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This is the new error i get now.
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Yes. That is exactly what should happen. I don’t understand how people can misinterpret “exactly”.
When a tables is named “whatever 2.0” – then the db2s file names to be named “whatever 2.0.directb2s”.
“Tee’d Off (Gottlieb 1993) 1.2.6.vpx” of course needs to have the db2s named as “Tee’d Off (Gottlieb 1993) 1.2.6.directb2s” – ONLY THAT IS EXACT !!
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Same error with this one and it looks like it matches.
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The game and the back glass have to be the exact same name
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These are the same but still wont work.
I do know they have to be the same.
Sorry to be a pain, just trying to get this right.
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Remove (2 screen) (3 screen) from file name?
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Please ask your grandmother or wife, kid for help. They can’t all be illiterate. Can you really not see that the name before “directb2s” is different from the vpx file ? Like JR says. You need to delete an extra space and the text inside the spaces that describes what kind of type of db2s this is in order for it to become the same as the table name.
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LOL – ok. I give up. Ask someone nearby for help please.
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OK, i got it now.
I am very sorry it took me a while to understand this as i am retired and just trying to learn new stuff.
Got it now, thank you very much for helping me.
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Working? I think many copy the EXACT table name and paste over/replace the b2s file name up to – – .directB2S. Leave that on the end.
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Other than having more than one version of the table keep it simple and make everything this format … example
Hardbody (Bally 1978)
Sloppy file names cause nothing but problems.
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Yes, i have got it working now. Thanks to everyone that helped this old man.
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Tablenames without version numbers is the worst imo.
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Gargamel Park? …love finding things in unusual ways.
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I just wanted to thank everyone here again for your help. The tables are so much more fun with these amazing back glasses, they are just incredible.
And to all the people who made these tables and back glasses, i am blown away with your talent.
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I’m just happy you got there in the end. Even though it was a frustrating experience
Learn this procedure, and it becomes full-proof to rename. Mark table, right click mouse. Now choose “properties” in the menu. From here, mark and copy the name in top dialog box. Mark db2s file. Right click again, pick rename this time. Now paste the tablename ( shift + insert is a easy shortcut for that ) from clip board. Press backspace 4 times and press enter. ( that deletes the .vpt or .vpx – extention that should not be there )
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I am having trouble with the B2S position of the backglass on the second monitor. Editor seems to be fine but position of backglass never changes.
HELP
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I am having trouble with the B2S position of the backglass on the second monitor. Editor seems to be fine but position of backglass never changes.
HELP2 and 3 Screen set-up and more — https://vpinball.com/forums/topic/3-screen-set-up-and-more/
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