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[roccodimarco]

File Name: Alive!

File Submitter: roccodimarco

File Submitted: 23 May 2018

File Category: VPX/VPinMAME Recreations

Author(s): roccodimarco
Stat
Borgdog
Itchigo
Wrenchien
dboyrecords
Manufacturer: Other - Pinball
Year: 1978
Permission to MOD?: Yes, without approval

First, A LOT of thanks needs to be said.  This is a conversion of updon719 Aspen table.  From what I can tell Alive and Aspen, are essentially the same table, with only a few different sound effects.  Unfortunately, there are still a couple of sounds missing from this table, and I can't tell when they play from videos mostly because there are not a lot out there of this table.  I know there is a tune that plays when you hit the bonus alley, there is a tune that play occasionally on ball drains, and I THINK there are two other melodies that play.  Like I said, I couldn't tell when they play, but I will continue to search, and if someone has this table and can give me the info that would be awesome.

Ok, moving on, I used some elements from the VP9 Alive! table, so I need to thank, Wrenchien the original creator,  dboyrecords who worked on the recreation,Stat, and Borgdog who are credited on the Aspen table.  I really started this just as a "test" as I'm trying to learn vpx, and teach myself some new photoshop skills (I have a very basic understanding of it).  I started just touching up the playfield, just messing around, and I really got into it, and decided to "attempt" the whole field.  It isn't the best, but when I loaded it into vpx, I said, "Ok, I may have something here!"  So I kept going.  

I'm a big Elvis fan, and I really enjoy the artwork of this, and figured I would upload this, and hope some people would enjoy it, and maybe update it more.  I also reskinned the Aspen Backglass to go along with the table.  I'm at work, and my work computer can barely handle vpx, so I'm not sure what works and doesn't yet, so feel free to let me know! 

Enjoy! 

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[updon719]

Nice, I had a lot of the resources to do this also but never went back to it, I did the same thing you are doing, this was a nice little stepping stone table to learn how to put a table together,  I am working on a new table now and have refined my skills a bit more on redrawing and now it takes much longer

[STAT]

Nice to have this Version too - thanks

[Halen]

I have problems with the link. I dont get the download.

[STAT]

... maybe Author uploaded a new Version, and this Need to be approved by Admin, try it again later - and it works.