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RollerCoaster Tycoon VP9
Started By
jpsalas
, Sep 24 2009 03:22 AM
48 replies to this topic
#25
Posted 24 September 2009 - 08:14 PM
JP, i'm with Groni on this table i also give it 5 stars, it looks so beautiful and shines. All you table makers are doing such a great job with these tables i'm really starting to look for the coin slots and i just can't seem to find them, does this mean it's free to play these picture perfect games, it's so unbelievable thanks everybody. Dave P.
#27
Posted 24 September 2009 - 10:22 PM
Thanks JP for another excellent release. I've never played this one in real life, but I'm enjoying it very much.
Off topic : JP is there any way you can release a version of Black Knight with your wideview/dmd angle (like the rest of your VP9 tables) complete with themed backdrop? If not, could you at least provide the themed backdrop and settings for this angle so I can change it myself. Thanks. MIKE
Off topic : JP is there any way you can release a version of Black Knight with your wideview/dmd angle (like the rest of your VP9 tables) complete with themed backdrop? If not, could you at least provide the themed backdrop and settings for this angle so I can change it myself. Thanks. MIKE
I don't suffer from insanity........
I enjoy every minute of it........
I enjoy every minute of it........
#28
Posted 24 September 2009 - 11:12 PM
Another fantastic table release JP, many thanks. The rails do get in the way of the flippers at the default angle but thats just the design of the table, great that we can change the angle ourselves.
I love the image you have used for the ball as well, very realistic.
I love the image you have used for the ball as well, very realistic.
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#32
Posted 26 September 2009 - 06:32 PM
Thanks for all your comments!
Black Knight: The DMD is in the table. Use the zoom options to get it on the table: Select Options on the editor, go to the backdrop and set the X scale and Y scale to 1, this will get the DMD on the table. Then change the line in the script .Hidden = 1 with .Hidden = 0 this will show the DMD. If you don't want the digits on the backdrop you may comment the line 473 ( DisplayLEDs), the the leds won't get updated. You'll also need to ove down the lights on the backdrop
So there is a little work to do to get the Wide view with the DMD, but it is not too difficult, you just need to try a little.
My next table? MMMmmmm, let me see... an oldie for my friends Jolo and Leo in Argentina: Harlen Globettoters on Tour. After that I'll take a break making VPM tables and I'll continue with the Spiderman table until I get tired and I'll do some VPM tables again
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The Ball image I used I made it from the Timeshock game. It is very similar to the older ones taht have been used in VP, just a little different.
About version 1.1 of this RCT table: just now there is just one error report: the ball getting stuck in the lower ramp. The problem is that I can't reproduce the error, but I'll try a little more. The plunger should be stronger (as Destruk said, I guess it is the plunger he meant, so the skillshot is not so easy to get). I'll see if I can find the error with the ball stuck and I'll make an update.
JP
Black Knight: The DMD is in the table. Use the zoom options to get it on the table: Select Options on the editor, go to the backdrop and set the X scale and Y scale to 1, this will get the DMD on the table. Then change the line in the script .Hidden = 1 with .Hidden = 0 this will show the DMD. If you don't want the digits on the backdrop you may comment the line 473 ( DisplayLEDs), the the leds won't get updated. You'll also need to ove down the lights on the backdrop
My next table? MMMmmmm, let me see... an oldie for my friends Jolo and Leo in Argentina: Harlen Globettoters on Tour. After that I'll take a break making VPM tables and I'll continue with the Spiderman table until I get tired and I'll do some VPM tables again
The Ball image I used I made it from the Timeshock game. It is very similar to the older ones taht have been used in VP, just a little different.
About version 1.1 of this RCT table: just now there is just one error report: the ball getting stuck in the lower ramp. The problem is that I can't reproduce the error, but I'll try a little more. The plunger should be stronger (as Destruk said, I guess it is the plunger he meant, so the skillshot is not so easy to get). I'll see if I can find the error with the ball stuck and I'll make an update.
JP
#33
Posted 26 September 2009 - 10:46 PM
The kickout from the info/map saucer - the one that kicks the ball to the right flipper - needs to be twice as strong to match the real machine. The map flasher goes off and the ball is shot out of there like a cannon on the real thing. I wouldn't be adamant about it if I hadn't seen how fast it was on the real game all the times I played it. The ball only takes about half a second to get from there to the flippers.
