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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

table was built on VPX 10.6.exe   Artwork rebuilt from Martin Brunker resources. Big thank you to Francisco666 for the help.    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

Bally's 1970 Double-Up, supposedly only 55 of these were produced.  I got turned onto this table by a restoration going on at Pinside by Pecos (who also goes by Alan).  I ended up deciding to take on my first playfield redraw in Illustrator with much help and advice from such characters as krugge99, hauntfreaks, bodydump, mfuegemann, and wrd1972 who was going through his first redraw as well and who's thread I hijacked   Thanks All! Pecos has been very helpful with additional photos, sound bites, and even a very nice written and video run through of the complete ruleset, I wish I had that much info for all my table builds.  Be sure to check out his thread linked above (tells you how to play).  He also provided some great feedback from a short gameplay video I provided him. Hauntfreaks went above and beyond getting the backglass image from a low res dark image into something usable, getting the plastics cleaned up as well, and making me some nice primitives for these old school ball gate brackets.  big thanks. Enjoy, it's a fun but merciless table.  Still things to tweak (always) and feedback is very welcome. directb2s file is included hold down left flipper to access the options menu (thanks for the idea loserman76 and gnance) FS settings in the table are for my cab which has the playfield in portrait mode, most of you will need to adjust the Backdrop settings.   Read More

"Hurry, hurry, hurry, step right this way!!!" Check out the script options at the top of the script. Toggle thru GI and flipper color modes with the left and right MagnaSave buttons. But remember this is just a preview. To switch permanently to a specific color mode you have to do these changes in the script options.  Special thanks to OldSkoolGamer, ICPjuggla, JimmyFingers, Koadic: For creating a very cool VP9 build from where I borrowed some table elements and pieces of codes (especially the math code for the Juggler and the Ferris wheels) OldSkoolGamer: For providing me all the artwork he designed for the VP9 build. Thx so much bro! Cosmic80: For some help reworking the playfield and some plastics Wrd1972: For bringing me back to VP and a lot ideas and stuff from his Dr. Dude build (the Dr. was my starting point for this build) Flupper: For flasher domes template and his awesome Whitewater table, from where I borrowed stuff and ideas (like flipper bats and much more). And especially for his ramp tutorial, his mail support and help during my first steps in Blender ClarkKent: For physics and aligning help. And some good advice and hint how accurate a VP author has to be ;-) Dark, nFozzy and Knorr: For locknuts, bolts and screws 32assassin: For the Juggler Box from his Hurricane WIP build Sliderpoint: For ideas and resources from his Cyclone build Dark: For the Williams apron template Dark: For the gates primitives template Ninuzzu: For the ball shadow code DJRobX and RothbauerW: For some code in my script like the SSF routines The one and only JPSalas: For all you are doing for the VP world. For the lamp code. And I'm sure I have some more code and/or ideas from you in my build ;-) JimmyFingers: For some sound routines Kiwi: For helping me adjusting some of the VP objects tttttwii, Westworld and Thalamus: For beta testing and some good hints 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! Hope you guys enjoy it. Have a lot fun with "Hurricane". Easter eggs in the table 😉 Sometimes when you enter the lit Hurricane ramp, you can see a picture of a cow accompanied with a moo, you can also get a picture of a huge eye. Sometimes the unlit Ferris Wheel will get you an inchworm or four ducks. Sometimes, about every 30th game or so, when you hit the "Mystery" shot to start the spinning wheel, the voice that normally says "Thrills, Chills, Magic, Prizes" will instead be a weird voice (sounds like Qbert) that says "Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble". If it happens the first time on a particular game, then it will make the saying again the next two or three times you hit the Mystery wheel. Then it will go back to the normal voice and normal phrase.   Read More

Air Aces is a really fun drop target shooting gallery pinball by Bally from 1975. A while back Updon contacted me about building out a Bally Air Aces redraw that he was working on. Scottacus was on board for scripting/rules and the project took off from there. There is an options menu for replay/EB, ball shadow, coin/free play, 3/5 ball, etc. if you hold the left flipper during Game Over. B2S included. Updon: redraw Scottacus: script, menu, rules Bord: table & graphics, backglass   Read More

This is a mod of JP's wonderful Alien Poker, so he made this table, i only made the mod. All plastics and the playfield are new and all sounds of course. I used the french ROM (alpok_f6) in this table so we don't have problems with our original Alien Poker. (This table scores higher as AP) In destop mode is a shadow on the left side of the playfield, to fix this you'll have to increase the Halo Height in GI light21 to around 100 or higher. Do as you like. I don't liked the look in FS so i set it on 54. Maybe there is a better fix for this problem but i'm no VP professional. As always i have no clue what i'm doing. I changed the playfield layout a little, there is now a loop to shoot from the upper right flipper and a two flipper setting on the bottom. Enjoy, keep on playin' pinball and always remember: Other bands play, MANOWAR kills!     Read More

