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Looks great guys, thank you.
Gonna download it right away and give it a try!
I will get back to you after playing it… can’t wait
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Awesome tribute, Lighthouse. Badass!
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Awesome way to say thanks!
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Messing with the VPinball app and push notifications.
So if you haven't downloaded app yet what are you waiting for!?
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Agreed!
Current Project: Perpetual updates of VPX physics.
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It’s so great to have this classic in VPX.
The playfield and hologram look fantastic.
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Finally updated my cab today and damn if this isn’t some of the sweetest ramp work ever, I mean I cant take my eyes of how gorgeous those plastics are. The whole table is just fantastic, the lighting, the gameplay, the visual feast. Its extremely impressive and please team, take a bow. This is special.
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Thanks all for this clear labor of love , it’s a super impressive and enjoyable table !!
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big thanks the team for the great work collective, she is magnificent, Nothing more to sayÂ
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Very nice and beautifull table, fantastic workÂ
thanks a lotÂ
Tips : in pinball X, in the game manager, when you add the table, in the game description, remove the ” : “
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Or do it right and use HTML codes
Type & and then # and then 5 and then 8 and then ; for colon
https://www.rapidtables.com/web/html/html-codes.html
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Or do it right and use HTML codes Type & and then # and then 5 and then 8 and then ; for colon https://www.rapidtables.com/web/html/html-codes.html
whats all this sorcery you speak of?? Â
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I’ll post my xml when I get home.
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What Carny is talking about is using html codes to be able to write characters that otherwise can be a problem. A typical use case can be a document in US encoding to contain Norwegian characters … a new link http://www.thesauruslex.com/typo/eng/enghtml.htm
Personally I try to avoid any characters outside a-Z and 0-9. Thank god for UTF8.
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What Carny is talking about is using html codes to be able to write characters that otherwise can be a problem. A typical use case can be a document in US encoding to contain Norwegian characters … a new link http://www.thesauruslex.com/typo/eng/enghtml.htm Personally I try to avoid any characters outside a-Z and 0-9. Thank god for UTF8.
my confusion is why is someone using the : (colon character) for??
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That I don’t understand myself !
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For jollies, I went through the description tags in my databases and modified to identically match the titles used by IPDB so that they would look correct in PinballX attract mode
Attached my database file. Or you can read about it at VPF (VPinball is automatically converting the HTML codes in my example to display the character).If this is simply about the colon and where it is in CFTBL, that I don’t know. Colon has never been a part of the table name AFAIK. Colon is an invalid character for file names in Windows so it wouldn’t be part of any files that get published. Actually, colon does not appear to be a problem for me in xml. But as seen in the link, there are instances where you would need to use HTML codes in the description tag to match the IPDB table name. Else it would be an invalid xml and cause issues/crashes with PinballX (or any front end).The downside is colon being an invalid character for file names means that for tables like “Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Williams 1991)” or “Star Trek: The Next Generation (Williams 1993)” I have to name my media files the same as the value of the game name tag in order to be recognized by PinballX (or any front end). It’s a little more housekeeping when there happens to be an update cycle for such tables.You need to login in order to like this post: click here
LOL – Carny … that is nerdy accurate ;)
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And obvious! VPinball automatically converted the HTML codes in my example to the characters. I’ve edited.
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