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Changelog 1.1 Speaker box redesigned with shadows, translite reflection over speaker box, added pinball flashes reflection over speakerbox,cleaned some sharpen zones on translite photo. Changelog 1.2 Added Active lights to translite, and other changes   Read More

Cactus Canyon Continued (Bally 1998) b2s out of laziness this uses light ID's stolen from wildman's b2s 2-3 screen dual mode (fantasy = blinky) 2k images (designed after the real CCC BG)   Read More

Yes, that's the name. "The Table With The Least Comprehensible Theme Ever". There has been much discussion about Dialed In being a bad theme for a table. My thought process was along the lines of "Bad theme? I'll show you a bad theme!" This is a VPX remaster of a nine year old table originally made for Visual Pinball tech beta 6, based on in-jokes among some people who used to chat on IRC at that time. Rules: Shoot white lights for modes. Shoot yellow lights for fic awards. Shoot green lights for multiball. I am allowing open modding of this table. I do not have the hardware to test adding cabinet support. The table should be angle independent and work in full screen mode. Some sounds and graphics were reused from JPSalas's Ghostbusters: Slimer table with his permission.   Read More

B2S Backglass for the Shovel Knight VPX original table.

B2S Backglass for the Gradius VPX original table.

IMPORTANT NOTE Make sure you have a key bound for right MagnaSave. Using the right MagnaSave button activates a power-up on this table, and building and using power-ups is a core element of this table's game play. Requirements Visual Pinball 10.4. About the table My second VPX original is based on the 1985 space shooter Gradius. This is intended to be a table styled on the late-80s alphanumeric display era of pinball, with short ball times, nudging required, and lasers that go "pew!" Cabinet support I am allowing open modding of this table. I do not have the hardware to test adding cabinet support. The table should be angle independent and work in full screen mode. Rules POWER-UPS: Hit shots with lit capsules to light power-ups. Hit the turquoise center targets to light additional capsules. Use the right MagnaSave button to activate the currently lit power-up. LETTER power-up: Spot a letter in O-P-T-I-O-N. MISSILE power-up: Advance an enemy at a random shot. BUMPERS power-up: Score 100 points per bumper for 25 hits. SPINNER power-up: Score 100 points per spin for 25 spins. OPTION power-up: Light a lock for multiball. BARRIER power-up: Raise drop targets by the outlanes. MYSTERY: Complete the green lights at the bottom lanes to light a mystery award at the center saucer. MULTIBALL: Hit O-P-T-I-O-N targets or use the OPTION power-up to light lock at the ramps. Lock can be lit up to three times. Locking a ball when no more locks are lit will activate multiball. JACKPOT: During multiball, hit each of the ramps once to light jackpot at the side loop. ENEMIES: Complete all three blue lights at a shot to defeat enemies and start a hurry-up. Start a hurry-up while another hurry-up is running for bigger points. BIG CORE: Hit the drop target below the upper flipper to expose and defeat Big Core. BOSS BATTLE: Activate each power-up once, score a jackpot, destroy all enemies, and defeat Big Core to light a boss battle at the center saucer. ARCADE WIZARD: ??? Hints There are two extra balls available: One from defeating Big Core (yellow targets) for the second time, and one from the mystery award. The fifth mystery award is guaranteed to be an extra ball. The are two five way combos on the table. Make one of them and something good will happen! left ramp > right ramp > left loop > side loop > center saucer right ramp > left ramp > center lane > side loop > center saucer   Read More

From the same graphic of backglass

Super Nova (Game Plan 1980) backglass I had this backglass image in my pc, downloaded somewere, why not to use it. At half of the work... i see that Wildman made a higher resolution version, with a little different colors. What to do? Let's end the work As usual restoration of scratches and light reflex, then tried to insert the same number of lamps of the original backglass, thanks to pictures of original pin. For theyr on-off cycle... used imagination and Wildman's b2s tester. And not to waste time copyed some light assignements from his backglass... In any case thanks to Wildman.   Read More

