69 replies to this topic

[gtxjoe]

You should be able to add .ShowDMDOnly = 1
To the controller area of the script

Or modify that setting in the VpinMAME genesis rom entry

[batch]

Thanks, gtxjoe, the line was commented in the script !

[roccodimarco]

I was playing this table tonight and found a mistake I think. I BELIEVE once you spell arms, you can lock ball one via the arms ramp. When you spell legs you can lock that ball. Once both balls are locked three ball multi ball begins. On this table, once you spell legs, you can only lock the ball on the arms ramp and multi starts immediately after locking the arms. So you never get three ball multi ball only two. Can anyone take a look?

[roccodimarco]

I just watched a video. I’m an idiot. The game is fine. However; and maybe it’s just my luck, but I had only got the left ramp to flash to lock never the right

[STAT]

... one of my Favorite, but hard to Play

[Bjonne]

Now that Gottlieb has pulled all their roms is there a way to get the roms for this table, my rom is corrupt I think.

[gtxjoe]

If I had the genesis rom, I would be in PinballNirvana...  nudge nudge wink wink

[rtkiii]

Table looks good but it shows DMD on my playfield and on backglass.  I have looked at the script and tried changing settings but stills shows on playfield.  What am I missing?

[kiwi]

Table looks good but it shows DMD on my playfield and on backglass.  I have looked at the script and tried changing settings but stills shows on playfield.  What am I missing?

I have this in line 31 of the scripts:

fullscreendisplay = 2

 

0 should be the setting you are looking for.

fullscreendisplay = 0

 

The lines before 31 explain what happens by changing the value of the "fullscreendisplay" variable.

[rtkiii]

 

Table looks good but it shows DMD on my playfield and on backglass.  I have looked at the script and tried changing settings but stills shows on playfield.  What am I missing?

I have this in line 31 of the scripts:

fullscreendisplay = 2

0 should be the setting you are looking for.

fullscreendisplay = 0

The lines before 31 explain what happens by changing the value of the "fullscreendisplay" variable.

 

Yep that was it!  Thanks!