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Front on play field depth illusion...
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xzotic
, Sep 02 2014 01:36 PM
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I opted to sink the front of the LCD down under the glass on an angle. With the real flashers bouncing and reflecting off the glass and the sides and the natural incline it appears to add a lot of depth to the play field. This angle has the added advantage of adding more line of site contrast to the image as the angle of viewing is reduced.











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