27 replies to this topic

[bundyboss]

Very very good table. Thanks a lot for this release. I spend a lot of time on it.

[Mustang1961]

Absolute fantastic table!!! Does anyone knows how I can get the right slingshot into operation? I tried to copy script and elements of the left to make both side the same (of course separated into L and R) - zero effect   . Maybe provide simple Sub Routine I can use to activate an additional Wall....

 

All hints will be appreciated, Christian.

[gtxjoe]

According to ipdb.org, this table only has one slingshot on the left, so the right one is just passive rubber

 

http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=431

[Mustang1961]

According to ipdb.org, this table only has one slingshot on the left, so the right one is just passive rubber

 

http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=431

 

Hi Joe, your advise is absolutely correct.... however authenticity is of couse an important aspect. And if I would focus on game fun, would you disclose a solution?

 

Thank you, Christian.

[gtxjoe]

Turn off the grid. In the Options tab in the right, uncheck "Show Grid"

To be able to select the left sling,First click on the blue area.  This is a big light covering the table.  Right click on it and select "Draw in Back"

 

See how the left sling has a bold line, that indicates its a sling.  In this table, it is made up of 5 walls with different sling strengths.

You need to do the same on the right sling

Right click on one of the walls that is part of the right sling

Right click on the upper circle/point and enable Sling

Repeat for all 5 walls

 

 

[Mustang1961]

Hi Joe,

 

again thank you       for your support. Now "my" version of Capersville stands for perfect game fun. I reget I never played one in real. But I owned a Big Valley (very common in Germany).... however the Capersville was 4 years earlier and showed the smarter art.

 

All the best, Christian.

Edited by Mustang1961, 26 November 2016 - 02:45 PM.

[scottacus]

Just discovered this table today, you did a great job with this really interesting table!  Multiball, zipper flippers, multiple modes, 1966 release, this is really well designed machine.

[scottacus]

The online DOF config tool seems to indicate that there is a DOF version of this table but I couldn't find it so I wrote one and have PM'ed Starman for his approval to make it public.  I also fixed the DOF public config to match the new table.