Saying hello and thank you

[eric1980]

Just wanted to say hello to everyone. I’m 37 and loved pinball as a kid. I would like to thank everyone for the contributions they make, both in the amazing games and in the support on the forums. I was able to get set up and running with little problem, and all the issues I did have were fixed by searching in forums. I would like to specifically call out Thalamus, whose write up on the wiki regarding the pinDMD v3 is very informative and will be helpful to me, as I plan on getting one in the near future. Cheers!

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[Sven34]

Welcome eric1980 to VPinball Side 

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[randr]

Glad you found the site

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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!?
for IOS and Android

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[Thalamus]

Thank you – nice to be mentioned. And of course, welcome and above all, have fun.

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[CarnyPriest]

All good except get a Pin2DMD display. Support for PinDMD3 is… lacking.

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[Thalamus]

Don’t know that all support will fade away whatever happens … but, yeah. Today I would go for that solution.

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[eric1980]

Thanks for the greetings and I have looked at the PIN2DMD stuff. I am a little confused on what I actually need, because as I understand it (I could very well be wrong), I need to build the display. It does look awesome.

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[Thalamus]

There is nothing wrong with Pindmd3 as a product. I’m happy with mine – if it breaks though. Pin2dmd will be my next choice. I must admit that since I own a PinDMD3 and it is working great I haven’t really studied the details of all the options. But, I believe I saw that you could buy at least very near a completely built for some extra bucks. Head over to VPU and ask – I’m sure they are willing to explain the options to you.

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