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According to the manual, sw18 is for the center shot, so combining it with startCenterWireRamp_Hit would not be appropriate. The switch should be added to the playfield surface right above “Hey, Move Your Car!”
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Hmm. I know that both of you guys should be able to provide the fix via a repo I’ve come to know. Any reasons why you don’t ?
Wob’s second post about how to do it in a script-only way came from exactly this discussion – if the table isn’t updated we at least have a way to capture the fix in your repo, but it’s better if the table gets fixed officially.
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Not my repo Rob. Ours. (Community) And, yes – nothing is better than a updated corrected table.
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According to the manual, sw18 is for the center shot, so combining it with startCenterWireRamp_Hit would not be appropriate. The switch should be added to the playfield surface right above “Hey, Move Your Car!”
I have only just realised that startCenterWireRamp_Hit is actually on the raised ramp and not the PF :wacko:. I am a newbie at the editor, I now see startCenterWireRamp_Hit has a Surface defined, I assume that puts it on the ramp?
So as @rothbauerw has stated startCenterWireRamp_Hit wouldn’t be appropriate, so script fix it out.
His placement is pretty much spot on, this is where it end up with a simple drop in of the VP9 sw18, also worth noting there should be a wire gate here, probably omitted because the ramp obscures it anyway, but that is beyond my skill level with the editor :)
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According to the manual, sw18 is for the center shot, so combining it with startCenterWireRamp_Hit would not be appropriate. The switch should be added to the playfield surface right above “Hey, Move Your Car!”
I have only just realised that startCenterWireRamp_Hit is actually on the raised ramp and not the PF :wacko:. I am a newbie at the editor, I now see startCenterWireRamp_Hit has a Surface defined, I assume that puts it on the ramp?
So as @rothbauerw has stated startCenterWireRamp_Hit wouldn’t be appropriate, so script fix it out.
His placement is pretty much spot on, this is where it end up with a simple drop in of the VP9 sw18, also worth noting there should be a wire gate here, probably omitted because the ramp obscures it anyway, but that is beyond my skill level with the editor :)
Thanks for the head’s up about this. There is a gate right next to it that can be copy and pasted and moved in to place. It is sw36Gate. Might need to adjust the height of it. I haven’t gone that far with it yet.
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Thanks for the head’s up about this. There is a gate right next to it that can be copy and pasted and moved in to place. It is sw36Gate. Might need to adjust the height of it. I haven’t gone that far with it yet.
I decided to have a crack at doing just that, looking at some pictures sw36Gate should actually be a little further up that lane, near where the switch primitive is. I did have to lower the gate height so it didn’t impact the ramp above. I also modified the trigger placement to match the gate similar to sw36\gate36, and added in a screw on the right of the gate.
It has minimal impact as it is mostly obscured by the ramps, but this was my end result, quick debug test and the ball moves though at triggers each gate as expected.
I have even more respect for table authors now having played with the editor a little more, it “interesting” to work with. :)
Before\After
New Gate Values
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Thanks fuzzel
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Sweet. Can’t wait to get home to play this one. I miss my machine. Thanks to all who made it possible. Great work as always.
BTW, has anyone seen a color DMD for this table?
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Thanks for the update!
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@fuzzel : Thank you !!
— and that goes for you too @wob76 / @djrobx
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Great table and the lighting is wonderful! Thank you very much for this!
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Thanks, @fuzzel!
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Love this table—play it often–thank you
"And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make"
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I learned what a credit dot is. I noticed it but didn’t know what it meant.
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Thanks for the update. Just a small suggestion, the ramp protectors are under the playfield on the bottom, they are together on the same primitive, but if u raise them a little they look fine and at least with a cabinet POV I can’t see a gap (Z -> 2,5)
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Thanks for adding the fixes @fuzzel
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Thanks so much for the fixes. Much appreciated.
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Is it just me, or is the gate you added overtly loud? When i hit the move your car area and it rattles out, it makes very loud almost twang.
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If you don’t like it. Use sound manager to lower its volume. Or, replace it with another sample. Just find the sound. Press the reimport from button and pick a replacement sound.
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I tried that, and can’t seem to find it…weird. I’ll look again.
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