"Let's make it a 6-pack of releases weekend" - sorry Randr :)   Rack-A-Ball by Gottlieb - 1962   Yet another pool themed table.   1 or A will load balls to the shooter lane when a game is in progress.     Read More

Thanks to all those who either contributed or tested to make it as authentic as possible.  Thanks to Bord, Borgdog and  GTXJoe for all of the scripting and technical mods and advice.  Thanks to Thalamus for all of his audio improvements and testing. Thanks to 32Assassin for all of his artwork and primitive additions.  Thanks to JAK54 over at VPForums for his scans of the plastics.  Thanks to Arngrim for his DOF updates.  And lastly, thanks to Destruk for his original VP9 table from which the inspiration came from.  Please let me know if I forgot anyone. oh and there is a rumor a new back glass is being made Enjoy!   Read More

Bumper Pool by Gottlieb - 1969 Another pool themed table. This is the Italian add-a-ball version of Mini pool. Notice the lack of the word "flipper" on the apron and flippers themselves. All because the laws didn't allow that to be on a pinball machine. Those laws also made Gottlieb change the way they showed WOWs on the backglass - notice the 5 balls lined up in the pool table ball return area? Yup, those are the "hidden" WOW lights. All of this to get around the laws so folks could play pinball. This is one with a turret shooter for the WOWs - another method for dealing with Italian laws regarding pinball. This addressed laws against extra balls - by having the table shoot it out, it did not violate the laws since the player wasn't launching it.   ZIP included Backglass and wheel.   Read More

Mini Pool by Gottlieb - 1969   Another pool themed table. This is the USA add-a-ball version   ZIP includes backglass and wheel    Read More

Target Pool by Gottlieb - 1969 Another single player pool themed table. This is the replay version. ZIP includes backglass and wheel.    Read More

Space Orbit by Gottlieb - 1972 The Italian Add-A-Ball version of Mini Cycle/Polo with different artwork and no midfield return lane. Includes novelty/5-Ball mode where WOWs score 50k instead of an extra ball. Includes wheel and backglass   Read More

Gottlieb's Tiger (1975) This is the Italian add-a-ball version of Orbit/Outer Space with very different artwork. Coding/build by me Artwork by GNance   Includes directB2S & wheel   Read More

Surprise! - one I forgot to mention I was working on Gottlieb's Texas Ranger - 1972 This is a mod of my Sheriff/Lawman tables - original artwork by Popotte - redrawn/changed/update by GNance This is the add-a-ball version of Sheriff/Lawman made for Italy. And because of the laws there surrounding pinball, the "WOW" lights were not marked as such (you would not know they were there unless you scored an extra ball).     built in VPX 10.5 - I don't build using betas.         Read More

I hope you like saxophone music because that is how high the bar is set with this PinBot repurposing. At least the scoring and gambling element is a lot of fun! Many thanks to: djrobx - PinBot scripting rothbauerw - scripting/testing/gameplay tweaking/magic Sliderpoint for pointing me to some decent graphic resources Thanks to the beta testers for all the feedback and time.   Read More

'*************************************************** 'CIRQUS VOLTAIRE (BALLY 1997) '*************************************************** 'Concept by: John Popadiuk 'Design by: John Popadiuk, Cameron Silver 'Art by: Linda Deal (aka Doane) 'Dots/Animation by: Adam Rhine, Brian Morris 'Mechanics by: Jack Skalon, Louis Toy 'Music by: Rob Berry, Dave Zabriskie 'Sound by: Rob Berry 'Software by: Cameron Silver '*************************************************** 'Rebuild for Visual Pinball by 'Knorr, Clark Kent, Randr, Dark '*************************************************** 'Special Thanks to 'JPSalas, Ninuzzo, Flupper, Gigagula, Thalamus, G5K, 'Toxie, Fuzzel and the VPX Dev Team '***************************************************   Read More

