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[Itchigo]

World's Fair 1962



Version: 1.0.0
Category: VP 8.x Originals

Author(s): Itchigo

Description:
My second released table. Made with the Bendigo 4a Template. Works with VP8 and 9 (in testing).Romless. Thanks To The Community For A Few Questions Answered, And Thanks To Faralos For Checking Things Over.
Drop Targets Advance X Up To 4X.
After 4X Extra Ball Lights.
Pretty Fast For An EM Game, But Fun.
This Table Has Nothing To Do With The 1964 Gottlieb Version.
The First Table I've Done On My Own!

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Submitted by Itchigo, on Jun 6 2010, 08:31 PM

[Noah Fentz]

Cool, thanks for this!

I added a screenshot in there for you.

[faralos]

having play tested the living heck out of it, I can say that the flipper balance is good and it's much faster than EM's were way back then, but the game play is great! I have lost a few balls due to its quickness! and that left side bulls eye shot is tougher than it looks! good design! and while it is NOT an exact copy of the original I think it plays better...imo anyways. New original EM's are starting to wear me down, as I've never been a big fan of the older ones, but with game play this fast, I'm beginning to warm up to them. Thanks Itchigo!!

Edited by faralos, 07 June 2010 - 01:05 AM.

[Itchigo]

Thanks Noah, I thought that went through but I could have done it wrong. I only learned the computer 2 years ago so I know as much about VP as I do everything else. In fact it's the only need I have for a computer!

[faralos]

good enough reason to get a computer! hope you make many tables in the future, seeing as how quick you have learned vp!

[bolt]

Thanks for release.

[Itchigo]

I know this is the wrong place, but beat this! I don't know how/what to do with the nvram. 9128!

[billyrjse]

Congrats!! I'm trying to do my first table... But scripts are killing me!! The more I try to understand the commands I get lost.

Regards!!

[faralos]

Congrats!! I'm trying to do my first table... But scripts are killing me!! The more I try to understand the commands I get lost.

Regards!!

OK FIRE YOUR TABLE OFF TO ME, I HELPED iTCHIGO WITH HIS three pins; two o fwhich he has uploaded('Worlds Fair 1962', although this one he did 99% of it ! And his 'Rube Goldberg' one too) the other he is waiting on (I dunno what exactly as it's done but that's his choice! it should be up here soon it's 'Flash 2'!) AND PRACTICEDUMMY WITH HIS also (the 'hogans heroes one') so send it out to me or post it here and I'll help ya with it! The rube goldberg I did ALL of the coding with notes on each line explaining what each line of code does, I will do the same with yours too if ya' want...

I know this is the wrong place, but beat this! I don't know how/what to do with the nvram. 9128!

the nv's go into your nvramfolder within your VP folder I am unsure exactly what they do though

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[Itchigo]

Regards!![/quote]
OK FIRE YOUR TABLE OFF TO ME, I HELPED iTCHIGO WITH HIS three pins; two o fwhich he has uploaded('Worlds Fair 1962', although this one he did 99% of it ! And his 'Rube Goldberg' one too) the other he is waiting on (I dunno what exactly as it's done but that's his choice! it should be up here soon it's 'Flash 2'!)

I'm working on a bonus routine, I have the lights set up but I have to set up a bonus countdown. I have a friend coming over thursday, were going to work on it. I didn't see a game where I could directly cut out a section and copy, paste and change names. I also want to check things over and see if I want to add any objects etc, just been a little busy. I worked on World's Fair nonstop so that's why it got done relatively quickly.

I know this is the wrong place, but beat this! I don't know how/what to do with the nvram. 9128!

the nv's go into your nvramfolder within your VP folder I am unsure exactly what they do though

I have that, I saw that they want a copy of the nvram for highscores, so I'm assuming copy that like a file and send that in. In the old days we would just write our name on the machine's backbox.