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Skateball (Bally 1980) 1.0.4 detail mod extra time was spent on this because of the subject matter – this is a detail mod of JP’s table, so he gets the credit… – lights, shadows, material, color gradient and some textures – primitive cutouts   Read More

Ripley's Believe It or Not (Stern 2004) v1.0.3 mod - this is a detail mod of JP's table, so he gets the credit... - lights, shadows, material, color gradient and some textures   Read More

Hot Shot by Gottlieb. I completely rebuilt it from my original version. Many thanks to Zany for the Flipper model and texture, JPSalas for the EM Reel images, GTXJoe for the Highscore saving code, mfuegemann for script help (YOU ARE A GENIUS!) and Fast Draw as template, loserman78, GNance, and Mike Farmer for some images and other parts from their VP9 Hot Shot, Flupper for the physics starting point,  Every other author for their amazing work!   Read More

Wheel image for the almighty Loserman's Bank Shot

T.K.O. is the last wedgehead produced by Gottlieb.  This is an update/rebuild of my old version, although I still don't have good resources for the playfield or plastics, so this is a 1.5K Less-Then-Ultimate edition. Hold down left flipper key for options menu.  (idea from loserman76 and gnance)directb2s includedFS settings for my cab which has playfield in portrait mode, many of you will need to adjust.DOF via arngrim DOF factory Thanks to hauntfreaks and sliderpoint for graphics support, and itchigo and pbecker1946 for helping with game logic.   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

This is a conversion of MJR's VP9 Aladdin's Castle to VPX.  I thought I'd tackle an EM for a change as I wanted to try a table without a ROM and also because this game has a special place in my nostalgic past.    This was the first pinball machine I ever played at the ripe old age of 7 years old :) - It was located in a shop directly across from the house I grew up in so I spent many a night feeding coins into it. I spent a bit of time on the desktop mode and even threw some animations in there. Probably went over the top a bit but this was a great learning experience for me so I kept going.   There are some graphics features that are specific to desktop mode and these can be found at the start of the script.   The included B2S was the one originally created by MJR for the VP9 version and is included in the archive. Have Fun - Dozer.   Read More

White Water (Williams 1993) b2s - 2048 res image (rework of fluppers image) - more modern lighting technique - accurate bulb and flasher placement - nice flasher effects   Read More

Black Rose VPX - Many thanks to all that provided resources, especially JayFoxRox for the scans he had available and to GTXjoe for providing a base table script to work with. Special thanks to Hauntfreaks for GI lighting, lighting touch ups, and his excellent work on the playfield cannon/lighting. - New Major Thanks to Dozer for adding his fantastic work! Hauntfreaks and Dozer helped get this table where it needed to be. This table is my first attempt at creating a table that isn't some form of conversion, so thank you to Flupper for the tutorial on ramps, Rothbauerw for the playfield redraw tutorial, and everyone for their encouragement and support. I am still working on the physics because they feel really off and I need to try and find a better resource for the large parrot plastic on the right of the playfield. Feel free to do any mods, use any resources, etc.   Read More

Wheel image

larger and sharper wheel image for new Fire! 2.0 table

I'm very excited to present the Fire! 2.0. This is a significant update to the VPX mod of UncleWilly and Randr's awesome Fire! table!   VPX 10.4 or better required, 10.5 beta recommended. Thanks to: Wrd1972 and Bord: Both of them have relentlessly worked to make 2.0 an amazing update!   My hat is off to them.    They went way above and beyond on this project and can't thank them enough. UncleWilly and Randr for their amazing VP9 original, and Randr for guidance on that left lock behavior. 32Assassin for his VPX rebuild of the script and table. HauntFreaks for color-correcting sling areas so they light up properly. RustyCardores for PMD™ input. VPX team for the wonderful engine. NFozzy/Ninuzzu for fast flipper and ball shadow routines Flupper for primitive flippers   Read More

wheel image for Centaur

Wheel for Palace Guard (Gottlieb 1968)

