanx to Schreibi34 for his excelent 3D work Included in downloadfile : original+darkmod+direct B2S+dof config line      Read More

Love Bug (Williams 1971) https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1480 1 player with options for add-a-ball or novelty VPX 10.6 (I know - this 3 pack breaks my rule of no builds using betas but the saucer kicker needed the primitive playfield) Note: don't complain about the logo on backglass - there are absolutely no good images for the real thing, so this is as good as it gets from me. Seriously, if someone has a really good image of Love Bug's backglass, send it to me and I'll re-do the directB2S file. This one was a group effort: Source Images: Rosve & Osprey101 Image re-working and initial table layout: Tom Table mesh redo & new sounds: Thalamus Coding: Loserman76 Doodle Bug source Backglass: Wildman     Read More

Dipsy Doodle (Williams 1970) https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=683 4 players VPX 10.6 (I know - this 3 pack breaks my rule of no builds using betas but the saucer kicker needed the primitive playfield) This one was a group effort: Source Images: Rosve & Osprey101 Image re-working and initial table layout: Tom Table mesh redo & new sounds: Thalamus Coding: Loserman76 Backglass: Editoy, Wildman   Read More

Doodle Bug (Williams 1971) https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=703 1 player with options for replay, add-a-ball or novelty VPX 10.6 (I know - this 3 pack breaks my rule of no builds using betas but the saucer kicker needed the primitive playfield) This one was a group effort: Source Images: Rosve & Osprey101 Image re-working and initial table layout: Tom Table mesh redo & new sounds: Thalamus Coding: Loserman76 Backglass: Wildman   Read More

- Initial release - Skillful table - End of ball bonus - directB2S backglass included    Read More

Williams' Kickoff (1967) One player add-a-ball version of Touchdown. Mechanical backbox (football moves up the field). Source images thanks to Jon Osborne Artwork redrawn by GNance VPX 10.5     Read More

Williams' Touchdown (1967) One player replay game. Mechanical backbox (football moves up the field). Source images thanks to Jon Osborne Artwork redrawn by GNance VPX 10.5   Read More

Original table in VP8 is done by Leon Spalding. Script, plastics and playfield is done by Leon Spalding. Rebuild and improved script is done by -=Kees=-   Read More

This is a conversion of the Heman Masters of the Universe DOFLinx - Cabinet Edition(terryred mod) version So all credit goes to Rom! for the very unique FP build. Thanks Rom HUGE thanks to TerryRed for his DOF additions and his attention to the original FP table DETAILS that i would have missed without him. Thanks to Thalamus for adding SSF. Used Flupper's dome technic and all his resources from example table. there is a few bugs I AM SURE so releasing as a Beta and hopes people will find bugs, Help fix them or even work out the high score and multiplayer scripting that's already in table but i haven't tried getting it working yet. I also struggle with lighting so its not perfect but is working.       Read More

This is a conversion of the Jaws DOFLinx - Cabinet Edition version So all credit goes to Rom, Gimli and Slamt1lt! All i did is copy the FP table over to VP and convert the script. Thanks to Hauntfreaks for the help first few days supplying basic table build with lights and PF images! Lets hope he returns soon so he can put the rest of his magic on this build! I used Flupper's dome technic and all his resources from example table. Thanks to Roth for the help getting the flashers to blink correctly with Flashforms. THERE IS NO Backglass or DOF so maybe someone can do that? All of Terrys DOF calls are in script from the FP version. I know there is a few bugs: Tilt issue if tilted in plunger lane so don't do it. Green lock lights just have a simple light object but did add flasher objects but honestly with all the drama i have lost the drive to finish them! so if anyone can tweak the lighting or flashers please let me know! Seems the ball can get hung in pop bumper for a bit longer then normal...maybe someone has a tweak for that?       Read More

