After seeing a real life "Robot" table in the wild recently, I bit the bullet yesterday and installed the Steam Zaccaria Pinball app on my 3-screen cab.
So far it plays nice, cabinet mode works with two screens, I even got my VirtuaPin plunger and nudging implemented via AutoHotKey. Table launch works with a combination of AutoHotKey scripts and a bit of fiddling with my PinballX settings.
HOWEVER.
(Jerry Seinfeld voice) What's the deal with those terrible backglasses?
Almost all of them are low-res, smudged-looking and bleached out. Which is super weird because if you cycle through the camera angles, you can see that they actually have pretty nice-looking backglass graphic assets in the 3D models of their tables. It's just the images that are used on the second monitor that look like crap. And I'm not talking about the stretch factor (I use a resolution of 1600x1200, so it's not so bad for the SS tables - the EM ones look a bit worse), but strictly the quality of the image source.
Now I get that tables like Time Machine and Farfalla may be difficult to reproduce on a flat surface due to the nature of the plastic molding, but there is just no excuse for some of the others.
I tried switching some of the graphics settings around (turning the glass off, reducing reflection and weather and so on), but that only seems to effect the playfield, not the backglass.
Am I doing something wrong (like missing a high-res/lo-res toggle button in a menu somewhere), or is that just the way it is at the moment?




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