Max-K

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The image of the playfield is not flat and on the right side there is an extra part that should be cut.
For me it is standard Data East-Sega size.

Interesting table.

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Knorr

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Yes, it is the same version 1.1 of the VPForum, Edizzle explains in the first lines of the first post that he has been busy lately.

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Just an idea, try disabling the overwriting of physics.

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Pinbolt, randr, Tom

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Great, the size of the star trek interests me.

From the Photoshop test Tmnt and LW3 should be 46 inches long, but we await confirmation from those who own them.

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Chronologically speaking, it seems that up to Hook they used a playfield about 42 inches long, then they stretched it to 46.

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I can add other tables in the probable list of 42 inches, like Batman, Monday Night Football ….
Perhaps the length of 46 inches is for the Sega tables.

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I stretched a couple of playfields,
in addition to the tables already mentioned by me above, I would add King Kong, Back To The Future and Phantom Of The Opera in the 42-inch club.
Now we need some owners of these tables to confirm this measure of 20.25 x 42 inches.

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Star Trek 25th, Playboy and Secret Service, these do not have standard sizes.

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It could be that it’s 42 inches long, instead of 46,

I’m not sure of this measure either, it’s what I get by stretching some DE playfields.
I’m also curious to know if there are DE tables with this measure.

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DIP switch 14 is missing, Extra Ball Enabled,
the Dip 14 code should be added to the Inkochnito’s Dips sub-routine.

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Bladeof, bord, Thalamus

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Very nice and playable table, thank you !

Just a question: I’m playing on a 2 screen pincab, so I need to rotate the DMD on my backglass.

I know that I must change the “rol” value in the table script, but changing this value (0 or 1) does nothing…

Did I miss something ?

 

 

The script line 161 is “commented out”, deletes the apostrophe in front of this line.

Thank you all!

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The 90-degree rotation of the object (RotX 90), must also be taken into consideration in the equation.

Line 78:

RampPrim.rotx = 110

Line 82:

RampPrim.rotx = 90

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If I counted them well they should be 4 lights per solenoid, 12 lights per strip.
From the drawing it should be clear how the lights are connected, the right strip is connected in the same way as the left one.

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32assassin

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@ ST25:

The solenoids of the light strips are 37, 38 and 39

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