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[Okobojimusky]

File Name: Humpty Dumpty (Gottlieb '47)

File Submitter: Okobojimusky

File Submitted: 15 Feb 2022

File Category: Future Pinball

Author(s): Original Table: Fpozo45
Modifications: Okobojimusky
Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Year: 1947
Permission to MOD?: Yes, without approval

Humpty Dumpty:  First pinball machine with electromechanical flippers.
 
Manufacturer:  D. Gottlieb & Co.
 
Date:  October, 1947
 
Design:  Harry Mabs
 
Art:  Roy Parker
 

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[FranciscoPozo]

Thank you for the modifications you have made. It's a good way to learn a little more.

The reason I don't make the backglass work is because I assume no one sees it while you're playing with your eyes fixed on the playfield.

In my first recreations I did it, but I considered that it was an effort for nothing.

I'm about to finish "Bowling Champ" but I'm stuck on the sequence to turn the pins back on the translite.

If you could help me (I've never asked anyone before) I'd send you the file somehow.

Thanks again.

[Okobojimusky]

Thank you for making these great older tables!  I have a second monitor that displays the backglass, so that is why I modified it to work.  I would be happy to try to help you out with Bowling Champ.  I must warn you that I am not a programming expert, just someone who loves virtual pinball and likes to adjust the table scripts!

 

[FranciscoPozo]

Thank, Okobujimusky. Long story short: four or five years ago I only knew how to turn on/off my computer. Stealing scripts here and there, textures,models,sounds, etc; I started with this hobby. First pinballs I played or "flippers" as we called them here were around the 60's.

"Humpty Dumpty" is two years younger than me!!

Thanks for offering your help. Another problem is that I'm not a native English speaker and technical English has its diffculties.

 

Saludos.

[Okobojimusky]

No problem. Just let me know how you plan to send me the file.