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[moogster66]

Here is a backglass that I touched up. It had two big glare marks that bugged the heck out of me. It's not perfect, but I think it's better. Thanks to Grizz for the original image.

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Edited by moogster66, 03 November 2010 - 03:27 AM.

[mwong168]

I love easy tables!They make me feel a great player!
Thank you JP for one more masterpiece .

Played a little bit last night and scored enough points to earn a FREE PLAY and multi-ball a few times. All this was on the first ball too! Damn I feel good Thanks again JP, great table and you have been like a mad scientist this past month with all your great releases. What do you have planned next? I hope it is Game Show, never played it before but looks like a lot of fun.

Mike

Edited by mwong168, 03 November 2010 - 04:44 PM.

[DJ Wheels]

"Again if your card can't display images of the size 1024x2048 then extract the playfield and plastics images of the desktop version and replace them in this table."

Is there a tutorial or can someone explain exactly how you do this? I downloaded the desktop table, but I don't have a clue what to do next.
Thanks

[moogster66]

Load up the desktop version in the editor. Find the names of the images you are looking for, the playfield, the plastics. Just click on the playfield or plastic you are looking for and then look to the right for the image name. Then up in the menu bar click on TABLE. Open the IMAGE MANAGER. Find the images you are looking for, highlight one and click EXPORT. Choose where you want it, like the desktop so you can find it. After you export the images you want, open the FS version of the table in the editor. You will go to TABLE, and IMAGE MANGER again. Find the name of the image you want to replace, highlight it and click REIMPORT. It will ask you if you want to replace the image, click yes. Choose the image you want to swap it with. Do that for all the images you want to replace, try to play the table and see how it looks. When you are satisfied, SAVE the table.

Edited by moogster66, 03 November 2010 - 09:55 PM.

[DJ Wheels]

Load up the desktop version in the editor. Find the names of the images you are looking for, the playfield, the plastics. Just click on the playfield or plastic you are looking for and then look to the right for the image name. Then up in the menu bar click on TABLE. Open the IMAGE MANAGER. Find the images you are looking for, highlight one and click EXPORT. Choose where you want it, like the desktop so you can find it. After you export the images you want, open the FS version of the table in the editor. You will go to TABLE, and IMAGE MANGER again. Find the name of the image you want to replace, highlight it and click REIMPORT. It will ask you if you want to replace the image, click yes. Choose the image you want to swap it with. Do that for all the images you want to replace, try to play the table and see how it looks. When you are satisfied, SAVE the table.

Thanks Moogster66! Excellent description. Works like a charm. Much appreciated!

[moogster66]

Load up the desktop version in the editor. Find the names of the images you are looking for, the playfield, the plastics. Just click on the playfield or plastic you are looking for and then look to the right for the image name. Then up in the menu bar click on TABLE. Open the IMAGE MANAGER. Find the images you are looking for, highlight one and click EXPORT. Choose where you want it, like the desktop so you can find it. After you export the images you want, open the FS version of the table in the editor. You will go to TABLE, and IMAGE MANGER again. Find the name of the image you want to replace, highlight it and click REIMPORT. It will ask you if you want to replace the image, click yes. Choose the image you want to swap it with. Do that for all the images you want to replace, try to play the table and see how it looks. When you are satisfied, SAVE the table.

Thanks Moogster66! Excellent description. Works like a charm. Much appreciated!

No problem, glad to help.

[Dizzle]

What a great game JP, and so beautifully built! This is really fun, don't know how I missed playing this one...

For cab users/dual monitor users, I loaded up the UVP backglass with the FS version (see download section) and it really adds that extra flash and realism. I didn't notice any stutter at all with the uvp running.

Another stellar acomplishment JP. Thanks very much.

Hmmm... downloaded the UVP last night, but it really doesn't seem to do anything (none of the lights flash at all). Maybe I'm using the wrong rom?

[moogster66]

If the real backglass did not have flashing lights, then the UVP may not either. I know that FD tries to make his UVPs as close to the original as possible. So there may not be any flashing lights.

EDIT: I looked on Youtube at videos of the table, and I did not see any flashing lights on the backglass.

Edited by moogster66, 04 November 2010 - 12:59 AM.

[Bob5453]

WoW! That's a fun table. Great job, this is another VP masterpiece. The bumpercaps are the best I've ever seen. They look so good, I removed the flashers from them. I had 1.2 billion on my 2nd game and have no idea what I'm doing, but it was really fun.

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[Dizzle]

Thanks moogster -- just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything..

I've said it before and I'll say it again... JP - I really love these hires tables.

I'm having a lot of fun with this table. Definitely one of my favorite VP tables!!

Edited by Dizzle, 04 November 2010 - 04:22 AM.

[DJ Wheels]

Wicked table! Props to JP!

[JAM0]

awesome JP I'm loving these updates!

[gStAv]

Thanks for the uppie JP!
You're on fire!