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Yep, they are already in. Just need to run it through testing.
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Thank you for this ST: TPG (The Previous Generation
)Lovely table!
My favorite pinball machine?
Where I can put my name on as Grand Champion....My favorite pinball machine?
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Jepp, as expected – plays better. Thank you !!
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Bonjour a tous. J ai jouer a alien poker trop bien c ancien flipp hier chez ami apres tester sur pincab vp9 mais bon qualité pas terrible
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Really nice feels and plays great here, thanks again, not much else I can say, though I did change the z scale ever so slightly for a slightly bigger view in DT mode to -260.
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I’m here too – updating, thank you ! ;)
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WOW – really strong flippers. I see that you have changed ever so slightly on the table friction but changed the flippers quite a lot. At first I was, WTF ??! – but, then I began to really like it. Will study this table a bit, because there is something there that just feels right. Nice job Roth !
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Remember this table uses a higher mass ball. I’m finding that a higher mass ball requires higher mass flippers. The higher mass flippers require a higher strength to get the right trajectories. I also find a higher return strength improves the snappiness of the flippers…less lag?!
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Anyone else have issues with the backglass not being in sync with what’s going on?
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No ?? What backglass are you using ?
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I downloaded the one from VPF that said is was for Star Trek 79
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I downloaded the one from VPF that said is was for Star Trek 79
I have posted an updated backglass here. Maybe try that and see if it resolves your issue.
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http://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/star-trek-bally-1979-b2s/
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Thank you Roth–that one works like it should!
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Major update to version 2.0:
- A complete visual, sound, and physics makeover
- Added FSS support and VR Room Minimal with accurate active backglass (thanks @blacksad)
- Complete sound update using the awesome sound package developed for TOM (thanks @fleep)
- Full blender render making the table look as good as any in VP (thanks @bord)
- Physics updated to the latest nFozzy settings (thanks @rothbauerw)
- All new drop target and stand up target physics and animations. You might forget you’re playing virtual pinball. (thanks @rothbauerw)
VR users, be sure to download the latest VPVR build found here (VPVR 2020-11-10.zip):
https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/vpvr-executable-and-supporting-files/
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Ha! I’ve never been one to ask about if a new table is in the works or if an older one is being updated, but if I was, I would have been wondering if you were going to revisit this. One of my favorites. Thanks @rothbauerw and crew! ..hope the Bally drop-target-boink is optional!
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Ha! I’ve never been one to ask about if a new table is in the works or if an older one is being updated, but if I was, I would have been wondering if you were going to revisit this. One of my favorites. Thanks @rothbauerw and crew! ..hope the Bally drop-target-boink is optional!
I actually had to check to see if I had it enabled. I do. But in all my testing, I’ve not had a shot with enough velocity to trigger it on this table. It is adjustable though. If you want to mess with it, you can try adjusting this Const:
Const DTBrickVel = 30 ‘velocity at which the target will brick, set to ‘0’ to disable brick
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those drop targets are amazing, thanks @rothbauerw, you are a genius
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What a beautiful reproduction. The graphics and lighting are stunning and the table feels so real when playing it. The new sounds contribute a lot towards producing that authentic feeling as well. Thanks for this gem!
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Thanks for this, love this eras Ballys and fan of all your work. Your attention to detail is top level sir! More comments once I’ve tried it out
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