115 replies to this topic

[chas]

nice detail UW.
how long did it take to make it?
the "big bang"decals on the L/R flippers dont move with the flippers.
how do i fix that so the flippers decals move together with the flippers?

Edited by chas, 26 March 2012 - 06:31 PM.

[unclewilly]

nice detail UW.
how long did it take to make it?
the "big bang"decals on the L/R flippers dont move with the flippers.
how do i fix that so the flippers decals move together with the flippers?

The table took about 4 months to get to this point. Which is not completely finished.
I probably could have done the whole table in 2 months, but with my son being born my vpf time has been cut from a few hours a day to a few hours a week.

As for the flippers i did them very fast just to get them done. There are 4 animation frames. When i have time to update i will add two more frames per flipper and it will line up better. The first and last frame should line up fine, unless the flipper angles have been changed.

If you want to get the other frames to more closely match up look for the flippers timer sub and adjust the angle numbers in the animation update.
All the flipper subs are grouped together in one section of the script so it should be easy to find.

I didn't have the time to fine tune this animation.

If you can't get it to line up how you like it simply select the 4 ramps per flipper that make up the animation and drag them off to the side of the table.

The angles in the release should not have needed adjustment as they match very close to the real machine i play weekly.

An update will be coming after i take a little break

[Maxixxl]

Thanks for the BBB, UW!) Such precise and beautiful work!

[strangeleo72]

i could not the opportunity to thank you before UW.
You've really done a wonderful ...
The graphics and physics are really great ... thanks!!

[Sheltemke]

i could not the opportunity to thank you before UW.
You've really done a wonderful ...
The graphics and physics are really great ... thanks!!

Yes..The Physics is truly amazing on this table.
Thank you again this masterpiece UW!

[Grizz]

Yes...Thanks brother Scott for such an amazingly real table!
The play..The look...the feel..
Thanks my friend :}

Yes...Thanks brother Scott for such an amazingly real table!
The play..The look...the feel..
Thanks my friend :}

[strangeleo72]

i Forgot!...
And ThankU Grizz for incredibles Graphics!!!

[Wahreez McDermot]

Sorry to be so late to the thank you Scott party! But... now that I am here...

Thanks man! This is really really really awesome!

Such a nice present to receive while coming back to my favorite rotated monitor hobby, lol.

I remember the initial talk of doing this table started b4 I vanished. Never expected it to turn out SO well!

BTW, we should have a hall of fame where we can enshrine the greats and make busts of their heads & give them yellow jackets! I would like to nominate Scott and then also serve on the fictitious committee which determines whom will receive this prestigious (yet fictitious) award!

Oh yeah and mad props to Grizz for the gfx! I nominate you for fictitious glory too!

-Wahreez

Edited by Wahreez McDermot, 26 April 2012 - 10:30 AM.

[poolshark021]

First let me say from what I can see this table looks awesome. Great job UW and thank you. I just wish I could play it.

I am having the overflow errors that were discussed in the beta thread. Win XP x64. I tried manually putting in the value of Pi, also manually entering the cos and sin values a couple lines latger (manually calculating mBallDir * 3.1415923/180) and I could finally get the table to load. However, when I hit the start button I get a Line 0 overflow error. I would very much like to help figure out this problem but my knowledge of VBScript is limited. I am usually pretty good in troubleshooting script code but I have no idea where to start with a line 0 error. If anyone has ideas or anything I can try please let me know. Thanks. BTW I also have this on Win 7 x64 and it works fine. It is obviously an issue with VBScript and XP x64 only.

Edited by poolshark021, 29 April 2012 - 06:05 PM.

[ZERO99]

Every time I try to boot this table I encounter a missing Capcom.vbs file also fallowed by a few other messages that say vpinmame ver 01560000 required. So I have yet to actually play Big Bang Bar.

[poolshark021]

Every time I try to boot this table I encounter a missing Capcom.vbs file also fallowed by a few other messages that say vpinmame ver 01560000 required. So I have yet to actually play Big Bang Bar.

You need the VBS script files here:
http://www.vpforums....u...ail&f_id=17

You can unzip them into your Visual Pinball tables folder or make a separate one for scripts

[ZERO99]

Every time I try to boot this table I encounter a missing Capcom.vbs file also fallowed by a few other messages that say vpinmame ver 01560000 required. So I have yet to actually play Big Bang Bar.

You need the VBS script files here:
http://www.vpforums....u...ail&f_id=17

You can unzip them into your Visual Pinball tables folder or make a separate one for scripts

Thank you! I have been trying to find this file but it looks like I was looking in the completely wrong places!

[dondon42]

i love this pinball table but for some reason when i load it up the graphics are bad and it defiantly does not look like the picture posted here is what mine looks like on my PC


is there any way to fix the problem

help please

thanks,

[Grizz]

ati card ?

[dondon42]

ati card ?

nope, i Have an Nvidia GTX 560Ti and all the other tables work just fine.

[xio]

I think I had the same issue with IJ, it was beacause HD Render was off

[dondon42]

I think I had the same issue with IJ, it was beacause HD Render was off

so i figured how to turn on HD Render. What resolution should i play the tables at in FS Mode ??

Edited by dondon42, 29 June 2012 - 02:38 PM.

[Grizz]

checkmark it in the options

[dondon42]

that fixed the problem thanks so much

[Grizz]

np
enjoy the amazing table!
1920x1080 for tables for me

Edited by Grizz, 29 June 2012 - 02:48 PM.