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#61 Joppnl

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Posted 09 October 2022 - 05:45 PM

UPDATE

 

4.0.1 Updated 9.10.2022

- Fixed bug with the manual ball feed not counting right the number of balls played.

 

 

The script was a little too complex for this table, as it automatically handled the balls as if they were multiballs or :D extra balls in play, so it was just too much for this table and the script got confused, not talking about the author, hahaha, he was more confused than the script  Anyway, I think it should play fine now both in manual feed and in auto feed modus.

Great work: just gave it a try and now all 5 balls (as in the script is defined) can be played 

We have a saying for that as well : "Thank you"  

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Edited by Joppnl, 09 October 2022 - 05:46 PM.


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Posted 11 October 2022 - 05:03 AM

The "Is this file broken?" button should be removed. In the vast majority of cases, it is overused  and causes confusion. If someone has a problem with a table, just write in the "support topic" - this is the right place to report problems. However, I don't know if the forum administration listens to such voices, a long time ago I reported 2 bugs to which no one has responded until today. 


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Posted 11 October 2022 - 04:45 PM

 

The "Is this file broken?" button should be removed. In the vast majority of cases, it is overused  and causes confusion. If someone has a problem with a table, just write in the "support topic" - this is the right place to report problems. However, I don't know if the forum administration listens to such voices, a long time ago I reported 2 bugs to which no one has responded until today. 

 

 

Removing the Broken File button would make it impossible for me to know when a file actually is broken. It's definitely been a helpful feature from my perspective, while others seem to have taken it as some affront to their reputation. Whatever. LOL.I think people take this way too seriously. It's just a way to report problems with files. If we allowed only active members to report broken files, they'd already have most tables and wouldn't even notice.

 

I'm not happy about this particular occasion of how it was worded, but the feature itself is not to blame. The report itself was quite rude.

 

As for bug reports, those definitely belong in Support Topics, not Broken reports, which is probably why you received no response.

 

In the future, if we could address issues with a forum feature, could we keep it out of the comments section of the file? I don't see comments unless they're reported, so they are not a good method to communicate problems.

 

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Posted 13 October 2022 - 10:13 AM

i love this table (and almost all other old EM's)

and also thanks to leeoneil and arngrim for creating the DOF config and migrate them into the script 







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