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[pinnyboy]

Hey everyone,

I have my Cactus Canyon Continued table up and running beautifully on VPX 10.8.0 and Windows 7 64-bit. I spent many hours dialing in this environment to get it completely stable.
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I managed to get the table running using a custom sandbox method for the scripts right inside the P-ROC tables folder. It works perfectly now, though I honestly can't remember the exact configuration steps I took to achieve it.
The only issue I have left is that because the old automated web installer links are down, my folder structure completely skipped the baseline jackpot audio tracks. I am trying to track down a backup of the original files, as I'm missing:

I think these are the files names
* 527-bart-jackpot.wav
* 1512-barts-jackpot.wav
* 2015-system-jackpot.wav
* 2016-system-superjackpot.wav


I know I've heard these specific tracks playing on my cabinet recently before I accidentally deleted my old backup directories.
Could another cabinet owner please share a quick Google Drive, Mega, or cloud link with a backup of these loose files or the complete working audio pack? I just need these last pieces to finally get my cabinet 100% finished.
Thanks a ton!
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Edited by pinnyboy, 16 June 2026 - 07:46 PM.

[Thalamus]

Won't your table be complete if you head over to VPU and download the installer that comes with VPW CCC release ?

Just open the bat script and see where the resources are pulled from.

Edited by Thalamus, 17 June 2026 - 09:34 AM.

[pinnyboy]

"Thanks for the reply, Thalamus!
You are completely right. I updated my pack and my folder jumped from 220 files up to 564 files, which restored a ton of missing character modes, but those specific 527, 1512, and 2015 jackpot tracks are still completely missing from the folder structure.
I spent about hours getting this Windows 7 64-bit Python 2.7 build stable, so I'm just trying to track down those last few loose .wav files manually to complete the cabinet. Do you happen to have those specific numbered tracks in your backup that you could share, or do you know a live link where they are still hosted?"



 

[Thalamus]

Just checked and I don't have them either.

[pinnyboy]

"Hey Thalamus, thanks so much for taking the time to dig into your folders and check that out for me! I really appreciate you looking. It looks like these specific files are a total mystery across the board because the old automated installation scripts skipped them for so many people. Since even the clean packs are missing them, I wanted to put out a friendly call-out to all the virtual pinball cabinet experts and long-time builders here. If anyone happens to have an old hard drive backup, an ancient installation folder from the early P-ROC days (around 2012–2015), or a legacy system backup containing those original 527, 1512, and 2015 files, please let me know.




 

[Carny_Priest]

The latest installer (at least the one I support) pulls the latest sound assets directly from the project author's site. Those files are a match to the latest available game code, revision 2022.04.20. 

If the code is not calling for these files than having them is not going to add anything to the game experience.

 

You can check the log in the P-ROC/shared folder to see if the game is logging any errors about missing sound files. Missing sound files are not catastrophic and would not pop up a notification or cause the game to not run. You'd only see missing assets in the log.

 

I did go through my archives. I've followed this project for over ten years. And I'm the owner of the code repo that ported the project author's game code to run in VPX. I don't see these files anywhere.   

[pinnyboy]

Hey Carny_Priest,
Thanks for the final confirmation and for checking your archives for me, I do appreciate it
Turns out I was completely chasing a ghost.
I am currently running the full Cactus Canyon Continued (CCC) setup with the physical P-ROC framework on VPX 10.8.0 and Windows 7.
The environment is dialed in and running absolutely mint, so I am just going to leave the setup exactly as it is since everything plays perfectly.
Thanks again for all the work you do for the community and for keeping these tables alive!

Final note: I should have added that it was these 2 tables that I run P-ROC with: All the older "Scripts" I kept are in the tables folder inside the P-ROC Dir:
All run off 32bit VPX exe 10.8.0
1:Cactus Canyon VPX NZ-TT 1.1
2: Cactus Canyon Continued _TTNZ _v2.0

• EXE Version: v10.8.0 Final
• Revision: Rev. 2051 (28dd6c3)
  The Script Sandbox: By dropping older rule scripts directly inside the P-ROC\tables folder, the 32-bit 10.8.0 VPX EXE hooks right into them perfectly without crashing.
   

 

Edited by pinnyboy, 20 June 2026 - 08:40 PM.