For Galaxy (Stern 1980) from bord      Read More

a wheel for T2, I made some time ago

This file includes a VPX test table with a test kicker and instruction on how to install into your VPX build. Features: Left and right arrow: set direction of kick Up and down arrow: set power of kick C: Create a ball in the kicker R: Return the ball to the kicker K: Kick the ball   Read More

https://skfb.ly/6yKqY The Ringmaster from Circus Voltaire was taken off the table and scanned in 3D using a 3D laser scanner by randr. 3D model scans are fairly accurate but present a number of challenges before they can be useful in any type of gaming engine. I 'polished' the 3d scan model, smoothing out some of the bumpiness that's a side effect of the scanning process.  I re-mesh the model to give it an optimized mesh/topology and project the details of the high resolution polished scan. Randr took a number of HD photos which I used to texture map the model, I've provided a 'complete map' and a 'diffuse map'.  The diffuse map has no lighting or shadows baked into it in the event you want to either bake your own lighting/shadows or at some point lighting and shadows are handled by a 3D game engine (VPX11 maybe). I've also provided a normals bump map which gives the model the illusion of much higher detail.  I made the top section of the ring master a separate object in the event a separate material is needed for it or it need's some adjustment to fit the table nicely.  So included are two objs, one of the ringmaster head and one for the "spell WoW" cylinder top.   Read More

This started a year ago as a project to force me to learn Blender. I must have built the corkscrew ramp 8 different times trying to figure it out. Finally I can put it to bed. Would I do some things differently knowing what I know now? Sure, but I'm still proud of the results. Thanks to @randr, @rothbauerw, and @32assassin for their (significant) contributions to the script. Thanks to @flupper for lots of good Blender advice along the way.   Read More

Here is my take on Centaur, one of my favorite Ballys from this era. Script adapted from an unreleased version by Borgdog, Hauntfreaks, Drybonz. Base script by 32assassin. Play testing and apron scan by The Loafer. Thanks, guys!   Read More

Wheel image for Zarza (Taito 1982).  Traced from backglass, at least mostly.  Also posted to another site, but not sure when it may be approved there.   Read More

Mariner is a four player undersea themed table from Bally that was released in 1971.  It features a zig-zag lane for triggering various bonus features, a side bonus scoring lane and some center and side drain inducing mushroom bumpers that are locatged just above the flippers. The zip file includes the B2s backglass and Wheel image as well as the table.  All of the artwork was hand drawn in inkscape.  Bord did a awesome job with making Blender primitives and lighting masks for the table that really bring it to life.  Thanks also to kds70 for his testing of the table.   Read More

Sea Ray is an underwater themed two player Bally table from the early 70's.  It features a zig-zag lane for triggering various bonuses, a side bonus scoring lane and some center and side drain inducing mushrooms that sit just above the flippers. This zip file includes the VP 10.5 table, a B2S backglass and a wheel image for your frontend.  All the artwork for the table, plastics and backglass were hand-drawn by me in Inkscape. Bord did a great job in creating primitives as well as lighting masks in Blender.  Thanks also to kds70 for beta testing the table. Enjoy! Scottacus   Read More

Cow Poke (Gottlieb 1965) Build/Coding by Loserman76 Artwork by GNance   '*  hauntfreaks - newer postit note images, environment file, lighting information, primitives '*  BorgDog - his tables that helped me to understand more with VPX - and I probably lifted a primitive or 2 from them as well '*  GNance - score motor tweaks to behave like a real EM, PostIt routines, Options menu '*  JPSalas - gameroom backdrop '*  Pinuck - Gottlieb chimes and score motor routines '*  Arngrim - DOF coding and information   Read More

