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rothbauerw 6 months, 1 week ago.
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Hey Guys, I have been playing VP since VP8 when I was in university. I have played each version since, as well as FP. I have really enjoyed the products of all your hard work, and I am amazed at the quality of the re-productions that come out of the community.
I have always wanted to delve into table creation / re-creation, but I don’t know where to start? What table or sort of table would you recommend for a first time builder? Is it recommended that I should build just a basic table and then move on to modeling an actual table?
Anyway, thanks for the all the great work you guys do and any help is appreciated.
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I’d say start by looking at tables people have built or even the default vp table. You looking at doing original? Or recreation?
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I am just looking to learn, I mean I have tables in mind that I would like to make, but that is a ways off. After posting this, I thought I would just try to make a simple functioning original table just to get some experience. But I just didn’t know where to start.
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Pick apart the vp default table or any table. Look at command reference.txt file included with vp that’s where I would start.
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Early SS is maybe the easiest if you want to go the recreation way.
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I started by modifying existing tables. Fixing bugs or playing with physics. There is a ton to learn and using an existing table makes the task much less daunting.
Current Project: Perpetual updates of Pinball Magic
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