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[nestorgian]

File Name: Odin Deluxe (Sonic 1985)

File Submitter: nestorgian

File Submitted: 21 Oct 2020

File Category: VPX Recreations

Author(s): Nestorgian
Thanks to dboyrecords and JPSalas for the vp9 table
Thanks Arngrim for the DOF
Manufacturer: Other - Pinball
Year: 1985
Permission to MOD?: Yes, with approval

Odin Deluxe (Sonic 1985)
 
Manufacturer: Segasa d.b.a. Sonic, of Spain 
Date Of Manufacture: 1985
Type: Solid State Electronic (SS)
 
V 1.3.1 DOF revision 2.1 by Arngrim
V 1.3.0 Rom Version with JP's Arcade Physics v3.0
 
Backblass for two and three screens included
 
 
 

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[jpsalas]

Nice!

[STAT]

ROM based & JP's Hands on that one .. Download ...

[uers1983]

Thank you for your work!

[nestorgian]

Nice!

 thanks for the visit

I hope I have implemented your physics well

just touch the elasticity Falloff to adjust the aim of the flipper

You commented that we could play with that, if I'm not mistaken

I really like how physics runs on this board but my look is very beginner like my boards

Thank you papa smurf

[wiesshund]

I have already run it a few times, i think it runs very well with the updated physics.
Did you update the art too?
Looks higher rez for some reason, unless it's the last video changes that i did to my setup?

[nestorgian]

I have already run it a few times, i think it runs very well with the updated physics.
Did you update the art too?
Looks higher rez for some reason, unless it's the last video changes that i did to my setup?

improve the plainfield a little I don't have good images of it

thank you for your comments

[wiesshund]

Does not look any worse than the lithographed laminated playfields on any of a few thousand real life tables from the era
Yours looks cleaner than this, and this is real

 

[jpsalas]

 

Nice!

 thanks for the visit

I hope I have implemented your physics well

just touch the elasticity Falloff to adjust the aim of the flipper

You commented that we could play with that, if I'm not mistaken

I really like how physics runs on this board but my look is very beginner like my boards

Thank you papa smurf

 

 

My "arcade physics 3.0" er not hardcoded, they are just suggestions. If you take a look I only have two kind of the longer part of a rubber: short and long. Then it is up to you to change the falloff of those longer and shorter rubbers so they give the elasticity you want. The longer the rubber is the higher the fallout, this is the more the rubber will absorb the ball speed and it will bounce less, and I wrote 1.7 for the longest, which I think is adequate. But depending of the table you may need to change that value, usually between 0,7 and 1,7. 

 

The flipper angles also should be changed according to the table, and even the falloff too. The end angles may change from (for ex. the left flipper) from 68 (very high) to 74 (very low). I have used 68 in most og my tables, that gives you nice shooting angles and backhands, and the ball will be easily stopped. Now for hard core players, that will be too easy and they may want lower those end angles so the ball moves from flipper to the other easily and the ball will be harder to control and to stop (cradle)