Avatar PinUp Player Pack (BackGlass, Topper) System:  Visual Pinball Player (version 10.4+) All Video, Media and Artwork by xkane47, PuP-Pack Editor & PuPCapture files by Nailbuster, Fan trailer by Imakefilmtrailers (youtube) Video preview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LCykrJ1whc   Requirements: PinUP Player v1.20 or greater VPX:  Designed to work with Avatar mod 1.12 ROM:  Designed to work with “avr_200”.  May work with other versions. DMD Colors:  R=255 G=88 B=32   Installation: Ensure there are no files in your PUPVideosavr_200 folder (if that folder already exists). Copy the PuP-Pack (avr_200) folder into your PUPVideos folder. (example: C:Visual PinballTablesPinUpPlayerPUPVideosavr_200).   Background Videos: Backglass:  Enabled by default Topper   :  Enabled by default (note background settings are configurable by using PinUPPackEditor.exe)   Installation Notes: The Backglass has a default setting to enable a looping Background Backglass video.  You can remove your existing Avatar.directb2s file as it is not needed. (and won’t be seen while using this PuP-Pack) The Topper has a default setting to enable a looping Background Topper Video.  If you are using your own Topper Video (through Pinball X) you should either disable the Topper Background video (using PinUPPackEditor), or replace it with your own video. This PuP-Pack is designed for people with Backglass and Toppers.  There is a different PuP-Pack available for users without Toppers. This PuP-Pack does not require a modded Visual Pinball table to work.  No table script modifications are required.  It should work with any Avatar vpx table that uses rom avr_200.  Tested with Avatar table mod 1.12. Troubleshooting: Visit: https://vpinball.com/forums/forum/visual-pinball-forums/pinup-player-interactive-video-plugin/     Read More

Avatar PinUp Player Pack (BackGlass Only) System:  Visual Pinball Player (version 10.4+) All Video, Media and Artwork by Xkane47 PuP-Pack Editor & PuPCapture files by Nailbuster Fan trailer by Imakefilmtrailers (youtube) Video preview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LCykrJ1whc   Requirements:   PinUP Player v1.30 or greater VPX:  Designed to work with Avatar mod 1.12 ROM:  Designed to work with “avr_200”.  May work with other versions. DMD Colors:  R=255 G=88 B=32   Installation:   Ensure there are no files in your PUPVideosavr_200 folder (if that folder already exists). Copy the PuP-Pack (avr_200) folder into your PUPVideos folder. (example: C:Visual PinballTablesPinUpPlayerPUPVideosavr_200).   Background Videos:   Backglass:  Enabled by default Topper   :  Disabled (note background settings are configurable by using PinUPPackEditor.exe) Installation Notes:   The Backglass has a default setting to enable a looping Background Backglass video.  You can remove your existing Avatar.directb2s file as it is not needed. (and won’t be seen while using this PuP-Pack)   This PuP-Pack is designed for people without Toppers.  There is a different PuP-Pack available for users with Toppers.  To ensure this PuP-Pack show videos properly you must ensure your “Other 1” screen in PinUp Player Displays is configured to match same size/location as your standard BackGlass. This PuP-Pack does not require a modded Visual Pinball table to work.  No table script modifications are required.  It should work with any Avatar vpx table that uses rom avr_200.  Tested with Avatar table mod 1.12. Troubleshooting: Visit: https://vpinball.com/forums/forum/visual-pinball-forums/pinup-player-interactive-video-plugin/   Read More

Palace Guard http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1737 Build/Coding by Loserman76 Artwork by GNance '*  hauntfreaks - newer postit note images, environment file, lighting information, primitives '*  BorgDog - his tables that helped me to understand more with VPX - and I probably lifted a primitive or 2 from them as well '*  GNance - score motor tweaks to behave like a real EM, PostIt routines, Options menu '*  JPSalas - gameroom backdrop '*  Pinuck - Gottlieb chimes and score motor routines '*  Arngrim - DOF coding and information 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 in addition to the "standard" keys (typically "1" to start game and "5" for coin), I've added "3" for coin and "4" for coin and auto-start game to simulate 3 coin slots Shadow config settings: Look for these 2 lines near the beginning of the scripting: Const ShadowFlippersOn = true Const ShadowBallOn = true change to false if you want either of the shadows not showing on your tables   Read More

Royal Guard http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=2037 Build/Coding by Loserman76 Artwork by GNance '*  hauntfreaks - newer postit note images, environment file, lighting information, primitives '*  BorgDog - his tables that helped me to understand more with VPX - and I probably lifted a primitive or 2 from them as well '*  GNance - score motor tweaks to behave like a real EM, PostIt routines, Options menu '*  JPSalas - gameroom backdrop '*  Pinuck - Gottlieb chimes and score motor routines '*  Arngrim - DOF coding and information 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 in addition to the "standard" keys (typically "1" to start game and "5" for coin), I've added "3" for coin and "4" for coin and auto-start game to simulate 3 coin slots Shadow config settings: Look for these 2 lines near the beginning of the scripting: Const ShadowFlippersOn = true Const ShadowBallOn = true change to false if you want either of the shadows not showing on your tables   Read More