This started as a mod of Scotty VH's Memory Lane and turned into a complete rebuild.  Special thanks to @scottt for doing the initial build of this table.  I didn't get to see what the redraw started from but it was done very well but just needed some adjustment.  I took the whole image and shifted it up to allow the space for the ball to drain at the bottom.  I adjusted the colors in the table to the correct shade and rebuilt the whole area around the top kickout hole. Replaced the apron and all gates with new primitives. Thanks to @Randr for helping me get the rollover buttons in the center to look properly when lit.  We replaced them with primitives and adjusted the lights so it looks like they are lit up instead of a light sitting on top. Thanks to @Thalamus for building a PF primitive for both kickout holes, for redoing the physics on the table and for going over the script and sounds for his SSF. Plastics were redone and thanks to @32Assassin for use of his back plastic from Sting Ray. Scotty VH's wheel image: https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/memory-lane-stern-1978-wheel-image/   Read More

This is a graphics mod of the fantastic Star Wars Data East Table. Thanks to DJRobX for allowing me to do this. Some will like it, some won't. It unclutters the table so you can better see what you're doing. I was encouraged to contribute no matter how big or small, so here it is. Hope you enjoy.   Read More

this is a VP9 to VPX conversion. VP9 table by freneticamnesic I copied and pasted each component into a VPX template and updated what i could with componets found on VPX. Undertaker toy and apron primitives by Dark. the decal on the apron can be changed Apron Decal.png = Stock decal Apron Decal 1.png = Royal Randar Pinball or you can hide it to show the Data East logo.   Note that this table will give you an error at load time.  playfield high power disabled by coin door interlock this is a PINMAME error,  their is no code modifications I can do to fix this.   Read More

I asked Michel if he had plans to release this table in VPX; he told me he was very busy and did not plan to rebuild any of his VP9 tables in VPX. if you like to learn how to build a table I suggest you start with his tables they are very well built the only thing you need to do is add all the features that have been added to VPX. Big thank you to him and  to Aldiode, Zany and Gtxjoe for their contributions for this table.   I'm sure I'm not the first to try to build this in VPX,  if you import the VP9 table into VPX and try to play it,  the ball bounces around the metal guide making the table unplayable.  I thought the code for the ball had to be rebuilt. as it turned out the code was un modified thanks to the primitive PF. THIS TABLE NEEDS TO BE PLAYED WITH VP 10.6 or higher!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! like the VP9 table  the dB2s is enabled by a text file in your VP folder Visual Pinball\User\LMEMTables.txt (I'm assuming everyone has the dB2s ; if you don't download the VP9 table to get it). The dB2s is just a static image. If you are using a Front-end you might be better of running a video (make one) or the static image. I like to updated the code to use the VPX controller.vbs file but thats not something I know how to do or plan to learn. If anyone likes to update the code feel free to do so.   Read More

I asked Michel if he had plans to release this table in VPX; he told me he was very busy and did not plan to rebuild any of his VP9 tables in VPX. if you like to learn how to build a table I suggest you start with his tables they are very well built the only thing you need to do is add all the features that have been added to VPX. Big thank you to him and  to Aldiode, Zany and Gtxjoe for their contributions for this table.   I'm sure I'm not the first to try to build this in VPX,  if you import the VP9 table into VPX and try to play it,  the ball bounces around the metal guide making the table unplayable.  I thought the code for the ball had to be rebuilt. as it turned out the code was un modified thanks to the primitive PF. THIS TABLE NEEDS TO BE PLAYED WITH VP 10.6 or higher!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! like the VP9 table  the dB2s is enabled by a text file in your VP folder Visual Pinball\User\LMEMTables.txt (I'm assuming everyone has the dB2s ; if you don't download the VP9 table to get it). The dB2s is just a static image. If you are using a Front-end you might be better of running a video (make one) or the static image. I like to updated the code to use the VPX controller.vbs file but thats not something I know how to do or plan to learn. If anyone likes to update the code feel free to do so.   Read More