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  • Submitted: Aug 13 2013 09:45 PM
  • Last Updated: Jul 21 2016 01:13 AM
  • File Size: 9.53MB
  • Views: 9872
  • Downloads: 1,507
  • Author(s): Bob78954
  • Manufacturer: Williams
  • Year: 1976
  • Permission to MOD?: Yes, with approval

Previous Versions

  • 16 Aug 2013 Download Aztec V2.0
  • 14 Aug 2013 Download Aztec V1.0
  • 14 Aug 2013 Download Aztec V1.0

Download Aztec V2.2

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This is my first attempt at table building...
There are no Hud displays or high score entry..I don't remember them having that technology in 1976..lol
 
B key  Back Glass (TAB)
P key  Play Field
Final version
 
Hope you like it..
 
It is unethical and ILLEGAL to include my Future Pinball tables in any commercial product!

 

What's New in Version V2.2 (See full changelog)

  • Cleaned up some graphics issues (glare) and other things..still no hud or HS entry..




Great Job! Looks fantastic, I love these old 70's Tables. Thank you very much!

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Jose Sinclair
Aug 15 2013 10:29 PM

Love this, yes, beautiful artwork faithfully reproduced...

 

Just one critique of the original table design based on photos at IPDB (and I have an art degree and 26 years in computer sw, interface, and db design), the electric blue metal plate at the top (an "apron"?) does detract visually and disturbs my vision while playing.. I almost immediately repainted mine to match the soft low-intensity green on the main playfield, and it looks about 1000% better.. you should never notice peripheral objects in any design, games, signs, software, films, - it's just basic "Art 101"

 

the original designers were not always "right" or gods, either, and sometimes perhaps the picture we're looking at is a modified table anyway - one guy put red and dayglo blue flippers on Paul Bunyan, which I changed to ivory and brown rubber, then I checked at IPDB and mine actually matched the original designers flippers (that table has six, on three levels! another fun one, from around 1970.. check it out, and change those awful flipper colors!

 

I also have a personal Vendetta (V for Vendetta, lol..) against those banana yellow Williams "trademark" flippers, and almost always change them to match the table playfield more closely, none but King Kong use that yellow (which, btw, is the #1 color preferred by suicides, and it's throughout Van Gogh's paintings, the mustardy color - it's tough to make work in any artwork, like hot pink, which I've seen better used on 60s tables than yellow)

 

"Hey, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong" -- Dennis Miller (yep, when he went into politics, he often is!)

 

The play of all these tables is GREAT, I just find myself tweaking the colors of objects on about a third of them..

 

"Your results may vary - void where prohibited - not responsible for accidents"

-- the Jman

I recreated this machine based on an Aztec I own, the only thing I made different from mine is the GAME OVER. I just needed to take a break so I didn't go back and fix it. Maybe in the future I will fix that and try your suggestion Jman. Thanks for the input.

 

Also for cabinet people, you may want to go into the editor and change the flippers back to the long ones, and if you notice any strange ball movement around the flippers it's because I had two surfaces FLsurface,RFsurface, controlling the flippers for testing (ghostmode in the script) you may want to move or delete them.

 

Rob

Great table and a joy to play.


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