This table is the same as the previous "Tron LE - Light Mod" and "Tron Legacy PuP-Pack Edition" tables. The only difference is now ALL of my PinUP Player code has been removed, as there is no longer any need for it with the newest Tron Legacy PuP-Packs I have created (that use PuPCapture). Hence the "NPC" which stands for "NO PUP CODE". This table is now standalone and will work without PinUP Player. It also will work "correctly" with the new Tron Legacy PuP-Packs I have created. "Max Pack" "2 on 1" "3 on 1" Tron Legacy (Stern 2011) (1.6, SSF, Lightmod 1.2, NPC) VPX table created by: ICPjuggla, freneticamnesic (original FP to VPX conversion). PinUp Player de-mod : TerryRed Dozer: Light Mod: V1.2: Reworked ramp light pipe reflections and recognizer sweep shadow. Fixed desktop mode element alignment. Fixed desktop mode shadow placement and movement RustyCardores: Surround sound mod, new sounds added (where there were none) DJRobX: Updated physics and code to bring table inline with VPX 10.4 routines. ROM-controlled GI and PWM flasher support. Prettier Ball. HauntFreaks: File size optimization   Read More

Please DO NOT use this table with any of the other Tron Legacy PuP-Packs installed! Only use the included PuP files with this table! I recommend using newer updated Tron Legacy tables with new PuP-Packs, as this table is no longer up to date. Ever wished that JJP, and Stern made a Tron table together? Well now you get the next best thing! I present my first PinUp Player VPX table mod (well the first ever) of Tron Legacy (Pup Edition) VPX.  Watch this video demo of it here in my cabinet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9iDJxhx2Eg   Tron Legacy (Stern) (PuP Edition) PinUp Player Edition mod : TerryRed PinUp Player created by: NailBuster VPX table created by: ICPJuggla, freneticamnesic (original FP to VPX conversion). RustyCardores: Surround sound mod, new sounds added (where there were none) DJRobX: Updated physics and code to bring table inline with VPX 10.4 routines. ROM-controlled GI and PWM flasher support. Prettier Ball. HauntFreaks: File size optimization   Other credits: Rom and GLXB (original FP table version), SLAMT1LT (Ultimate Edition FP version, and inspiration for this table mod)   PinUp Player is a program that lets you play any video file on your Backglass, Topper, DMD, or any other screen using VLC media player. These videos can be controlled through the table's script, switches, triggers, lights, or other table events. This allows any VP, FP or FX2 (using DOFLinx for FP and FX2) table to have a Backglass or Middle Screen with full videos like Jersey Jack Pinball, modern Stern tables, or Heighway Pinball tables. You can control the videos using direct PuP control through the table's script, or you can use B2S Server and create a PuPB2S that doesn't require any modification of the table (but with less control), similar to a normal B2S (but really easy to make). This PuP table mod is not using the PuPB2S method (which uses B2S Rom calls), and was a complete mod of the table script. I created all the videos myself (1920×1080 for Backglass, and 1920×822 for Topper), inspired by SLAMT1LT’s FP version. Since this is a rom based table. I have no access or control over any of the game code or actions. I literally made A LOT of new code specifically for PUP that works based on only triggers / switches from the game, and the playfield lights and neon ramp colour logic. It’s a miracle I was able to pull this off, as this works with most MB modes, as well as the jackpots,etc all having unique videos with titles,etc.  Because of this, I also wasn’t able to do anything for Sea of Simulation, End of Line MB,  or portal, as they all use White for neon ramp colours, and I have no way to differentiate them. I hope you enjoy this new evolution for VP! Thanks again to the original table authors for their amazing work! PLEASE read all of the instructions for important info related to PuP setup and this table.   Read More