Witness the most explosive light show in a pinball cabinet thanks to the new DOF addressable led MX support in DOFLinx 5.20! You have never seen a light show quite like this in a pinball cabinet! Amazing effects and animation that surround the playfield! - Lightsabers, - explosions - X-Wing and Tie-Fighter Blasters - flashing words like SPECIAL, PADAWAN, JEDI, SOLO - targetting computer - video mode A video demonstration in my cabinet can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16BFc4BqsJE&t=787s This table has the complete cabinet feedback and lighting support for the following: - 10 solenoids for flipper, slingshots, bumpers, etc.. - 5 RGB flashers - Blower Fan - Shaker - Gear motor - Strobe - Beacon - Start button - Coin button - Launch Ball button - Fire button - RGB Undercab Lighting - Addressable leds   Read More

"Stripping" version of Centigrade 37 (Gottlieb 1977) backglass. With FINAL SURPRISE!!! The only nude version I made that makes sense: the girl inside cylinder gets undressed as the temperature goes up!! Her dress dissolves one piece at time. And when energy reaches the top... a tribute to a classic sci-fi movie. Prove your skill. I started from HauntFreaks original backglass (thanks for permission to mod, after all this time i did it): usual enhance of colors and scratches on main image and big work for creation of "changing parts". Made from scratch the final character and transform effect, to emulate the movie. The zip file includes wheel logo. Hope you will have fun playing, and that will send me good impressions. And please rate and click on "Like". NOTICE My work does NOT want to offend anyone, don't download if you do not agree.   Read More

Nitro Ground Shaker (Bally 1980) b2s 6 digit and 7 digit this was going to be just a blowout, but it came out nicer then o thought... dual mode (fantasy = sequential logo lights) 2k image (thanks Carlos Guizzo) accurate bulb placement font matched   Read More

Black Hole (Taito 1981) backglass The magician sent me an high definition image of Black Hole (Taito 1981) backglass but with a lot of ruined parts asking: can you restore it? Sure, i thought And that's the result. The table should be basically the same of Gottlieb's Balck Hole, so the backglass should work with both tables. Since there are few images of Taito's backglass i used pictures of gottlieb's one to position inner lights. And some immagination for their  on-off cycle... PS i saw ina a video that areas around hilight text becomes "darker" when the back light is on, strage but true e back light darks the glass… i keept this effect   Read More

Wheel images for Time Tunnel (Bally 1971)

A rare 1971 game as production was halted due to copyright concerns. This was later revised and released in 1972 as Space Time/Time Zone. Space Time is the better game with a center post and 4 bumpers, but Time Tunnel is a fun peek into Space Time's origins and the artwork is awesome. Built on the Space Time script by @rothbauerw Thanks to @loserman76 for the nudge to get this done. Download includes the B2S.   Read More

Robo-War (Gottlieb Premier 1988)   To tell the truth robowar backglass is really static, as you can see on youtube videos. That's because  it has a single light inside: an horizontal neon bar.   The only part that had some "light in motion" is the DMD on the top side (anusual position...) But i didn't resist to make some lights effects on main image, specially for laser beams... On a backglass image restored cleaning lens flares and spots, correcting colors and most of all adding the top part with DMD and speakers, trying to keep the original aspect ratio   Read More

Roller Coaster (Gottlieb 1971) whats new in v2.0 modernized script (BorgDog) reworked and color corrected PF image (real 4K) complete lighting upgrade full shadow package primitive pf cutouts new and kickers better and new sounds reskinned option menu (long left flipper push before starting game) and more.... thanks goes out to Borgdog (as always) and Kai for help with the sound v1.0 this was a table I did the redraw for the VP9 version after recently getting the real machine, it sparked my interest in redoing it for VPX graphicly this wasnt much of a challenge since I already had many images complete, but now with VPX's lighting and physics! Borgdog took over the VPV scripting and as always he did an awesome job making it all work   Roller Coaster IMO is one of these table that has historical value, it was the first to use a wire ramp to raise the ball off the playfield (as a bridge) also because of its subject matter (carnival, circus, amusement park)   Features: - all new EM primitives (ball gate bracket, rubber wheel and brackets, octagon hit target) - shadow casting layer - GI lighting techniques - bumper caps   Thank you goes out to: BorgDog (scripting, testing, help with lighting) Arngrim (DOF) Robertms (testing) Zany (spinner texture) Loserman (inspiration for spinner script) TomTower (his ball from MM)   Read More

Roller Coaster (Gottlieb 1971) b2s v2.0 whats new in v2.0 new 2k image better light technique more accurate animation this is a perfect accompaniment to my new VPX table   Read More

