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I found this backglass in B2S.exe time ago, it was made with VP9 table by luvthatapex in a amazing pinball recreation set.
As I am a big fan of 70's pinballs I updated to newer .directB2S that works thanks to Loserman script. Thank him for his work
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I found this backglass in B2S.exe time ago, it was made with VP9 table by luvthatapex in a amazing pinball recreation set.
As I am a big fan of 70's pinballs I updated to newer .directB2S that works thanks to Loserman script. Thank him for his work
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A beautiful backglass, I hope someone updated the table to vpx because I have been removing all tables vpt from my cabinet to the point where they are all vpx, you can see the difference especially in physics.
Thank you very much, it is beautiful and I also love the pinballs of my country because they bring me better memories.
EDIT: What I do not understand is why you left the wooden frame, I think you should have done it without it
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i did this backglasses for old VP9 with exe bg exactly for the reason you say: i’d like to update those table to VPX but i’m not able to do that
but… why did you remove all VP9 tables? some of them are still good works even in comparison to new VPX
the wooden frame is an experiment: when i have a backglass quite square like this , on a wide screen monitor it is stretched to rectanggle ad deformed loosing proportions (hugly to see). if i add two vertical strips each side i have a rectangular image that will be less deformed on wide screen
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Yes, I understand what you mean, it is for that reason that I have a 4: 3 backglass screen.
Thanks again !
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It’s tough to cater to both 4:3 and 16:9 ratios but personally I wish dB2S designer took that into account so that a border of sorts could be added as an option (like the grill) because as a 16:9 backglass owner, I totally get what you are doing here editoy!
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Are you aware of this
B2S Server – new feature – aspect ratio
Go down to — New Feature – proportional backglass
With
B2S Backglass Server 1.3.0.3
https://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=12553
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errr… nope, I was not! Thanks Outhere!
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