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[jpsalas]

Hit the Deck VP911 FS



Version: 1.0.0
Category: VP 9.x Cabinet Tables (FULL SCREEN)

Author(s): jpsalas, Eala Dubh Sidhe

Description:
Based on the table by Gottlieb from 1978
Based on the table by Gottlieb from 1978
Thanks to Eala Dubh Sidhe for letting me use his script. I just added the extra subs for the VP9 tables, like the flippers, nudge, some animations, etc.

Also thanks to José who suggested this table.

This is an EM table, so don't look for ROMS

This is the FS version. I only added the score and the credits on top of the apron, so the table will be playable with one monitor. You don't see the match numbers or the game over light. But it is playable I guess some of you will like to use a second screen with this table, but that is beyond me, since I only use one screen

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Submitted by jpsalas, on Mar 1 2011, 02:54 PM

[settingsons]

I have never seen this one before - it looks great. Thanks to Eala and JP!

[Sabbat]

Thank you Eala and JP for this FS version too.

I just got done playing the desktop version and the nudging is awesome, great job. Also I really like the fact that since it's Eala's old script, it keeps highscore (though that may not be visible on this FS version)

[Rawd]

Looks like a great table. Thanks once again JP!

[pinball buzz]

Thanks JP

nice looking table - not seen this one before.

Thanks Buzz

[Sabbat]

Thanks JP

nice looking table - not seen this one before.

Thanks Buzz

It's a rare table only made in the 300's. You may have played the FP version though Neptune which was the add-a-ball and even less of those were made.

[Flying Dutchman]

Great Table JP .. a true addition to all your other brilliant recreations!

Busy with the UVP for it .. only not having a rom to 'back-it-up' doesn't help much ..

Guess I have to compare it with 'Fast Draw' and 'borrow' the 'Amazon Hunt' rom to be used.

Thanks again for a really nice playing Table!

Cheers,
FD.

Edited by Flying Dutchman, 01 March 2011 - 10:44 PM.

[wildman]

cool table JP

[g00se]

Great table JP and Eala!!! Love these classics!!!

[Chip]

Just getting back into the VP world and I am loving this table!!!

Great work, thanks for the time you put in on this one!

[g00se]

The more I play this table, the more I luv it! FD ---were you able to get a working UVP for it?

[jdsabin1]

The more I play this table, the more I luv it! FD ---were you able to get a working UVP for it?

*bump* - this table is too good not to have it's own UVP. Any progress?

[speed24]

Another excellent table JP . Thanks and keep up the great work . You ought to make more tables like this one .

[kruge99]

The more I play this table, the more I luv it! FD ---were you able to get a working UVP for it?

*bump* - this table is too good not to have it's own UVP. Any progress?

Ummm, this is an EM therefore does not use ROMs therefore the standard UVP cannot be employed here. Sorry.

Edited by kruge99, 27 March 2011 - 06:52 PM.

[Sabbat]

What exactly is the deal with this being an EM but with digital scoring or on the real machine are they just reels made to look digital.

Edited by Sabbat, 27 March 2011 - 07:00 PM.

[jdsabin1]

What exactly is the deal with this being an EM but with digital scoring or on the real machine are they just reels made to look digital.

I'm confused as well. There are other EM tables that have been converted to use use UVP via digital reels (although Rosve recently broke through with the cool looking EM reels). Not entirely sure when you can use UVP (albeit digitally) versus not being able to use it at all.

[kruge99]

What exactly is the deal with this being an EM but with digital scoring or on the real machine are they just reels made to look digital.

I'm confused as well. There are other EM tables that have been converted to use use UVP via digital reels (although Rosve recently broke through with the cool looking EM reels). Not entirely sure when you can use UVP (albeit digitally) versus not being able to use it at all.

The way that rosve is making those FS EM tables does not use the UVP system created by Manofwar.

The UVP system created by Manofwar requires a rom and pinmame.

Since EM tables do not use a rom, therefore they do not use pinmame and that means there is no "system" to tell the UVP Server how to display the score, ball in play, and credits type of information.


Best Regards,
Todd.

[pinuck]

What exactly is the deal with this being an EM but with digital scoring or on the real machine are they just reels made to look digital.

on the real machine they are EM reels that are made to look like LEDs, but are actually fully mechanical

[jdsabin1]

So with tables like Fast Draw, that was an EM table with reels, a different ROM was used then to use UVP and have the scores displayed digitally?

[pinuck]

So with tables like Fast Draw, that was an EM table with reels, a different ROM was used then to use UVP and have the scores displayed digitally?

yeah, fast draw used the rom from amazon hunt, since the playfield layouts are virtually the same.