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[Rajo Joey]

Just downloaded v2.1 and it can be played for hours, because the ball never drains.

It's because there are gate4 to gate 9. They must be delete. I think, they are for testing the table and had to be forgotten.

They are on layer 2.

[STAT]

Huh i dont seen that during Gameplay.

 

But i really wonder, i havent this.

 

Edit: ok dont remember, i think i deleted this before at my B2S Coding ...

Edited by STAT, 18 April 2017 - 07:03 AM.

[Andypc]

Something has gone wrong with 2.1. I had the first version and it played fine. Now the ball floats around and won't drain. Has this been changed to Physmod 5?

 

Edit

 

Just tried it in Physmod 5 and it's the same. This table is freaking me out as it plays itself

Edited by Andypc, 17 April 2017 - 11:21 PM.

[Thalamus]

Look at layer 2 - delete all those gates and you're fine. Already mentioned by Joey2001.

[gloppo]

...oops! non mi ero accorto di aver lasciato i "gate" attivi.
li uso (per ore) per verificare la presenza di errori o "punti morti".
scusate.
PS
:-) bisogna vedere cosa intende Google per "punti morti"
Volevo rendergli la vita più facile accennando a "punti cechi", ma Google insiste a menzionare i cittadini di una repubblica europea.

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... oops! I did not realize I left the active "gate".
I use them (for hours) to check for errors or "dead spots".
sorry.

PS
:-) You need to see what Google intends for "dead spots"

I wanted to make life easier by referring to "Czech points", but Google insists on mentioning citizens of a European republic.
 

[rockhouse]

Just downloaded v2.1 and it can be played for hours, because the ball never drains.

It's because there are gate4 to gate 9. They must be delete. I think, they are for testing the table and had to be forgotten.

They are on layer 2.

can you explain in more detail as i dont  understand where the gates are?

[batch]

Just open VPinball

 

 

16/9 DT settings

 

Edited by batch, 09 September 2017 - 09:47 PM.

[gtxjoe]

You should also delete the gates in the outlanes and in front of both flippers

[rockhouse]

many thanks for the explanation

its easy when someone takes the time

with diagrams to show a novice like me

cheers

much appreciated often wondered how you tested a

table and not have the ball drain

another bit of knowledge ticked off

Edited by rockhouse, 10 September 2017 - 09:53 AM.