Nude version of my restored Cosmic Princess (Stern 1979) backglass zip file includes a nude mod of jpsala's Cosmic Princess (Stern 1979) vpt table and preview images and weel logo for frontend thanks to all authors for permission to mod   NOTICE My work does NOT want to offend anyone, if you do not agree don't download or use file     Read More

Night of the Living Dead '68 (Original 2018) Mod Version 1.0 by HiRez00 and Xenonph This is my first official mod / table release, and I wanted to do something unique and special with it. This was a labor of love pinball table created as a dedication to the late, great filmmaker George A. Romero, who single-handedly created and stamped the "zombie" genre with his original classic "Night of the Living Dead" in 1968. This film set the benchmark and tone for all "zombie" movies and TV shows that followed. Had he not made this great film that terrified millions of people, the zombie trend that is now upon us would have never existed, ever. How many filmmakers created a genre that has been imitated, copied and downright ripped off like the one he started on a shoe-string budget? None. When I first saw this incredible B&W classic in the late 70s - early 80s, it absolutely changed my life. I was in awe of how he was able to create tension and fear without ANY blood and guts at all. It turns out, when they made the film, they had a very small budget and couldn't afford anything like that ... but DID add these elements in later films like "Dawn of the Dead" in 1978. For his amazing creativity, wonderful personality, and moral message within each of his films, he was truly one of a kind, and will be missed. He may be gone ... but his incredible movies will be watched and remembered forever. George A. Romero (1940 – 2017) - father, film maker, friend, may you rest in peace. ------------- This is a graphics and sound mod of Out of Sight (Gottlieb 1974). Thanks to Loserman76 for allowing us to mod his original table. I chose his table because it played perfectly to what I wanted for this new table design and could be adjusted and modified fairly easily. His exact words when asked permission were: "Go for it!". Original Out of Sight (Gottlieb 1974) can be found here: http://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=13254 Every graphic / image from the original table has been re-drawn (from scratch), heavily modified, or swapped out completely for new ones for a brand new layout. Multiple elements were also moved and adjusted to work with the new layout design. This table would not have been possible without the hard work, dedication and collaboration from Xenonph. Well known for his great sound and "flashers" mods to several tables, this time around he REALLY "stepped up to the plate" and took a BIG swing at adding all the additional features of sound, lighting, and additional extensive scripting this table needed. I am very grateful to have collaborated with such a talent as him. With every project, he goes over and above what is expected and never ceases to amaze me to how much he contributes to making tables and here on the forums. I can't thank him enough for weeks of time he put into making this table with me. This new table is NOT a solo release. This is a collaborative release from both me (HiRez00) AND Xenonph. There are 2 versions of this Night of the Living Dead (1968) table you can download: NOTLD-68 Mod v.1.x and NOTLD-68 Grunge-Mod v.1.x. NOTLD-68 Mod v.1.x is the standard 'clean and new' looking version. NOTLD-68 Grunge-Mod v.1.x is a totally 'distressed' and 'grunge' looking version as if this table was originally designed by Gottlieb  and built and then stored in an old barn or warehouse for 40+ years ... to be recently discovered and played. Both tables play exactly the same and use the same custom 'Music' files. The grunge mod started as an experiment to see if we could do it realistically, and it turned out amazing. I am partial to the 'Grunge-Mod' version and prefer that version now. Because this was originally a EM (Electro-Mechanical) table, there are no ROMs to download or install. Place the files in the 'music' folder in your music folder located where you installed Visual Pinball - VPX. (DO NOT PLAY THE MUSIC AS THIS MAY ADD A TAG TO MP3 AND RENDER MP3 USELESS!!) If you would like to change the game options / settings (3 ball and 5 ball and bonus options), 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 and Right flipper changes option. If you plan on using this table in a cabinet, we have created 2 versions of the backglass, one in approx 4x3 aspect ratio and one in 16x9 aspect ratio for widescreen monitors. You can download the original backglass files here: https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/night-of-the-living-dead-68-original-2018-b2s-backglass/ DOF commands (as in the original table) are included within the script, but you will need to add the functionality to your DirectOutputConfig.ini file as this is an EM table that has not been added to DOF. For those of you (like me) that are using a PinDMD3, we have included a folder of DMD images and MP4 videos you can use in conjuncture with whatever front end software you are using so your DMD will not remain blank or static during game play. All pics, trademarks, logos and sounds belong to their respectful owners. This table is for personal home, and non-commercial entertainment use only. Most of the media used to create this table is freely available on the internet and should be consider as non-profit fan art.   Read More

Andromeda (Game Plan 1985) wheel New logo from same graphic of my restored Andromeda's backglass.

