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[Noah Fentz]

WWF Royal Rumble (Noah Fentz & Destruk)



Version: 1.1.0
Category: VPinMAME 9.x Recreations

Author(s): Noah Fentz, Destruk

Description:
For use with VP 9.x using HARDWARE RENDERING. If rendering issues occur, use the "Lite" version.
Manufacturer: Data East
Model Number: 23
Common Abbreviations: WWF
MPU: DataEast/Sega Version 3
Type: Solid State Electronic (SS)

Theme: Licensed - Sports - Wrestling - Comedy
Specialty: Widebody
Toys: Machine shakes when hitting targets.
Design by: Tim Seckel, Joe Kaminkow
Art by: Paul Faris, Markus Rothkranz
Dots/Animation by: Jack Liddon, Kurt Andersen, Scott Melchionda
Mechanics by: Tim Seckel
Music by: Brian Schmidt
Sound by: Brian Schmidt
Software by: Neil Falconer, Orin Day, Lyman F. Sheats Jr.
Notes: First prototype game was a narrow-body game. Game kept changing as wrestlers left WWF for other organizations. Many custom voice samples from wrestlers.
Marketing Slogans: "(Various features) all combine to make WWFRR the main event for street and arcade championship collections! We needed more space to contain this cage match of pinball mayhem."
"WWF Royal Rumble is sure to beat the competition and be the heavyweight champ!"
"Lets get ready to rumble!"

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Submitted by Noah Fentz, on Mar 25 2009, 04:58 PM

Edited by Noah Fentz, 02 June 2009 - 08:01 PM.

[wangho]

wow. Im checking it out now. Hell of a cool table! The only distracting thing is the bumpers in the back keep flashing through the ramp whenever they are hit. Besides that, I'm mightily impressed and will spend a good deal of time with this one. Great job!

[bolt]

Thanks works fine

[Noah Fentz]

...the bumpers in the back keep flashing through the ramp whenever they are hit.

I'm a little confused...

Could you expand on that statement?

They don't even flash when hit

[KEG]

Great job on the table Noah & Destruk. Looks great and plays great.

[wangho]

what I mean is at the back of the table where the pop bumpers are directly under the rail ramp, whenever they are hit, they tend to overlap the rail ramp up above. It's not a huge deal or anything, but it's something I noticed. So this is your first table? Plans on a next table? You guys got this thing done quickly!

[Noah Fentz]

what I mean is at the back of the table where the pop bumpers are directly under the rail ramp, whenever they are hit, they tend to overlap the rail ramp up above. It's not a huge deal or anything, but it's something I noticed. So this is your first table? Plans on a next table? You guys got this thing done quickly!

That's not happening to me...

Are you using the full or lite version?

In the editor left click the ramp, then hold shift and left click the other ramp next to it. This should have both ramps selected. Then right click and select draw in front.

Let's see if that helps.

I was planning a table a month, and we would have released this one in that time frame, but I have a social life keeping me very busy.

Next table: Charlie's Angels. I figured we'd do an oldie next.

[ValamirCleaver]

I was planning a table a month, and we would have released this one in that time frame, but I have a social life keeping me very busy.

You lucky dog you...

Next table: Charlie's Angels. I figured we'd do an oldie next.

As opposed to Paul's Angel?...

[TheMcD]

Let's give this one a spin then...

The McD

[Pin-Pete]

Looks awesome.Finally it
has been polished.

[FDSystems]

"For use with VP 9.x using HARDWARE RENDERING. If rendering issues occur, use the "Lite" version."



Pentium 4 2.66GHz 448MB RAM
ATI RADEON XPRESS 200SERIES
Wide screen 1280 x 768

This is how it looks played windowed, with hardware acceleration on, same problem fullscreen.
It apparently works fine, full screen, with hardware acceleration UNCHECKED
Is THIS you call the light version?

I play all my tables, including some VP9 (pinbot, Mars attack 2009, the Who´s Tommy), using VPMan, fullscreen, at 1280 x768 without any problems.
They look stretched but I got used to it.

Edited by 1234fd, 26 March 2009 - 05:01 PM.

[Noah Fentz]

I was hoping this would come up, so it could be explained...

This is the support topic for the "FULL" version, which is about 20MB and requires hardware acceleration. Once you load the table, check the hardware acceleration box (if not already) before running. Some older video cards may not be able to handle it, so I made a "Lite" version.

The "Lite" version is roughly 6MB and I used smaller jpg images. This allows for no hardware rendering, so uncheck the box, if it's checked, before running.

Does that clarify?

[FDSystems]

Like clear water!
Thanks Noah!
Still a little problem with the full version, hardware acceleration unchecked.Is this normal? Does not interfere.


I´m downloading the lite one now.
As my mother used to say:Some people understand very quickly if you explain them very slowly!

P.S.What about uploading "Rapid Vienna Kick n´Roll" & Nova I sent you some times ago?

Edited by 1234fd, 26 March 2009 - 05:43 PM.

[Noah Fentz]

Hardware acceleration should be checked for the FULL version. If you are gong to uncheck it, and try it, you'll have to save the table with it unchecked, close VP 9, and start VP 9 again.

As far as those tables, they are originals, and I am a little reluctant to upload originals. I can say, I LOVE Nova, and wish we could share. I'll try to figure something out.

[Fartian]

Thanks for the table!

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Strange ... this is how it looks when some targets were hit.
When all targets are up there is no transparency problem.

Can anybody tell me what's wrong?

I'm using a NVIDIA 7600GT graphic card.
Resolution is 1280x1024, video mode is 32bit.

[Noah Fentz]

That happened to me on my 6200 video card, as well. It's due to the constant changing of the reel, since it contains the four drop targets and flashing LEDs.

Give the Lite version a try. It didn't happen to me on that version.

It doesn't happen on my 9500GS, though.

[TheMcD]

Hrum, VP9 seems to be slow as f**k here. As a result I couldn't play the table yet. I'll do some more research.

The McD

[Noah Fentz]

Hrum, VP9 seems to be slow as f**k here. As a result I couldn't play the table yet. I'll do some more research.

The McD

Did you try the LITE version? It's software rendered.

[TheMcD]

Not yet. On a different note, why the hell is Royal Rumble in VP Recreations?

The McD

[Noah Fentz]

Cuz I'm a screwup ... MOVED

Anyway, the version you playtested was with software rendering, so it should work well for you.