Well, let's give this baby a spin.
The McD
EDIT: Well, the same problem that I had with the PD version remains here, I can't hit the Camera. I guess that's just me, however. Plays quite nicely, it's a tad bit on the hard side.
Note for future updates: Add the 1024-Backdrop.
I'm not sure about this version (haven't tried or looked at it yet so I'm not sure how things were done or set up, but it looks really great in the snapshot, though Groni), but as with the real machine, it's MUCH easier to hit the camera shot on my version of the table if you hold the (upper) left flipper up while shooting it from the upper right flipper. It's extremely easy to hit it then, really. The real machine is the same way. I just got back from Papa12 yesterday and played 4 different TZ machines there.
BTW Groni, if you want a way around the bumper reel/flasher issue, take a look at my latter TAF game. I'm not sure of every
VP9 change, but in the final versions of
VP8 while you cannot let reels overlap (well at least not active parts), you CAN use something else like a drop wall that overlaps (which is what I use for the flasher between the pop bumpers there) I would not have been able to animate the dead world in Judge Dredd if this were not so. You can also use a light object if you juice the reel at the right time (e.g. see Cactus Canyon). I also found that reels worked great for the 8-level dimming GI effects (TAF doesn't slow down for any lighting effects on even mediocre machines).
I'll try to give the table a play before I leave for my Alaska trip. If not, I'll check it (and
VP9) out when I get back.
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