Radical (Bally 1990) Prototype: VPW Mod

[Rajo Joey]

Looks and plays awesome in VR. ?

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[zaxo]

merci beaucoup

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[spamola]

You need the rom: radcl_l1

The DB2S backglass handles the DMD display. Just search for radical db2s

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[eMBee]

Looks so good, thank you so much!!

Question: is anyone else missing the balldrop sounds as well, or is it just mine cab?

 

 

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[ravjee]

Another high quality VPW mod. Great lighting, sound, plastics and silky smooth gameplay. Thanks.

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[dinorob]

Any idea why I keep getting script errors?

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[RYSr (Rich)]

I used to own this Pin and I always wondered how the upper prototype slingshot would be. I turned the option on in the top of the script and I love it keeps the ball active up there a while longer. Interesting that it seems to work with the regular ROM as well as the prototype ROM. Thanks for the update and it does look fantastic in VR as well!

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[Yardley]

Hi guys, I have no music only table sounds. Any idea how to fix?

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[xenonph]

You can try the “Tilde Key” method.

Alot of pinball tables that don’t have a volume adjustment that can be accessed in the rom service menu, had actual volume knobs in the back  of machine.

To adjust volume on these types of tables you need to get to the pinMAME window.

for this particular table you need to open in editor and open the table script, and go to Line 131 and you will see this…

.Hidden = 1

Change this to

.Hidden = 0

Now start the table and the PinMAME window will appear.

When you have the PinMAME window showing, you will need to click on it with your mouse, and then hit the Tilde Key. Its the key to left of the 1 key.

This will bring up volume adjustment window.

Use your Left and Right Arrow keys to adjust to your liking.

Press the Down Arrow key, to find more volume adjustments.

When finished adjusting, simply click the Tilde Key.

You can change the script back to normal and hide the PinMAME window again, and your volume adjustments should stay for next usage of table.

Hope this helps you.

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[Yardley]

Thanks, I tried setting .Hidden = 0 but the PinMAME windows doesn’t appear.

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[xenonph]

Hit F1 while table is running and in the rom options, checkmark Show DMD/ Display Window.

 

If you still can’t see the PinMAME window, with table running, click your windows Start button,(The one between CTRL and Alt), and this will enable you to see the toolbar at bottom of screen, and you can check there to see if the pinMAME window is running. Just click on it and move it around a bit for it to stay on top of table window.

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[Yardley]

Getting closer, when I hit the tilde key after clicking on the PinMAME windows, it shows “Overclock CPU0 100%” I can cycle through some other options with the up/down arrows but it doesn’t show any volume settings. I just see brightness and gamma.

EDIT: never mind! Sound was unchecked in the PinMAME settings! Thanks for your help.

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[xenonph]

EDIT:

Glad you got it working!!

This is a great table, recreated by a great team of people!!

Thanks to all who worked on this!!

Carry on.

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[Vladaymir]

Thank you so much for this cool table. I had never heard of this one until I saw this!

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