Table built in VP1.05 Long ago, this table started out as only a playfield redraw, but then became a WIP.  I got it along to a fairly playable point, with the help of Ninuzzi to get the ski lift coding.  Dark also provided an excellent 3d model of the slalom and ramp models.  However, I never quite completed it.   Then Kiwi graciously offered to take it on.  He fit it into his busy schedule and rehauled the whole table with graphical, scripting, physics, changes, etc, and added the "Kiwi" touch and as you could guess, it looks and plays amazing!  Very much thanks and credit goes to him!  As well as the following people who worked with me and/or Kiwi: Akiles50000, supplier of photographic material and testers Ninuzzu, the base of the WIP is from Ninuzzu, ski lift coding Dark, 3d plastic slalom model JPSalas, coding and testers Drybonz, for some changes to the table Gtxjoe, image inserts and domes Zany, primitive flippers JimmyFingers, sound routines Arngrim, DOF DJRobX, sound playback functions code Rothbauerw, sound playback functions code Thalamus, for adding and testing the sound playback functions code (SSF) Flupper1, for the tutorial on how to make textures ramps The VP and VPinMame Development Team. Note: the ROM is not available here, do a search on the internet   Read More

table was built on VPX 10.6.exe   Artwork rebuilt from Martin Brunker resources. Big thank you to Francisco666 for the help    Read More

table was built on VPX 10.6.exe   Artwork rebuilt from Martin Brunker resources.

Here is an original table about the German Heavy Metal band "ACCEPT" (you'll find all the files in the download, Table, B2S Backglass, Music files, Rules and Backdrops) Runs with VP 10.6 last beta ! I used the table "ALGAR" from Thalamus and Kalavera and Kalavera's B2S Backglass as a starting point,  so, big thanks to them for their permission to use their work So, you need to use the ROM "algar_l1" to run this table I changed the location of every element and added wire ramps, but the rules remain almost the same BALLS TO THE WALL replaces THE CHAMBER RUSSIAN ROULETTE replaces RIVER STYX, but, each time, you have to reach the LEFT hole first, and then the RIGHT hole without the ball hitting any other element of the table to score the 2X value METAL HEART replaces Extra-ball Here are the new rules (you also can find them with the table file, and in Table / Table Info, and, of course, on the apron) : Making 1-2-3-4 Advances X Value from 2X - 5X. Making Either Bank of 3 Drop Targets Lites RUSSIAN and ROULETTE Loops Shoots To Score 2X Value of Loop Shoot. Making Six Flashing Drop Targets Awards 10,000 to 100,000 Value. Making Six Flashing Drop Targets When 100,000 Lamp is Lit, Lites Top Eject for Possible - METAL HEART RUSSIAN and ROULETTE Loops Shoots Increase in Value from 10,000 - 60,000. At 60,000 RUSSIAN and ROULETTE Loops Shoots Lite Outlanes Which Alternate for Possible SPECIAL. Driving Captive Balls Against BALLS TO THE WALL Targets Scores Highest Flashing Values and Lights Ball Shooter Lanes to Score 50,000 and to Release Balls in BALLS TO THE WALL Lanes. Special thanks to : Thalamus for setting sounds in the script, adding sounds and testing the table JP Salas for testing the table and "cleaning" the script, and for his method to have flashers looking like flames from his table "DIABLO" Xenonph for testing the table, and some of his comments Flupper1 for his flashers templates Kiwi for his "always" appropriate replies to my questions in topics, and also to many others for their availability and help ! Retro BASH for the primitive ramp (at the top of the table) I found in their Future Pinball table IRON MAIDEN Zanny for his primitive Spotlights (below the ramp at the top of the table) Please tell me if I forgot someone ! And, of course, enormous thanks to VPX and VPinMAME developers ! :love39: Very special thanks to the band ACCEPT for their so "German" Heavy Metal (in the 80's, they seemed to come from another planet !) and to all the fans who encouraged me when doing this table ! Sript options : If you want to change sounds volumes, it's from lines 15 to 32 in the script All the 24 songs you will listen to while playing this table, are from the five albums "Breaker", "Restless & Wild", "Balls to the Wall", "Metal Heart" and "Russian Roulette" The band is : Udo Dirkschneider (vocals), Wolf Hoffmann (guitar), Peter Baltes (bass guitar), Stefan Kaufmann (Drums), Jörg Fischer (guitar), and Hermann Frank (guitar) who only plays on the album "Balls to the Wall" Extract mp3 files from "Music" to your VPinball / Music folder Hope Accept fans will like this table (they will find no other ! :) ), and perhaps those who didn't know this band and don't listen to this kind of music too ! Let there be (German) Heavy Metal !   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

table was built on VPX 10.6.exe   Artwork rebuilt from Martin Brunker resources.

