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[STYX]

File Name: Dragon

File Submitter: STYX

File Submitted: 13 Apr 2024

File Category: VPX/VPinMAME - MOD Tables

Author(s): Destruk (roms), Jp Salas, Dboyrecords
Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Year: 1978
Permission to MOD?: Yes, without approval

Version1.1, obtained from the previous versions vp8 and vp9, again I thank those who designed this machine and hope you enjoy it.
DT and FS mode.
 
22/04/2024
 

• The flippers were aligned.
• Turning on the G.I with sound when starting the machine.
• The previous version is maintained.

01/01/2024
 
A "trans crear" and "plastic with an image1" were added, the purpose of which is to give luminosity to the plastics, keeping the remains of the pieces intact and preserving the version.
 
18/03/2025
 
LUT mode was entered, at various levels
Can be played by version 10.80
RollingTimer system activated, where the ball sounds as it runs across the playing field.
I thank Mr. Jp Salas for his help (playfield_mesh).
Some minor corrections were made to the table.
More sounds have been added to the table.
The ball has a new physical appearance compared to the previous version.
 
22/04/2025
 
FindDips find balls per game and high score reward
Change in the presentation of the apron.
Some image adjustments.
 
 
 
 

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[PunkTiger]

What is the name of the ROM archive used with this table? I thought I had the proper one, but the table keeps throwing the "check ROM path" error whenever I run it.

[digitalarts]

because this rom is from Gottlieb, you can't find it here... 

but if you search for it, look out for the proper new versions of these Gottlieb sys1 roms (has corrected since vpinmame 3.6)

[PunkTiger]

because this rom is from Gottlieb, you can't find it here... 

but if you search for it, look out for the proper new versions of these Gottlieb sys1 roms (has corrected since vpinmame 3.6)

Thank you for the info. Turns out the Windows 10 install in my VPin table went stupid and farked up my install of VPX8 (it made VPX think the roms folder wasn't where it was... no, I don't know how it did that, either). Fortunately, I made a complete backup of the Visual Pinball folder a couple of weeks ago. A quick restore and everything's back to normal. Whew! Crisis averted.

 

Oh! The board is playing like it should with my ROMs again, so that's good.

Edited by PunkTiger, 19 March 2025 - 02:39 PM.