VPINBALL Downloads (1659)

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

Made these for my build... To match my theme in Launchbox :) Still a few more that I probably missed (along with the matching DMD pack) which will be added later... and as always do hit me up with requests or suggestions for improvements as it's all a WIP. Planned additions at this stage are playlist for "Solid State", "Original" and "Electromechanical" tables. Enjoy and please post pics of your setup if you end up using them!   -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsDUOBpsBOY&feature=youtu.be - WIP setup on my cab. Ignore the music, the backglass is silent (also, Jellyfish not included).   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  and this backglass uses Bally ROM. The main difference is that Bally displays the 2 digit mach number using "ball in play" display, and "credit" diplay has 2 digit, so i decided the background has been modified making this two display bigger. For best result i used Bally light ID, but because of this some parts of backglass can't work as should. Taito backglass has simple inner illumination, so i add some lights like in Bally as fantasy mode Thanks to Carlos for images and fonts. And let's hope that someone will find and share Taito ROMS.     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

Sultan (Taito 1979) backglass Thanks to Carlos for images and fonts. Sultan is a Taito version of Sinbad (Gottlieb 1977) As it is an SS rare table, there is no ROM and of course VPinMame doesn't support it So table and backglass uses Gottlieb ROM. But for backglass this is a problem because Gottlieb use less counters than Taito with small working differences: - Bally uses 6 digit score display, Taito's have only 5 digit - Taito has two more counters single digit one for match number at end of game one for player in play (or something like that) that will reman "blind" using Gottlieb ROM. But the biggest difference is that Gottlieb displays the typical 2 digit mach number using ball in play display, and even credit diplay shows 2 digit, so i decided to modify background making this two display bigger to fit 2 digits. For best result i used Gottlieb light ID, but because of this some parts of backglass can't work as should. Taito backglass has simple inner illumination, so i did not to use other Gottlieb light ID for light effects.   Read More

Couldn't find any decent backglass video for the 3x JP tables in FX3 so I made my own from a trailer clip and wheel art and then added some fancy lighting. Any other FX3 backglass that I need to re-make will also be added here (but i think mostly everything else is available online). - Note for admin - Uses some wheel art that I found on an FTP. Trans-formative work but not sure who the original creator of those is so unable to give credit there (delete if not allowed please or if you recognize them please do add credit to whoever made those).   Read More

Couldn't find a uniform set of videos to go on the DMD screen for popper so knocked these together quickly. It's just generated text scrolling with background in the style of a DMD. I did one for each playlist / Platform (plus a couple that I don't use just for completion). Requests for others to add to the pack / improvements are welcomed!   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

Sultan (Taito 1979) wheel From the graphic of backglass, waiting the table... Who knows, maybe a generous man with a thick white beard and dressed in red will give us another gift...   Read More

Custom Playlist Wheels (Tarcisio Style) that I use as active SQL playlist in Popper.

Wheel image for Space Shuttle (Taito/Mecatronics 1984) From the same graphic of the backglass Thanks to Carlos Guizzo (The Magician) for his images   Read More

Space Shuttle (Taito 1984) backglass a.k.a. Space Shuttle (Mecatronics 1984)  backglass First of all a "multiple thanks" to Carlos Guizzo (The Magician) for his images, video, support... and everything. Without him simply this backglass shouldn't exists. This backglass uses a main image restored from Carlo's pictures and for a more realistic result custom LED counters  i made thanks to inside images of the backglass he sent me. "Special thanks" to JPSalas for his help with lights assignements, NOTE This backglass works with JP's Space Shuttle (Taito 1984) VPX table (Taito and Mecatronics are the same company) It uses a main image as the one in flyer as you can see on IPDB. Anyway the origiunal table uses two  version with two different bacground  images  as you can see in images and videos around the web.   Read More

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Torpedo Alley (Data East 1988) 2 & 3 scr Version of the hauntfreaks torpedo with the addition of light animation on the backglass Score problem solved Thanks to hauntfreaks I replaced the grill of better quality   Read More

Aztec (Williams 1976)

Indiana Jones The Pinball Adventure (Williams 1993) version HD 2  and 3 scr and 3 scr dmdb2s

Time Machine (Data East 1988) 2 and 3 screen 2 mod : fantasy and authentic

Harley Davidson (Bally 1991) b2s this uses the shitty image most of the B2S files use, I tried to do what I could to make it better, but its really no better.... I used no grill to keep the BG at about 16:9 ratio also added the flasher but i have no clue what solenoids they should be connected to, so I winged it... if someone knows the flasher ID's let me know i will fix them.... 2k-ish image authentic on lighting flashers about 16:9 ratio   Read More

These are wheels to be used for playlists sorted by designer. Thanks To TerryRed for the template, Tarcisio Calerio for his wonderful theme, and Dux Retro for the spreadsheet alterations that will allow everyone to use these.   Read More

this is a VP 9 to  VPX conversion. VP9 author = freneticamnesic I imported every object into a VPX template -deleted unused objects and images - changed friction and elasticity on walls and ramps - upgraded many components with  features found on VPX. - made many new primitive toys.   I don't like to add custom toys to my tables.  I made an exception for this table. the tomcat toy is a flat plastic with vertical tail wings attached to it.  It looks like a toy found on the basic table. While a full 3D model would be found on the LE table.  I dded a 3D model instead.  the model was released as a printable 3D project its 8-9 MB.  I scaled it down to what I needed.   Note that the GI lights in the VP 9 version where controlled by the script,  thanks to the updated PinMAME,  this tables GI lights are controlled by PinMAME.  Not required but GI lights will only work with a PinMAME exe that supports Sterns LE tables.   Read More

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Tarcisio's Theme Playlist Wheels. I've created default playlist wheels. These include: - Visual Pinball X (generic) - Visual Pinball X (Willams tables) - Visual Pinball X (Bally tables) - Visual Pinball X (Stern tables) - Visual Pinball X (Taito tables) - Visual Pinball X (Gottlieb tables) - FX3 Pinball (generic) - FX3 Pinball (Star wars tables) - FX3 Pinball (Aliens tables) - FX3 Pinball (Marvel tables)   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

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