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[vinch52]

Hello everyone, 

 

I don't know if I'm in the right place to post this...

I'm looking for someone who could work on the visual of the "Black Knight - Sword Of Rage" table.

3D elements, lights, table physics.

I've been working on the 3D, lights, and starting the physics again. But apparently I must not be good at it, many people complain.

 

Thank you for this!

 

Vinch52

[DonRobby]

Respect for your effort.

BKSOR rules even when it has some work to do.
I can't even begin to imagine how hard it is to code that from scratch.
With an endless ruleset like that it's just insane to do it by hand.
So any complaint about it being incomplete just seems unfair.
Even a real table designer would take months of work before it's released and then it gets patched a thousand times before it's finally complete.

I can only suggest you take a look at some of the masters work when you want better physics.

For example this template from JPSalas.

In my opinion he has the best games on this forum, probably also because he does this longer than most of the devs.

https://www.vpforums...&showfile=15246

 

There is also the VPW template found on VPU.
Not sure if I can link it but you probably know where to look

Edited by DonRobby, 08 September 2022 - 09:35 PM.

[vinch52]

Hello,

 

Thank you for your comment,

Yes, it takes a lot of time to code that, plus I had no experience in visual basic... But I have knowledge of several other programming languages ​​and that allowed me to adapt.

I started approximately around April 2021 (approximately 1 year of programming)

I posted some help requests on VPU and contacted JPSalas, but for the moment no favorable feedback, yes JPSalas is amazing, I like its tables.

I should try to privately contact other people

because there are a lot of people who are knowing well Visual Pinball. And this post, I don't think it's read by many people.

 

I modified the table again, the big ramp is now without trigger 2 & trigger 3, I replaced them with a primitive 3D object --> looping.

Now the ball goes through a "looping ramp", it's still possible to send the ball to the top board but it's harder like the real table