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- Submitted: Aug 10 2019 08:39 AM
- Last Updated: Sep 18 2022 05:46 PM
- File Size: 5.06MB
- Views: 6996
- Downloads: 2,485
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Author(s):
jpsalas
akiles50000
Loserman76 - Manufacturer: Other - Pinball
- Year: 1971
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IPDB Link:
- Permission to MOD?: Yes, with approval
Previous Versions
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18 Sep 2022
Chance (Playmatic 1971) 4.0.0
Download Chance (Playmatic 1971) 4.0.1
39 Votes
playmatic 1971
2
Based on the Spanish table by Playmatic from 1971
Graphics by akiles50000.
B2S by Loserman76
And thanks to kiwi for testing the table and to Jose Navarro for the explanations on the working and rules of the table.
What was special in this table was the backglass wheel, which kept rotating during all the game. When you ht one of the 2 holes it will score what the wheel arrow is pointing at. The mystery will give you either a credit or 100, 200 or 300 points.
Graphics by akiles50000.
B2S by Loserman76
And thanks to kiwi for testing the table and to Jose Navarro for the explanations on the working and rules of the table.
What was special in this table was the backglass wheel, which kept rotating during all the game. When you ht one of the 2 holes it will score what the wheel arrow is pointing at. The mystery will give you either a credit or 100, 200 or 300 points.
What's New in Version 4.0.1 (See full changelog)
- 4.0.1 Updated 18.09.2022
- - Fixed the slingshots so the bal don't start an infinite loop jumping between them :)
- 4.0.0 Updated 18.9.2022
- - Updated to my VPX7 physics
- - cleaned up and deleted unused graphics & reduced the size of the table
- - Added my VPX7 LUT changer to darken the table (hold down LEFT CTRL while change with RIGHT CTRL). Including GI brightness adjustment. Use the LUT changer together with the day/night slider to give the table the level of darkness you prefer.
- - Updated my mechanical set of sounds to a more "under the glass" sound, as people seem to like those kind of sounds better.
- - Changed the Environment image to enhance a little the object shadows.
- - Some small changes here and there
- - Made the light inserts warmer.
- 1.0.0 Released 10.08.2019
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Looks really good. Thanks JP (and the team)!
Encore Bravo et Merci Monsieur Salas !
La classe !...
I couldn't wait to get a new table from you. It was worth the wait - as usual, quality at the highest level! Thanks!
Actually the year of manufacture was 1974, according to the IPDB, for those that like to dot the I's and cross the T's.
Awesome! Thank you
Yet another great table from jpsalas.
Thank you very much guy.
And thanks to all the others who made this possible too.
superb love the rotating wheel on b/g
Thanks
Great table! This appears to be an incredibly rare table in the real-world and a surprising amount of potential strategy for what appears at first to be a relatively simple EM.
One problem: There appear to be "ghost" flippers that prevent the ball from draining when the post is up. That is - if you flip at the wrong time - the ball should drain past the raised flipper, but instead gets stuck between the raised flipper, the second invisible flipper, and the raised center post.
I'm not sure if this causes subtle play differences, but for now I've found a workaround: For both FlipperLeftP and FlipperRightP go into physics and turn off "Collidable". There's probably a better way to handle this, but I have very limited knowledge of VPX.
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Nice Work, many thanks !!!