Nude version of Buck Rogers (Gottlieb 1980) backglass I modded myself, strange feeling... zip file includes backglass preview and weel logo for frontend NOTICE My work does NOT want to offend anyone, if you do not agree don't download or use file   Read More

Night of the Living Dead '68 (Original 2018) B2S Backglass files. In order to accommodate just about everyone playing new table "mod" creation, we decided it would be best to make backglass files that would suit everyone's setup. There are 2 version of the backglass,  a 4x3 version scaled to the size originally used for the Out of Sight (Gottlieb 1974) table which this mod was based on, but also include a 16x9 version in the correct aspect ratio for "cabinet" players using 16x9 monitors. Thanks to Loserman76 for the original table / backglass and to my collaborator Xenonph who without his help these new table(s) wouldn't have been possible.   Read More

Capcom's Pinball Magic.  Original table by Unclewilly. Unclewilly did a great job on a very challenging build.  I would have never taken on this project without all the hard work he did on this table.  This has been on my to do list for the better part of a year and I finally found the inspiration to complete it. The original build was never fully functional.  Thanks to DJRobX for his help figuring out all the switches, timings, and other things to get the stage area all working correctly (btw, DJRobX is crazy smart!). Also, special thanks to randr for his help with modeling, miscellaneous questions, testing, and smart ass comments.  The hand primitive is his.  He's also responsible for making me implement the moving eyes and he did all thee art work. What's new: Lighting has all been updated and is now more accurate to design Physics Updated spiral ramp physics Fully functional, stage area now works correctly as does the hand and magnet (you can now fully execute "Silence the Critics" Add missing items such as screws and nuts Updated flashers using Flupper's octadomes Added playfield, flipper, and ball shadows Added/enhanced mechanical sounds Surround Sound   Read More

Wheel image for Space Time from backglass.

Space Time (Bally 1972) table: bord script: rothbauerw scans: manples I had a crush on this machine ever since seeing a sweet restore thread on Pinside. Lo and behold the restorer was our very own @manples. He provided great scans of the playfield and plastics as well as countless photographs to help me build the Time Tunnel accurately in Blender. @rothbauerw did all the rules/scoring/scripting work. I learned a lot from working with him and seeing how he scripts these things. My life has never been the same since he used "blenddisablelighting" on this project. It is the greatest. B2S included B2S thanks to @hauntfreaks for cutout/grading work, thanks to @manples for the backglass image, thanks to @rothbauerw for helping me figure out how to get everything working.   Read More

Night of the Living Dead '68 (Gottlieb) - Wheel Pack 3 PNG versions of the NOTLD-68 wheel image. Wheel 1: 1693 x 1653 pixels. Wheel 2: 1467 x 1433 pixels. Wheel 3: 1283 x 1249 pixels.     Read More

VPX conversion of my VP9 table. Still has a lot of new stuff! Borrowed some primitive models from flupper: apron, pegs... New lighting, new LED playfield lights, some new features for me overall it's been a year long WIP so forgetting everything I did... Should work with any VPX 10.1 rev 2820 and above! Arngrim added controller script! Really had to compromise with the back wall lighting due to the darkest depths of hell opening up any time all 5 turned on...   Read More

Big Brave (Gottlieb 1974) wheel wheel for the table of the same name... hi-res    Read More

Big Brave (Gottlieb 1974) this is sentimental table for me, I had this machine in my bedroom when I was a kid and its what made me stumble into this silly hobby in the first place... Carlos past some photos on to Loserman and I which sparked some interest in building the table... so Loserman and I took on the task, I used Losermans gottlieb EM template to layout and build the visuals of the table, then past it back to Loserman for him to code the table....  Loserment is one top EM coders in the hobby also thanks to Carlos for the inspiration, and Borgdog for making a few primitive cutouts and testing 4kish...lol PF and plastics full shadow treatment detailed lighting full set of primitive cutout Loserman option menu  (long hold left flipper before starting a game)   Read More

Big Brave (Gottlieb 1974) b2s this was built from my old b2s image and a "Big Injun" image that Carlo had.... after building the B2 Loserman made it work... 2k image accurate lighing Blah Blah Blah   Read More