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[jwkramer61]

File Name: Nitro Ground Shaker (7 Digit Scoring)

File Submitter: jwkramer61

File Submitted: 24 May 2022

File Category: VPX/VPinMAME Recreations

Author(s): JPSalas, JWKramer
Manufacturer: Bally
Year: 1980
ROM: Link to ROM
Permission to MOD?: Yes, without approval

7 DIGIT BACKGLASS
 
Based on the Bally table from 1980.      
Thanks to Carlos Guizzo for the images of the real table.
Playfield and plastics redrawn by me in full glorious 4k
Special Thanks to JPSalas for the initial release
 
Uses the 7 digits ROM.
 
Now has selectable LUT using MagnaSave buttons - HOLD LEFT, Cycle with RIGHT
Cheater Posts can be toggled ON/OFF with the PERIOD (.) KEY on the KEYPAD
Added SHAKER MOTOR support in DOF
Added DOF MX LED Lighting Effects
 
*updated to default to cabinet mode
*bug fix - removed backglass scoring digits from playfield.

Click here to download this file

[wryker]

How do you make it default to cabinet? It loads w/digital score/boxes on the playfield in cabinet.

[jwkramer61]

How do you make it default to cabinet? It loads w/digital score/boxes on the playfield in cabinet.

 

Press F1 when you launch the table, and put a checkbox on Cabinet Mode.

I must have been testing it in desktop mode before I uploaded.

My apologies.

[wryker]

 

How do you make it default to cabinet? It loads w/digital score/boxes on the playfield in cabinet.

 

Press F1 when you launch the table, and put a checkbox on Cabinet Mode.

I must have been testing it in desktop mode before I uploaded.

My apologies.

 

I checked that and it showed the cabinet box was checked. If I could upload a pic here I'd show it. Box is checked - numbers still on the playfield.

[wiesshund]

 

 

How do you make it default to cabinet? It loads w/digital score/boxes on the playfield in cabinet.

 

Press F1 when you launch the table, and put a checkbox on Cabinet Mode.

I must have been testing it in desktop mode before I uploaded.

My apologies.

 

I checked that and it showed the cabinet box was checked. If I could upload a pic here I'd show it. Box is checked - numbers still on the playfield.

 

 

numbers on playfield wont be changed by the F1 ROM settings
script would need to do something like
If table1.showDT = False then
set the numbers not visible

 

If it has that, then it should be hiding them if you have the table in FS view

[wryker]

It appears correct in the script:

Dim VarHidden
If Table1.ShowDT = true then
    VarHidden = 1
    For each x in aReels
        x.Visible = 1
    Next
else
    VarHidden = 0
    For each x in aReels
        x.Visible = 0
    Next
    lrail.Visible = 0
    rrail.Visible = 0
end if

if B2SOn = true then VarHidden = 1

' Standard Sounds
Const SSolenoidOn = "fx_Solenoid"
Const SSolenoidOff = ""
Const SCoin = "fx_Coin"

[wiesshund]

You could always drag them up out of the backdrop area and then you wont see them

[jwkramer61]

 

 

How do you make it default to cabinet? It loads w/digital score/boxes on the playfield in cabinet.

 

Press F1 when you launch the table, and put a checkbox on Cabinet Mode.

I must have been testing it in desktop mode before I uploaded.

My apologies.

 

I checked that and it showed the cabinet box was checked. If I could upload a pic here I'd show it. Box is checked - numbers still on the playfield.

 

If you download it again that will be fixed. I had to replace the file - the wrong one was posted the first time.

 

 

[Andypc]

Amazing table. One issue I have is that the table sounds are far to loud compared to the rom sounds. What is the best way to adjust this to get the balance right? 

[bigus1]

Set your sound effect volume in table options low - like 18 or lower

[Andypc]

Thanks Bigus. I had to set the sound effect volume in table options all the way down to 1 to get it anything like balanced. I also have to crank up my volume a lot which is not ideal. Is there anyway to increase the rom volume on this table? 

[bigus1]

Click on the score, hit the tilde key then use the arrow keys to adjust and scroll.

[Andypc]

Thanks that solved it. The AV-3-8910 Volume was right down.