This is one reason why I don't like this angle or video of games in a black photo developing room - you can't see anything.
at 2:33 - the actual kickout is at about 2:36.5 and it bounces off the flipper to the slingshot top at 2:37 - it is blazingly fast from that saucer.
This is one reason why I don't like this angle or video of games in a black photo developing room - you can't see anything.
at 2:33 - the actual kickout is at about 2:36.5 and it bounces off the flipper to the slingshot top at 2:37 - it is blazingly fast from that saucer.
Build a fire, vipers love the heat.
#37
Posted 03 November 2010 - 05:03 PM
QUOTE (master87 @ Nov 3 2010, 05:59 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
ther's a full screen cabinet edition!?!? PLEASE!! SOMeoNE COULD TELL ME HOW TO CONVERT OR WHERE TO TAKE IT?
Rollercoaster Tycoon
Edited by Sheltemke, 03 November 2010 - 05:03 PM.
#38
Posted 12 June 2011 - 06:29 PM
Alright, it feels like these are stupid questions with probably stupid answers, but since I can't figure it out...
Volume adjustment: I found that pressing "9" decreases the machine volume - from the DMD display it looks like you're supposed to press "red button" to decrease and "green button" to increase, and according to F2: 9=red button, 8=green button. However, when I press 8 it doesn't increase the volume, it adds a credit to the machine. So what do I do for volume increase, then?
Also, does this machine use something other than the flipper buttons for putting in your initials? I just cracked the high score list for the first time, but when I hit the flipper buttons to try to set my initials, nothing happened. Tried a few other buttons and accidentally ended up in service mode instead, which aborted my experiment, so I figured I'd just better ask.
Volume adjustment: I found that pressing "9" decreases the machine volume - from the DMD display it looks like you're supposed to press "red button" to decrease and "green button" to increase, and according to F2: 9=red button, 8=green button. However, when I press 8 it doesn't increase the volume, it adds a credit to the machine. So what do I do for volume increase, then?
Also, does this machine use something other than the flipper buttons for putting in your initials? I just cracked the high score list for the first time, but when I hit the flipper buttons to try to set my initials, nothing happened. Tried a few other buttons and accidentally ended up in service mode instead, which aborted my experiment, so I figured I'd just better ask.
#39
Posted 12 June 2011 - 07:30 PM
QUOTE (jimbod8 @ Jun 12 2011, 02:29 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Alright, it feels like these are stupid questions with probably stupid answers, but since I can't figure it out...
Volume adjustment: I found that pressing "9" decreases the machine volume - from the DMD display it looks like you're supposed to press "red button" to decrease and "green button" to increase, and according to F2: 9=red button, 8=green button. However, when I press 8 it doesn't increase the volume, it adds a credit to the machine. So what do I do for volume increase, then?
Also, does this machine use something other than the flipper buttons for putting in your initials? I just cracked the high score list for the first time, but when I hit the flipper buttons to try to set my initials, nothing happened. Tried a few other buttons and accidentally ended up in service mode instead, which aborted my experiment, so I figured I'd just better ask.
Volume adjustment: I found that pressing "9" decreases the machine volume - from the DMD display it looks like you're supposed to press "red button" to decrease and "green button" to increase, and according to F2: 9=red button, 8=green button. However, when I press 8 it doesn't increase the volume, it adds a credit to the machine. So what do I do for volume increase, then?
Also, does this machine use something other than the flipper buttons for putting in your initials? I just cracked the high score list for the first time, but when I hit the flipper buttons to try to set my initials, nothing happened. Tried a few other buttons and accidentally ended up in service mode instead, which aborted my experiment, so I figured I'd just better ask.
To answer the first question:
The 8 and 9 keys are the only keys that you use to adjust the volume. If you look in the guide to adjusting volume for DMD tables in the Help Forum, and click on the link for Sega/Stern Whitestar tables, you will also read that you may have to press 9 first before you press 8 to raise the volume. I just tried this myself and was able to raise the volume using the 8 key. Did somebody change the key to add a credit to the 8 key using Preferences->Keys in the editor?
Haven't played the table so I don't know if you need to use other keys to enter the initials.
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Need to change the number of balls per game on a particular table? These guides will help you:
For Non-DMD tables: Guide to set number of balls per game on non-DMD tables
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Need to adjust the volume on DMD based tables? This guide will help you:
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An alphabetical listing of VPM emulated tables with their MPU and links to their specific replay level, balls per game and volume adjustment procedures can be downloaded as an Excel spreadsheet from this link:
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