Junkyard Cats created by Brendan Bailey 2012 (another masterpiece) in Future Pinball is now available on VPX. About Brendan Brendan Bailey buys, fixes, sells, appreciates, and designs pinball machines. His love of the art, music, and design of arcade games knows no bounds. He was exposed to Williams pinball machines of the late 80's and early 90's at age 3 and has forever been a big a fan of creativity featured throughout those games. The desire to create original pinball machines is what fueled Brendan's exploration into creativity. From (slowly) learning Photoshop to composing electronic music, Brendan owes all of the inspiration for his abilities to the work of the designers, artists, programmers, and musicians of late 80's Williams pinball. Brendan went on to study graphic and new media design at Hofstra University, a career path he never would have discovered had it not been for pinball. Junkyard Cats is 100% original - Brendan created everything you see, hear, and experience during the game - even the voices! He cannot thank Christopher Leathely enough for creating the Future Pinball platform with such incredible passion and attention to detail. Brendan lives on Long Island and works as the creative director for Generations Beyond, a digital design agency in Ronkonkoma, NY... and yes, they have pinball machines in the office! Original Junkyard Cats Webside: http://www.junkyardcats.net/index.php PD: I can not test the table properly, my PC work has a graphics card onboard and I reboot the system, I apologize for possible bugs.   Read More

I love Back to the Future, and I wanted to love this table, but I could never get into it because I thought the artwork was so bad. To me, the playfield looks like it was  drawn by a talented 5th grader. When Cyberpez released the VPX version, I thought I'd give it another try, and its really a fantastic table despite the artwork. Anyway, I set out to change the playfield graphics, some plastics and a few lights, and this is the result. All credit for this table goes to Cyberpez and his list of many contributors. Thanks to him for allowing mods of this table.   Read More

This mod is intended to supplement the awesome and superior official release GNR VPX table made by the highly talented Team PP/JPJ.  Originally I made this mode purely for my own use then decided to share it on VPForums. Full credit goes to Team PP/JPJ for their time and effort, thanks guys! My references for this mod were old YouTube videos and fuzzy images online, mainly of Slash's own GNR table as it was new in the 90's because my aim was to try to replicate the look of a stock/non-modded GNR table.  I have not had the luxury of seeing a real GNR table since 2004, I was 6 then so cannot remember the fine details. I am also a VP noob and know nothing other than how to change very basic superficial stuff.  The GNR table is one of my absolute favorites and although not yet perfect it's still great fun!  Unfortunately I haven't had time to learn (and wont have in the foreseeable future) how to use the VP software properly so I can make some noticeable tweaks. In case any Visual Pinball experts feel the urge, these are the changes required that I am currently aware of; - Lower play-field dimensions to be corrected (ie  flippers, apron etc all moved down to reveal Axl's neck banner and the girls on either side) - 2 spotlights missing in the upper play-field area - More depth/higher sidewalls to the G and R ramps - Slight bend to the G ramp in the southern corner - 2 railings missing near the top flipper - All images enhanced to 4k - Reflective sidewalls - Back-wall flashers corrected - Play-field object reflections - Top flipper made more distinct from the wall beneath   Finally a very special thanks to JPJ for saving the day and being willing to re-visit the official release GNR VPX table for fixes and improvements.   PS.  Highly recommended with PinSound!   Read More

This is a WIP for Punk (Gottlieb 1982).  There's still a lot of cleanup of the plastics -- much of it is just temporary but it doesn't look that bad.  There's lot of stuff that needs to be done that I don't really know how to do, so anyone please feel free to share your improvements.   Read More

This is a VPX conversion of LoadedWeapons VP9 desktop table. There are new plastics and other graphical upgrades. The desktop backdrop is courtesy of lazzlo.   Read More

this is a rebuild using Frens WIP version;  Each individual component was copied and pasted to a blank VPX 10.6 blank table.  I replaced what I could with primitives and did a full code rebuild. I future proofed the table by rebuilding all the hidden ramps (layer 2)  and setting all the walls used to build the ramps as toys.  Everything on layer 7-9 needs to be replaced  with primitives.  Only way that is going to happen is with better resources. table is set to run on colored rom version  1.70 you can change that by commenting out line 11 or 12 known issues!!!! the cvpmSaucer  routine does not like SoundFX calls, this means no DOF call when the right kicker (sw62)  kicks the ball,  sound  when hit or bsHole.InitSnd is handled by the line on 352 the Hulk has 2 optical switches under the table sw41 and sw42,  I'm not sure what triggers them,  I did not add them and the VP9 version does not have them either.  I'm not sure if they are only present in the LE version. as always big thank you to GtxJoe :  VP9 table with base script Slidepoint: VPX WIP Rascal :  Hulk primitive Hauntedfreaks, DJRobX:  Tesseract primitive and animation  code.     Read More