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Original sound option is a good idea; thanks.
New version uploaded; option in script.
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Absolutely superb to look at and play; thanks. When it seems like it will be tough to match what just came out, another fantastic table is released. The mods are also just over the top.
Tried mirror from STAT (thanks); settled (so far) on just white letters w/o outline. It’s wonderful to have the opportunity to personalize masterpieces.
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Awesome! Thanks for the wonderful holiday gift. It is working well (W7 – i7 – GTX660). Of course, the number of balls and replays needed adjusting so it could be more fully tested.
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Fantastic table. Thanks you have managed to make a classic table even better.
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Awesome! The blue tones nicely differentiate it from the pro along with strip lighting up the sides. It is now brilliantly clear what the strip lighting offers. The only quirk found is the ball sometimes gets stuck behind the Beta Quadrant ramp (not sure exactly where) but a nudge sets it free. This was a great end of weekend treat.
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DOF is like fireworks for VP. Looking forward to trying the PF strips especially after seeing the Randr videos. Thanks to Swisslizard, arngrim, Gech and everyone who has made DOF so engaging.
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An awesome work of art that’s a real joy to play. Thanks.
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Despite the lack of flippers it’s addictive. Definitely need to check out the videos on game play; haven’t completed the puzzle yet. Metal collisions sound great. Thanks for another unexpected treat from past.
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While playing many enjoyable games, the ball got stuck twice in two different spots. What’s amazing is that after about a minute, the table would cycle through it’s solenoids and then even with the ball still stuck simply offer up a new ball at the plunger and continue on with the game. The attached picture shows one stuck ball and the green arrow shows where the other got stuck during a different game. The second ball was located half under the teal colored panel.
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Extremely well done. Thanks. On top of all the already mentioned major enhancements, even the wiring is carefully dressed; impressive. It’s also a delight to play.
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