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- Full rebuild from scratch
- HD translite resolution : 2560 x 2048 px
- For 2 and 3 screens, no DMD Image
- Authentic lamps placement and Rom ID
- Photoshop lighting
Special thanks to the discreet person who provided me with the HD image of the translite.
Thank to @Ninuzzu, @TomTower & @Bigus1 for this amazing table recreation (and all the other authors as well).
EnJoY
Blacksad
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Just from the preview I see already that I’ll be replacing what I’ve got. Thank you very much @blacksad and “discreet person”
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it’s wonderful bravo! another db2s to put immediately in his cab
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Wow looks really fantastic. Thanks!
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Fantastic! Much better then the one i had! Thx
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Sorry for those who have already downloaded this B2S, I made a mistake in the ID’s assignment.
This is corrected in version 1.1
For information I just realised that the Gottlieb manuals start counting Solenoids from zero however in visual pinball and the B2S designer you have to count from 1, so I added +1 to all the ID’s and it now matches with the lamps on the table as in real life :)
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Great Man, beautiful Update
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Awesome thanks. Odd that even the original translite has that offset border, I wonder if there is some production issue story behind that.
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Awesome thanks. Odd that even the original translite has that offset border, I wonder if there is some production issue story behind that.
Who knows? In any case the defect has been reproduced identically :)
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Thanks for sharing!
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