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[unclewilly]

Updated to v1.01
-Fixed the pinwizard code
-Added options menu to shut off alpha flashers
-Resized all textures

To change the buy ijn button i believe you need to change it in the vpmKeys.vbs

If you want to change the start key open the table script and find this line:
If Keycode = 2 then Controller.Switch(4) = 1

Change the 2 to the appropriate keycode

[Liteuser]

Thanks guys for the new table release and update.

I have been busy but I'll check out this new Freddy table ASAP. Thanks again for all your work.

[bolt]

Thanks for the great update , Freddie's head looks so beautiful again, as always.

[ta2686]

Thanks for the release and update UW. Looks great!

However, I do have two questions....when I played the game the first time I kept getting balls shot into play while I had a ball in play without having hit anything to earn multiball. Is this normal? Also while having the multiple balls in play when one drained the flippers stopped working as if the last ball drained. Is this normal?

Or is it just my imagination?

[unclewilly]

This happened very rarely in testing and we couldn't pinpoint the cause.

I haven't had it happen to me on the release build yet. Ill look into it

[Shooby Doo]

Plays and looks really nice here. Thanks Unclewilly & Hassanchop & Grizz for the hard work you guys put into this!

[D-Bonus]

I'm still trying to get this table to run smoothly on my laptop, but to no avail.

Has anyone read my specs on the last page? Does anyone have any advice?

[TheMcD]

Mate, you have an integrated Intel chipset with a dedicated memory of 64 MB. I have a ATI Radeon HD 3450 with 512 MB dedicated memory. I can't run the table at my native resolution without stuttering. You are simply SOL, sad to say. Intel graphics adapters will NOT cut it at all with today's VP9 tables, ESPECIALLY if we're talking UW's high quality, high demand tables.

The McD

[unclewilly]

Dam mcd its still sputtering with the alpha turned off.
I may have to make you a special build with just dropwall animations

[Joe]

Mate, you have an integrated Intel chipset with a dedicated memory of 64 MB. I have a ATI Radeon HD 3450 with 512 MB dedicated memory. I can't run the table at my native resolution without stuttering. You are simply SOL, sad to say. Intel graphics adapters will NOT cut it at all with today's VP9 tables, ESPECIALLY if we're talking UW's high quality, high demand tables.

The McD

that intel chipset is not dedicated and sucks.

[rcadefrk]

Thanks for the update UW, still running really slow disabling alpha flashers. My laptop specs:
AMD E350 Dual Core, 4GB DDR3, Amd/Ati Radeon HD 6310 I wouldn't mind checking out the special build

[rehab]

Thanks for the update! I was having issues with Freddy's head as well. Great table!

[007]

Updated to v1.01
-Fixed the pinwizard code
-Added options menu to shut off alpha flashers
-Resized all textures

To change the buy ijn button i believe you need to change it in the vpmKeys.vbs

If you want to change the start key open the table script and find this line:
If Keycode = 2 then Controller.Switch(4) = 1

Change the 2 to the appropriate keycode

This is what I did in the table's script:

CODE

/SNIP/
Sub Table_KeyDown(ByVal keycode)
If keycode = 3 Then Keycode =4
/SNIP/

[unclewilly]

Should be
if keycode = 3 then controller.switch(4) = 1

That would make the start key 2 i believe

[007]

I meant for changing buy-in key from 3 to 2.

The only thing is that pressing two doesn't subtract a credit, but it does start a buy-in ball.

[unclewilly]

Hmm i thought to change the buy in you had to edit the vpmkeys.vbs
Im not at home so i can't check

[Liteuser]

Freddy looks and plays good here and is in my Top 5 horror themed VPM tables.

Five Stars from me, Great work!

[007]

Hmm i thought to change the buy in you had to edit the vpmkeys.vbs
Im not at home so i can't check

Wait, I think I've got it!

Key 3 is the slot for one coin. There probably isn't any buy in button on the real table.
The DMD does say to insert a coin for another ball.

I'm so smarts!

[007]

So, after a little head scratching, I think I've solved it:

Key 3 adds one coin. 1 coin = 1/2 credit.

To start a new game, insert two coins (Key 3 twice) for 1 credit.

To buy an extra ball at the end of the game, insert one coin (Key 3 once)

To change the key from 3 to 5 (which is what I always use), I added this:

CODE

Sub Table_KeyDown(ByVal keycode)
    If keycode = 6 Then Keycode =4

You all probably knew this already. But I'm posting it anyway. I didn't know it...

[007]

Also, I believe that you need the bally/gottlieb nvrams, for those that have problems with their keys.

http://www.vpforums....u...l&f_id=1362